LostDream

why did it end at 32????? and the ending is so rushed, its like something happen and they decide to just finish it, i feel like they plan more for the story?????

the trailer is ridiculous :))))

In my opinion so far (5 ep), the story has been speed up alot, i wont say its as good as the original, but its not bad either. i just dont know what they need 45 ep for, hopefully not unnecessary drama. Mostly everything has been kept the same including the small scenes that i love but the most that change is second male lead and his relationship to the second female lead. Anyway i hope for the last episode the actor can recreate the telephone booth scene that freaking scene left me crying for hours, it was how desperate the male lead felt when he thought he has lost the love of his life, i would be hella disappointed if they dont do that scene justice.

the drama is very different from the webtoon, story line is the same but the tone is different, drama is lighthearted and funny, while the webtoon is bittersweet and sad, hopefully they change it so the female lead and the male lead don't suffer as much as they did in the webtoon my heart can't take it

why would they cast Peter Ho in this role???? he doesn't fit the character at all, yes he's a great actor but why this role??? this is for a rebellious youth, he's more fit to be someone mature, plus he's 44 ????????? why??

ok but like his hair can go

Both Sun Oh and Hye Young have their own fault tbh, Sun Oh shouldn't have come after his best friend crush like that when he didn't even know her, and he knew how much Hye Young like her, which make me think the only reason he approached her is because she got his best friend attention. But then he later fell in love with her. As for Hye Young, he was in love with her way before Sun Oh came, he should have confessed instead of waiting and following her like that, and while Sun Oh was flirting with her he should have taken his chances too, he gave up on her way too easily. So in conclusion, I think Sun Ho is selfish and childish, while Hye Young is unassertive and insecure. They both have their good points though, both loyal af, and super cute and caring, but i'll mainly root for Hye Young because Sun Oh have someone that care for him just as much as he care for JoJo, while Hye Young doesn't.

Female lead is an alien, she fell on earth and save the male lead by accident where she drop her chip with him, so now she has to find it again to go home, meanwhile she has to learn how to live as a human and not get caught, the male lead is a CEO of a company (why am i not surprised) whenever it rain he lost all memory of any women in his life except her. So now she has to help him cure his mental illness in order to find the chip and go home.

See what I don't get about these super power dramas is that they have all this power........yet they couldn't be smart enough to use that power to have a better life???? Why is she doing delivery when she's literally a powerful alien?????? All to just fit into the stereotype of a normal clumsy female lead, then why make her have power in the first place???? i-
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EDIT- so after watching 8 eps I can understand a bit why she didn't use her power but my point still stand.

how come the male lead have so many girlfriends? i haven't watch it yet but just from the review i don't really want to :))))) plus im so bad with second male lead syndrome, nope nope wont get my heart broken yet again, i refuse.

YASSS i love the korean version let this be the same

this is the best kdrama of 2019 hands down omg, the cinematography, the story line, the empowered women, the sismance, the realistic aspect but also keeping to the kdrama expectation, im crying :((((((( 11/10, i love it so much

I was excited until i saw the 41 episodes, guarantee they gonna add some unnecessary drama :(((((, why does it have to be that long????

most people usually don't, why would they have the time and the care for that

Fei Wo Si Cun novel adapted drama are always delayed, not sure if this time the problem came from her again.

the synopsis is confusing af, who's the male lead? does shifting identities mean she have multiple personalities or she purposely hide her identities with multiple one???

the camera work is super weird and different from the usual korean drama, and there's something about the female lead character that I don't particularly like, maybe that'll change later cause there's only 2 episodes so far.

This cure my second lead syndrome :'((((( i love it

no she's dead, he couldn't take the pain of her being dead, so he lie to himself that she must be alive and was just mad at him. So in the end he goes out to search for her, and her sitting on the sand is just a metaphor of her waiting for him. Unfortunately they will never be able to find each other.

she have it worse it in book, so this is an upgrade