Arty

Just read people's comments, why is everyone so confused? I don't think there was anything that didn't make sense to me...obviously some stuff to be explained, but that's just in the telling of the story. And even then I feel we've been given a lot of information in subtext from the first episode alone.

Okay, who else just straight up ships Seo Woo with Ji Soo in a love-at-first-sight turn of events? Cause that is totally what happened, don't lie to me - she's pushing boys out the way to get to that lady the moment she sees her; the romantic monologue wasn't even necessary for confirmation.

Pretty sure she's the shamaness girl who is murdered by the queen, aka the twins' real mother.

Yay more school! ^^ (Not something I thought I'd say growing up XD)

I'm honestly torn over Hotel Del Luna - I just can't imagine it without IU, and seeing the hotel remodelled in the teaser at the end made me feel really uncomfortable, but on the other hand I'm sure it's possible the directors/writers could surprise us with an equally compelling story (hopefully with a cameo or two from our favourite couple to clear up that weird ending ^^).

I've watched 6 eps so far, and I think it's really funny, but I just can't ship the main characters with each other. I'm guessing they do, but can someone spoil me for if they actually end up together? I prefer their alt partners so much more.

It was all great until the paradox inducing end ^^"

there's an 11 year age gap between the actors though

I would honestly love if this show just remains a slice of life where the mcs slowly fall in love, and maintain a warm life with a book club meeting in every episode, with a side of country life trials (kind of like Live, but in a rural bookshop instead of police). All the characters have such genuine relationships in the village, rather than making this a complex drama, it would be better just fleshing out the characters and the community. Regardless, I just hope it maintains it's warmth and nostalgia throughout.

Thank you for not acting cliche in a potentially stereotypical role. I appreciate that we can take Jayden seriously rather than as comic relief. Respect for taking this role, subtle as it might have been.

I can't believe it's been two years since this ship to obliterate all ships sailed into the world *^* I still remember being winded by the overwhelmingly sweet chemistry in not only the young couple, but the following adult romance >^< I wish these four would act together again, but that's pretty much never going to happen so~ Just here to shed a few dramatically nostalgic tears T^T

True that, with the R and the L I suppose yes I see what they did there. BUT STILL XD at least couldn't it have been Horribly Lovely? That actually makes sense, and you still have the word play ^^"

I think someone misunderstood that lovely and horribly are interchangeable when they're not... generally we don't follow adjectives with adverbs...

Seung Eon!!

This was one of the first dramas I ever watched (after falling for Lee Dong Wook's precious Grim Reaper in Goblin) so I don't really feel qualified to review it due to my bias (I was completely hooked and thought my heart would give out at every plot twist XD) but I remember I shipped LDW and LDH so much^^ The last episode did drag, but overall totally worth it ^-^

I tagged it as a spoiler, as in order to answer your question I had to hint at the end, but there's nothing explicitly spoilery if you get my meaning ^^"

It's conclusive and predictable, but it comes after a cliche drama plot twist so unreasonable it kind of feels like a waste of time. Kind of like "We all knew this is how it would turn out, so why did you spend the last two episodes faffing around to that extent?", that sort of feeling, although it tries to return to the original mood at the end. Well I'm sure if you skipped straight to the last scene it would be fine, but it did push the drama way out of proportion. Despite that, I would still recommend watching up to about where the mother finds out at least, as I genuinely loved the show until that point. After that I'd say it's up to how you feel if you want to finish it or not, but once the drama starts it doesn't really get better.

She actually looks like Im Hwa Young, she was a good choice for Prison Playbook ^^

Ngl, it is a bit weird when you find out, although because most actors look so youthful in korea it's not that noticable onscreen how much of a gap there is (I'm thinking of Bring It On Ghost, where she plays a character a year or so older than her, and her costar plays a character somewhat younger than him, as they're both university age), but I think there's a bit of a generation hole where there aren't many male actors her age with her kind of popularity. Of course that's not really an excuse, it's not like there are none, and there's no rule that requires recognised actors, but I can kind of understand directors casting for success to a certain degree.

Omg, the anime film of this was so good, got a lot to live up to!!