Watched the first episode so far. The set-up is interesting from the get-go but subs are machine generated so had to watch it with my phone in hand with Google lens up in some spots.
Why do people say that the ml is dead? How did he die, by the way? For me, he's alive at the end (i only saw last…
People are assuming that the last two scenes at the very end after ML turns around and walks back into the wildfire are real life stories with the dance scene being interpreted as he died in that fire so she made a dance to commemorate his life and left an empty seat open in the audience for him.
But that is just one interpretation, I'm personally with you that there is nothing definitively stating he died at the end of the drama and there is a clear delineation between the "end" of the story cannon and the after story showing the firehouse scene and the dance hall scene, both of which are metaphors, not literal.
(The firehouse scene showing that Lin did NOT die in the fire as he arrives at the "afterlife" firehouse canteen LAST).
(The dancehall scene showing that she will wait for him and live well regardless of if he lives or dies in the future because they will always be together as one in their hearts and she will always have the love and support of the firehouse family to help her out).
I felt zero depth in her relationship with Shishio so had a hard time understanding why she was so torn up over his "rejection". Then with Mamura I kept feeling like he was trying only to be her friend, which I guess he was, but the underlying tension from him didn't really come through for me in the few scenes set up between them.
I never got a feeling of romantic interest from either of them. Like he gives off an air of concern to me. Idk, whole movie took me almost twice the run time to actually watch.
The synopsis is not quite what happens in the movie. It'd be more accurate to say that the movie is about a 16 yr old girl marrying a 26 yr old police officer after knowing him for a single evening during a mixer where she represented herself as being 22. After getting married she has to try and get used to being a policeman's wife which includes their interactions with a local delinquent boy she befriends from school.
Also, the ending scene with Bruno Mars "I Think I Want To Marry You" playing over them walking is one of the weirdest, cringiest things I've ever seen.
Manga is still ongoing, series ends with her holding her hands over his ears and confessing her love for him while he's had a recorder turned on in his pocket soooo open-ended "yes" since she's still in school and they aren't "technically" together yet.
lol depends on your definition of good. It's family farm politics with a bit of comedy and romance spread on top, tied up in a "this is a gaming world" bow.
guessing he is a prince/crownprince. You could see his expression change when they talk about the palace concubine…
I caught that too! Where he was subtlety like "wouldn't you actually like to live in a palace" and she was all "nah, I don't want to make my existence tied to fighting for a man's affections based on how often I can give birth".
Ok still loving this!! But i need the 'romance on a farm' not the drama and emotional drainage on a farm!! I want…
😅 I know I definitely under the wrong impression about this show thinking it was going to be more cutesy rom-com. It's good for sure, just not what I thought it was going to be!
Idk if it's technically what they're using in dramas but bruise creams do exist and they use something called…
I don't personally use it but my mother used to bruise easily when she was taking a blood pressure medication at one point. She just used a generic version not a name brand though.
😅 Sold as a semi-peaceful, funny, romantic romp on a farm filled with silly relatives ....
Giving us scheming and backstabbing over money, blatant favoritism, meat pies, and near death experiences after deliberately orchestrating someone to have a miscarriage.
Ok i have to ask because i'm hoping someone can help me understand what they put on bruises and why in these dramas.…
Idk if it's technically what they're using in dramas but bruise creams do exist and they use something called arnica in either a cream or gel form to help reduce and reabsorb the blood flow in the area.
This show seemed both a lot longer than 24 episodes and a lot shorter than 24 episodes. Everything is jam-packed and often cases will run for most of two episodes. Comedy is definitely a hilight of the show but it also gets rather deep at times dealing with some heavier issues.
Overall this show should definitely not be missed.
Watched all 4 episodes and found it absolutely hilarious. Just when you think you know how somethings going to go they seem to flip it and go in another direction 😂
Still laughing at the VERY quickly reconned husband/baby storyline of end of ep 1 beginning ep 2.
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But that is just one interpretation, I'm personally with you that there is nothing definitively stating he died at the end of the drama and there is a clear delineation between the "end" of the story cannon and the after story showing the firehouse scene and the dance hall scene, both of which are metaphors, not literal.
(The firehouse scene showing that Lin did NOT die in the fire as he arrives at the "afterlife" firehouse canteen LAST).
(The dancehall scene showing that she will wait for him and live well regardless of if he lives or dies in the future because they will always be together as one in their hearts and she will always have the love and support of the firehouse family to help her out).
Also, the ending scene with Bruno Mars "I Think I Want To Marry You" playing over them walking is one of the weirdest, cringiest things I've ever seen.
Giving us scheming and backstabbing over money, blatant favoritism, meat pies, and near death experiences after deliberately orchestrating someone to have a miscarriage.
Overall this show should definitely not be missed.
Still laughing at the VERY quickly reconned husband/baby storyline of end of ep 1 beginning ep 2.