Anja MS

You are not alone!

Same. I have had the book for a while, know I HAVE to read it!

They where all racist, with lots of hate towards eachother because they are at war.

And why on earth make statements like you do!

I think that you know nothing about them, and can’t say anything about them being a good fit or not (if they even are dating).

So you know them personally, since can say that?

1. Does looks matter? Absolutely not.
2. Does your taste matter when it comes to who others date? Absolutely not.
3. Zero visuals? So she is invisible?

Can’t we just stop commenting on other people’s looks? It does nothing good for anyone.

For some it might be a mess, but I don’t think it was so at all.

I didn’t need to disconnect anything, and I loved how it was a bit complicated and forced me to think and reflect.

This is not about atheism, but how easily extreme religion and cults can lead people on.

I don’t think we have gotten to know him just yet. The Solomon that we have seen, is who he has become through what has been expected of him. I believe his journey will start now.

Yes, she was shocked then, and she had just met the guy. But you could also see the sincerity behind her actions when she took the initiative.

It’s not unnatural to have sex that late or even later into the pregnancy. As long as it isn’t uncomfortable. And you could see she wanted it and enjoyed it. She decided to get close to him. She might not be ready to fully love him, but it could grove there. And when he said he didn’t expect anything in return, it was easier to show that it was okay.

The Solomon storyline is so important to show that even though a long time has passed, prejudice towards Koreans are still there.

For me it was a god and strong episode, with a important transition to both Sunja and Solomon’s new life.

Because a lot of people didn’t understand it.

I quite liked Chinese Meteorgarden.
I really didn’t like Boys over Flowers.
But 9 episodes in, I can truly say that this is my favourite of the three, so far.

They have fixed most of the issues I had from Boys over flowers, and the characters feels more fleshed out. I ended up rooting for the violin guy in Boys over flower, Lee Min Ho was so cold in that role. But F4 is a completely like the characters, even those I don’t like!

I am crossing my fingers that it stays just as good throughout the whole drama.

Because it was a trend in kdrama for a while...

I actually see it in a completely different light, and if there ever where to have a sex scene in a kdrama, it is here. Adrenalin, everything they have been through, easily leads that way. It is actually not an unattractive human reaction. And she did not discover just know that she liked him, that I saw for a long time. She was relaxed with him. To her, he represented a normal life. It was natural to hesitate at first, especially when it came to her wounds. She felt vulnerable. But by initiating a kiss, she took control. Fan service? Not at all.

Killing off Pildo was bold, and very sadly necessary. It added to the darkness, and gave her that last “I know don’t give a fuck”.

To me, this was just perfect. But it is not for everyone.

For me, they had a LOT of chemistry, and their scenes were very important for the story. Finally someone finally cares for her, and loosing him gives her the strength she needs for the final revenge.