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I'm loving the show so far, but I'm wondering where it's going to go for another 6 episodes? I guess I should go read the webtoon.

Yes, seems like even just one extra episode would be good. I want to see a whole episode of Baek Du in love. If the main couple gets together, how are they going to work things out? They'll probably just gloss over everything.

This drama. I was watching them both at the same time. My Man is Cupid isn't a bad show and I don't regret watching it. But the writing is better in this show, the main couple is sweeter, and it does slice of life in a small town very well. Just my opinion.

I heard it was on Naver but haven't found it myself. It's hard to search for news about him because of the BlackPink JiSoo.

Remember that this is the woman who went to a dark warehouse because she got texts from a dead friend's phone and wasn't the least bit suspicious. Oh? Don't tell the cops? No problem!

Jang Dong Yoon is in another currently airing drama called Like Flowers in Sand. It's a lot better.

Thanks for the info!

The little reveal/cliffhanger they just did was so delicious! This drama is going strong.

Is that why they put out the movie to complete the story? Do you know if the Thai version will follow the story to the end of the movie?

I think Karan is going to panic and tell the boat driver to get going so he can avoid the conversation. 😅 But really, if it mirrors the jp version Karan will face it head on.

Why in front of a boatload of people tho? And none of them seemed to react.

So far it's really good. They've taken all the plot points but meshed them together just differently enough that it seems fresh. The original was very Japanese, so they've made this one very Thai and it works well. I find myself thinking, oh Adachi wouldn't do that... but yeah it makes sense for Achi. It's currently at ep 5, but definitely worth a watch so far.

I just rewatched this after many years and I downgraded my rating. I really liked it for the first dozen episodes or so. But after a major plot crises was over, it felt like it lost its way. The way the writers wrote the FL after this point was not great. I understand what they were trying to do, but I felt like it was too much of a 180 and so it didn't feel like authentic growth. More like a plot device. The last few episodes totally dragged. Why extend it to 17 episodes when you're already struggling to fill 16?The SFL never really redeemed herself and her romantic arc seemed to boil down to that she wore him down, not that she became lovable.All this said, it's still a good drama with an interesting premise that's worth watching if you like the leads. Younger Seo In Guk does really well here.

BTS competed in those Idol Athletic Competitions and there's clips of V, Jin, and JK competing in ssireum on YT, if anyone is interested.

It was revealed in episode 2 (of 24), but was hinted at starting in the first episode with the leads discussing their family health history, amongst other clues. To me that seemed very early in the show. I understand to you it seemed well in. Agree to disagree?

If you hate love triangles this is definitely not the show for you. 😂 There's at least 3 going on at the same time.

FYI it happened very early in the show and a lot of the plot built off of it. It wasn't like a surprise big moment at the end.

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The previews at the end of ep 6 are hinting at this, but they're probably messing with us.

One thing that's different from other makjang dramas I've seen is that when the bad people do or say bad things, they are called out for it and told to cut it out. So much more satisfying than waiting for 70 episodes for anyone to grow a spine.

Not sure how that was a selling point to a marriage partner.