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Ok, thanks :)

Is there just no actual romance, or no ways of shipping at all? Like... sometimes they don't end up together and have no romance scenes, but you can feel the chemistry and the possibility for something more.

@jinja b: And can you PLEASE stop being SO annoying? Why do you have to attack someone that is just giving their thoughts on something. I do not think there is an official release about the meaning of the name, so what's wrong with trying to decipher it. She nowhere claimed it to be 100% correct.


Anyway @LeeJaeShin & Samanvitha: I think about it a little differently. A 'Descendant' is someone from the same bloodline, an offspring, someone that 'came from a certain place'. All human beings can only survive because of the sunlight. The sun created all life, if you so will. So I think 'Descendants of the Sun' refers to the people in this drama that fight to protect the life on earth, that was given to them. I think it paints a beautiful and vivid image as well. A blazing sun that spills out its children onto the earth. Haha, or something like that...

12 is when it slowly starts to take off, so keep watching :) it's still a slow romance, but heartfelt and beautiful.

I loved this drama much more than I thought I would. It took a couple of episodes to really get into it, because even though there was a lot of suspense, all the disaster caused by Representative Oh & Co became really repetitive by episode 6 or so. That's why I must say I liked the second half of the drama much more, also because the romance can finally sail. The focus of the character development definitely rests on the leading actors instead of actresses, and I think Lee Go Eun could have undergone a bigger change as well. It didn't feel that balanced. All in all, I really liked the theme of this drama. Discovering how film works behind the scenes is always fascinating to me. I also applaud Kim Myung Min for an excellent performance as Anthony. As much as I hated his character in the beginning, he made the development so believable that I couldn't help but fall for him at some point. He lives by his strong principles, and that doesn't change until the very end. The final episodes made me tear up more than once. On a different note, Siwon shines as usual in his geeky role and brought me close to tears from laughter on several occasions. I really love the cast!
I recommend it to everyone who is tired of the same old plot-lines (this one has the clichés too, but somehow they don't bother me that much) and love triangles and wants a refreshing change. Don't give up on the romance, it might be slow, but it's there!

Of course, everyone is entitled to their own opinion. ^^ I hope you'll find a good drama you deem worthy of your time.

They weren't in love with each other from the start. They felt attraction towards each other and considered dating, but it wasn't love. It is clearly stated in the drama. Too bad you dropped it that early in the game, otherwise you could have seen how realistic the production portrayed the relationships. Personally I hate it when they call 'destiny!' after merely five minutes of having met, and I was sceptic when the first episode of their meeting was so cheesy. I wasn't disappointed by the rest of the development, though, it was handled very carefully. Considering you liked the medical and military aspect, I hope you'll give it another shot. :)

I wrote that in reply to jinja b, who left a dozen of pointless one-word or sentence comments as replies to people. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but calling a person who's just doing their job 'pathetic' and constantly repeating the same degrading things over and over again just to piss fans of, doesn't seem to be the right way to go about it.
As I said, I wasn't referring to you, mezzy, sorry if you misunderstood.

Haha, tastes really do differ. I loved MLFAS as well, but I couldn't get into rooftop prince at all. Dropped it after three eps or so. I hope you'll enjoy I remember you :)

Yes, that is true. But unfortunately I had to switch to a completely different site because the new player they introduced to viki with the quality adapting didn't work for me. A shame, I really liked that site.

Agreed 100% :( Guess I gotta stick to Queen in Hyun's man for hot kisses hahaha

Japanese dramas are really a mystery to me. There are such cheesy and over exaggerated dramas that make you cringe and swear to never watch a japanese drama again. And then you stumble across a mellow, down-to-earth and heartfelt drama like 'Soratobu Kouhoushitsu', and you wonder how such opposites can exist.

This drama is definitely a slice-of-life piece, so if you don't enjoy stories of individual people, how they tackle their work and grow in life, you may want to pass this one. But if you, like me, appreciate the small details and want to feel that rush of emotion and energy that comes with each challenge they master, then you will definitely enjoy this.
It was a good change of pace after watching so many K-dramas, as this just has a different vibe to it. I would have liked to see their romantic relationship fleshed out more, but overall it was a lovely drama. 8 from me.

If you like Healer mostly for the romance, 'I remember you' might not satisfy you, as the romance is rarely expressed in 'skinship'. But the drama is superb, and the relationship between the two main leads is really great! I usually also prefer dramas with a good amount of romantic chemistry, but 'I remember you' is still a drama I'll rewatch many times :) Just give it a go, you probably won't be able to stop after watching the first episode :D

I just watched Soratobu Kouhoushitsu and Ayano Go looks so much like Ji Sung when he smiles, kya *O* I love both actors <3

When he smiles, he looks so much like Korean actor Ji Sung *O* Ahhh, both great actors <3

Yes, the OST is amazing! I keep listening to it *O*

I agree with you, Aguszku. I think what this drama really wants is to inspire you and look at certain things with different eyes. When I witness how everyone, especially the doctors at the hospital, broadened their horizons and became better and wiser doctors, it really makes me feel like if everyone just did a little bit, if everyone cared as much, we would live in a much better world. Maybe it's impossible to save everyone, but if this drama inspires young and old to go out there and do some volunteer work, just a teeensy tiny bit, it has reached its goal. I don't understand why people say there is no story, just because the plot lines are subtle and woven from dozens of stories that in the end give a bigger picture. I am really trying to understand, but I can't. To me, this is what a slice-of-life drama should be like, similar to Reply 1988 and others. Anyway, to each their own, I suppose :)

Why are you still hanging around here, then? Go and move on to something greater, then. I only see you leave degrading comments wherever I go lol Got nothing better to do than bashing a perfectly fine drama? Ayay...

Have you seen City Hunter and I remember You? I think you'll like them if you enjoyed the Healer genre. 'It's Okay That's love' is also one of my favorites. It starts out mellow, but becomes more intense after time. :)

Really? XD This drama has more plot than 30 of the 40 dramas or so I've seen lol It's a medical and military drama, so naturally it will deal mostly with those two things. And, of course, the romance.