FL's mother became an informant for the resistance and married the inspector. She got pregnant with his child, but after giving birth, she ran away, leaving the baby with her husband.
Who is this child?
For a moment, I thought FL would be the child from this relationship, but the mother didn't take the baby with her when she fled.
Besides, the villagers treat GG as an orphan abandoned by her mother, who is considered a traitor to the nation. So the marriage to the inspector must have happened when GG was already at least a few years old.
How did her mother even get recruited when she had a young child to look after? Could it be that the resistance promised to take care of the child by placing her with someone they trusted, only to later wash their hands of the whole situation and leave the girl to fend for herself, carrying the stigma of being the daughter of a woman who had betrayed her country by getting involved with the enemy? If that's what happened, then the resistance deserves nothing but condemnation.
One more thing: who was Hideo's stepmother making out with, and why on earth was she doing it somewhere anyone could easily catch her?
To me, this episode is more about haste than romance. Dean and Moth hadn’t seen each other all week, so when they finally met up, things moved quickly. Kisses, intimacy, the bed, kisses again… but the camera doesn’t linger on it for long.
That actually fits their relationship well. They haven’t quite figured out what’s happening between them yet. It’s more of a "I missed you, I want to be close, but I don’t know how to play this" vibe rather than "we’re building a relationship." They’re only halfway through the story, so for me, this isn’t the "Lovers Era" yet 😅 It’s more the stage where physical connection and unspoken signals take the lead.
One might wish these scenes lasted longer, but the quick cuts suggest a sense of rushing perhaps that’s the point: to make us feel that haste, because they themselves are rushing through it all.
Ep 4 I don't understand the kidnapper's motives. Why is he kidnapping these wives? Is he doing it out of revenge, or is he simply mentally ill? Why didn't this detective report to the police that he recognized his voice? And that woman behind the wall, I don't believe she's there. Perhaps it's a recording, or she's working with the kidnapper.
After these first 4 episodes, I can confidently say that if they keep up this level, it’s going to be one of the best BLs of the year. ❤️ I expected beautiful cinematography, and they absolutely delivered this series is visually stunning. Everything feels so atmospheric and almost hypnotic. The story itself is also really intriguing. A celebrity, exhausted by the flashing cameras and life in the spotlight, escapes to the mountains, where he meets a tea planter with a wild, untamed nature. Surrounded by the raw beauty of nature, their relationship slowly develops, and the tension between them is there right from the start. That glass scene? Things got seriously hot 🔥🔥🔥 And it only gets better from there. The chemistry between the two leads genuinely works, and they both have that special something. At this point, I’m completely sold all that’s left is to keep watching. The only downside? The series is being promoted terribly on MDL. There’s still not even a proper synopsis there, which is such a shame because it absolutely deserves more attention.
The whole sleepwalking storyline with the FL feels kind of off. Seriously she’s wandering around the city, talking to the ML, entering door codes, making phone calls, falling asleep and waking up… all at once. It’s just way too much for one person in that state, hard to really believe. And then Kim Bum supposed to be an important character but he barely gets any screen time, like just a moment. Pretty disappointing.
I don't care how many heckling comments there are. Byeon Woo Seok has returned in a big way after two years. Anyone familiar with IU's acting career knows that she wisely chooses roles that end in success, and that will be the case this time as well.
This drama is a typical "slice of life," and you can feel it after just the first two episodes. The first episode is essentially a pure slice of life – the characters' quiet everyday lives. The atmosphere reminds me a bit of My Liberation Notes. The cinematography and the village atmosphere are a huge plus. At times, you feel like you're right there with the characters, amidst the fields, silence, and cicadas. The story of first love is also beautifully portrayed. Nothing forced, everything very natural – shy glances, first touches, kisses. It was a very warm experience to watch. PJY plays a similar character here to *Our Unwritten Seoul*, where she also has a hearing problem. And FL is likeable, a bit eccentric, and has a lot of charm. I have a really good feeling about this. It promises to be a calm, atmospheric, and very "real-life" story.
