I’m honestly stunned. At the end of episode 5, the FL is helping tidy up the ML’s bedroom, and there’s a stack of books on his desk. The one right on top? The Copper Beech by Irish author Maeve Binchy… published in 1992. Meanwhile, this lakorn is supposed to take place around the late 1940s - early 1950s! 🙄🤦🏻♀️
Looks like the prop team had a very long day. Yup… a more than 40‑YEARS long day!😅
PS: this happens also in episode 8 (those books in drawer were published in the 1970s).
Saying "Kim Soo Hyun is innocent" is your opinion, not an established fact. No court has ruled that he…
By the way, something that stood out to me in your exchange is how two thoughtful perspectives can end up slightly misaligned simply because they’re built on different frameworks. Here, one approach leaned toward legal principles, while the other leaned toward factual certainty — and when those two lenses overlap without fully matching, it naturally creates a bit of disconnect, even when the discussion stays respectful and well‑argued.
And honestly, the way you both kept things intelligent, calm, and respectful throughout is what made the conversation so engaging to follow 💝
Saying "Kim Soo Hyun is innocent" is your opinion, not an established fact. No court has ruled that he…
I just wanted to say how refreshing it is to see a debate handled with actual arguments, interesting nuance and patience. You two made the comment section feel like a mini philosophy class — and honestly, it was a delight to read.
Whether you agree or not doesn’t matter to me; what matters is that you both kept things thoughtful and respectful. Thanks to the both of you for the unexpected masterclass!🙏🏻🙏🏻
Sadly this list is already way too long but would it be possible to add Chinese actor Yu Menglong (15 June 1988 – 11 September 2025), so that he'll never be forgotten ?
We don't need or want that kind of article on MDL. Like us, actors' private life is their own. And if it's about spreading rumors, that's even more ridiculous.
I totally agree with you. I guess my first comment was insufficiently detailed, thus open to misunderstanding.
I meant: who cares about his sexual orientation. It's HIS PRIVATE life, so it is NOT -and NEVER will be- OUR concern. We have absolutely NO RIGHT to discuss this matter as he (and anyone else) has absolutely no right to say anything about OUR private life.
That's why I personally found the 2 initial comments completely inappropriate.
Btw, is 'Love between Lines' really a Time Travel/Transmigration story ?
I recently completed it and, if I remember correctly, a small part of the story is a Virtual Reality game/simulation setup, not actual time travel. The characters enter a virtual reality game at a VR center in the real world. They wear VR goggles (you can briefly see them in the beginning of the show), and the “ancient world” they interact with is a programmed scenario which looks like a historical setting, not a different timeline or a reincarnation/transmigration universe. The characters never actually travel to another era. Everything they experience inside the game happens in real time, and they return to the real world immediately after exiting the VR studio and removing their costumes (and VR equipment).
There is no time slip, no reincarnation, no soul transfer, no time loop or historical timeline jump. It's just a VR simulation storyline in present times.
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At the end of episode 5, the FL is helping tidy up the ML’s bedroom, and there’s a stack of books on his desk.
The one right on top? The Copper Beech by Irish author Maeve Binchy… published in 1992. Meanwhile, this lakorn is supposed to take place around the late 1940s - early 1950s! 🙄🤦🏻♀️
Looks like the prop team had a very long day. Yup… a more than 40‑YEARS long day!😅
PS: this happens also in episode 8 (those books in drawer were published in the 1970s).
Here, one approach leaned toward legal principles, while the other leaned toward factual certainty — and when those two lenses overlap without fully matching, it naturally creates a bit of disconnect, even when the discussion stays respectful and well‑argued.
And honestly, the way you both kept things intelligent, calm, and respectful throughout is what made the conversation so engaging to follow 💝
You two made the comment section feel like a mini philosophy class — and honestly, it was a delight to read.
Whether you agree or not doesn’t matter to me; what matters is that you both kept things thoughtful and respectful.
Thanks to the both of you for the unexpected masterclass!🙏🏻🙏🏻
I meant: who cares about his sexual orientation. It's HIS PRIVATE life, so it is NOT -and NEVER will be- OUR concern.
We have absolutely NO RIGHT to discuss this matter as he (and anyone else) has absolutely no right to say anything about OUR private life.
That's why I personally found the 2 initial comments completely inappropriate.
I recently completed it and, if I remember correctly, a small part of the story is a Virtual Reality game/simulation setup, not actual time travel.
The characters enter a virtual reality game at a VR center in the real world. They wear VR goggles (you can briefly see them in the beginning of the show), and the “ancient world” they interact with is a programmed scenario which looks like a historical setting, not a different timeline or a reincarnation/transmigration universe. The characters never actually travel to another era.
Everything they experience inside the game happens in real time, and they return to the real world immediately after exiting the VR studio and removing their costumes (and VR equipment).
There is no time slip, no reincarnation, no soul transfer, no time loop or historical timeline jump. It's just a VR simulation storyline in present times.