Seconding peach of time. But beware the tragedy tag. If you are a fan of Eternal Yesterday, you will absolutely…
Peach of Time is more about learning to cope and let go. Peach, a thai guy, meets this Korean tourist, Yoon Oh, at his family's resort and they bond over the fact that Yoon Oh's family also runs a holiday resort back in Korea. Eventually, Yoon Oh returns to his home. About a year? later, Peach decides to visit him, but Yoon Oh's resort is pretty much abandoned and he doesn't really have a good relationship with his workaholic single mom who treats him like he is nonexistent. The only person there is a shady caretaker, who basically looks like he is stuck in the 40s or something. They just spent days chilling and stuff until one day (about halfway through the series) Peach gets the shock of his life that Yoon Oh isn't really alive. I don't remember if he had an accident or unalived himself, but mom knew obviously and she was letting Peach stick around because she regretted not giving Yoon Oh enough time when he was alive. Yoon Oh, himself, had no idea. The rest of the drama is about coping with grief and moving on etc.
I dont remember if the shady caretaker is either a grim reaper or another ghost/Yoon Oh's ancestor, but he was there to help Yoon Oh accept his death.
as is Gulf's singing. If you don't like it, don't watch it, that's all.
Why bring Gulf into this? They were costars ages ago, nothing more. Whatever you assume of their offscreen relationship, it has nothing to do with their careers now. They are both happy and successful with the directions they have chosen.
I perceive many making negative criticisms of the series based on its differences with the webtoon. I only value…
That argument only works if the show is good and actually spesks about it rather than use complex subjects as a mere plot device. Admittedly, I haven't seen the drama. The webtoon is pretty garbage and I was looking to see if the drama was worth watching at least. But apparently, not
not sure but the ost's voice is similar to jaehan's ( Omega x ) voice
I don't have a bias, but I consider Jaehan as my fav child. In fact, I consider whole of OX as my baby twin because they debuted on my 30th b'day lmao.
Ok, before watching episode 2, I need explanation, how did Zhang chi ended up in Lin Zhen's body??? 🤔
There's no proper explanation, but I feel it is because LZD was the last person ZC was thinking of when he fell off the cliff (or maybe he was jealous of him and had some "if only I was in his place, I would never suffer" kind of thought).
I like the little friendship line going between the 3 young racers. Brings the much needed light-hearted moments…
Honestly, I dropped at 18 because I was absolutely not interested in ZC or Team Speed, and especially ZC and his romance with the manager. I was more interested in LZD and his rise in the racing world, and his friendships with other racers and even the cop. LZD was originally doing a much better job by himself and ZC and the Team Speed absolutely did nothing to change his life or future. In fact, it felt like ZC stole LZD life to correct his own mistakes (and he never even cared how it affects the guy whose life/future he is shamelessly stole).
I‘m beginning to suspect the ages in the synopsis are incorrect 😅Firstly, the actor is 35… definitely not…
Same. Not only actor doesn't pass for a 24yr old, but I think the script-writer is the only asian bad at maths, because future Zhang Chi is supposed to be 30+, so there's no way ZC 5 yrs in the past is 24. He is 26-28.
alive. Yoon Oh, himself, had no idea. The rest of the drama is about coping with grief and moving on etc.
I dont remember if the shady caretaker is either a grim reaper or another ghost/Yoon Oh's ancestor, but he was there to help Yoon Oh accept his death.
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