I honestly feel like some people in the comments are acting as if this was their very first BL from GMMTV ever 😅
I don’t think this series is anything outstanding or groundbreaking — but it’s definitely not bad either. It’s just a solid, easy and enjoyable watch. No huge hype, but also no unnecessary drama.
And honestly, Joong and Dunk themselves said before that they wanted to act in a series where they play police officers and they actually got that chance. You can really see it on screen.
Actingwise, they’re doing well, but their biggest strength is their chemistry. They’re one of those GMMTV pairs where everything feels natural. There’s no forced fanservice, no awkwardness, and they don’t look stiff or uncomfortable in front of the camera.
Even the kissing scenes don’t feel tense or staged it’s just normal, relaxed interaction between them.
So yeah, this isn’t a masterpiece. But as a pair, JoongDunk really deliver and they’re genuinely very nice to watch.
FL's mother became an informant for the resistance and married the inspector. She got pregnant with his child, but after giving birth, she ran away, leaving the baby with her husband.
Who is this child?
For a moment, I thought FL would be the child from this relationship, but the mother didn't take the baby with her when she fled.
Besides, the villagers treat GG as an orphan abandoned by her mother, who is considered a traitor to the nation. So the marriage to the inspector must have happened when GG was already at least a few years old.
How did her mother even get recruited when she had a young child to look after? Could it be that the resistance promised to take care of the child by placing her with someone they trusted, only to later wash their hands of the whole situation and leave the girl to fend for herself, carrying the stigma of being the daughter of a woman who had betrayed her country by getting involved with the enemy? If that's what happened, then the resistance deserves nothing but condemnation.
One more thing: who was Hideo's stepmother making out with, and why on earth was she doing it somewhere anyone could easily catch her?
That actually fits their relationship well. They haven’t quite figured out what’s happening between them yet. It’s more of a "I missed you, I want to be close, but I don’t know how to play this" vibe rather than "we’re building a relationship." They’re only halfway through the story, so for me, this isn’t the "Lovers Era" yet 😅 It’s more the stage where physical connection and unspoken signals take the lead.
One might wish these scenes lasted longer, but the quick cuts suggest a sense of rushing perhaps that’s the point: to make us feel that haste, because they themselves are rushing through it all.
I expected beautiful cinematography, and they absolutely delivered this series is visually stunning. Everything feels so atmospheric and almost hypnotic.
The story itself is also really intriguing. A celebrity, exhausted by the flashing cameras and life in the spotlight, escapes to the mountains, where he meets a tea planter with a wild, untamed nature. Surrounded by the raw beauty of nature, their relationship slowly develops, and the tension between them is there right from the start. That glass scene? Things got seriously hot 🔥🔥🔥 And it only gets better from there. The chemistry between the two leads genuinely works, and they both have that special something.
At this point, I’m completely sold all that’s left is to keep watching. The only downside? The series is being promoted terribly on MDL. There’s still not even a proper synopsis there, which is such a shame because it absolutely deserves more attention.
The cinematography and the village atmosphere are a huge plus. At times, you feel like you're right there with the characters, amidst the fields, silence, and cicadas.
The story of first love is also beautifully portrayed. Nothing forced, everything very natural – shy glances, first touches, kisses. It was a very warm experience to watch.
PJY plays a similar character here to *Our Unwritten Seoul*, where she also has a hearing problem. And FL is likeable, a bit eccentric, and has a lot of charm.
I have a really good feeling about this. It promises to be a calm, atmospheric, and very "real-life" story.
I don’t think this series is anything outstanding or groundbreaking — but it’s definitely not bad either. It’s just a solid, easy and enjoyable watch. No huge hype, but also no unnecessary drama.
And honestly, Joong and Dunk themselves said before that they wanted to act in a series where they play police officers and they actually got that chance.
You can really see it on screen.
Actingwise, they’re doing well, but their biggest strength is their chemistry. They’re one of those GMMTV pairs where everything feels natural. There’s no forced fanservice, no awkwardness, and they don’t look stiff or uncomfortable in front of the camera.
Even the kissing scenes don’t feel tense or staged it’s just normal, relaxed interaction between them.
So yeah, this isn’t a masterpiece.
But as a pair, JoongDunk really deliver and they’re genuinely very nice to watch.