I hate Sanha’s mom expression when she pushed her daughter to meet Sanha and to call him Oppa. Almost like she’s…
if her personality is similar to chen ting, ling xiao's mom in the OG version (go ahead), then yes she can be one of the worst moms in kdramas.
the way how she manipulates her son and uses her youngest daughter (her son's half-sister) so he would follow her and do what she says... omg it's so annoying. she's so selfish.
Sanha's little sister in this version is so lovable, a cutie pie 🥰❤️
compared to little orange (ling xiao's little sister) in go ahead, yeah so-hee in this drama is more lovable. but we still need to see how she behaves in the next episodes. whether she will follow her mom's behaviour like little orange or will she be a nice little sister to sanha. let's hope it's the latter. :)
Where is the bold and tough 22-year-old Darim who asked Crosswalk to come to a motel with her and have sex with her? She was very bold, daring, and optimistic. I loved her character.
Now at 30 years old, she kept on crying and sad, weak, and hopeless. We need her to be bold again!
So Tae Chang is evil (the root of the evil). Jeong In is evil. Her daughter Ju Ryun is evil. Jin Ho/Woo Jin is evil now. Seol Ah / Ms Park is evil also now. So all the leads are antagonists in this drama now?
Who are the good guys? Aunt Mi Su, of course, with her husband and daughter. Eun Byeol, perhaps. Director Na? Maybe.
Why the protagonists are all the support roles, while the main roles are all antagonists?
The sea in front of Haengam, Changwon City and the beach near Gampo eup, Gyeongju.
Thanks! So the bus stop next to the old railway track (which is my favourite) is Haengam-ro in Changwon, I think I found the spot in Google Maps. Too bad there's no Google Street available yet around the area.
I also realised that the distance from Changwon to Gampo-eup in Gyeongju is quite far, although they are in the southeast of the peninsula, near Busan. And both of them are quite far from Seoul. Presuming all the actors are mainly from Seoul, I can't imagine the effort they have to do to be in the two set locations.
BTW, anyone know where is the real location of the set in the drama? Especially the bus stop along the road following the coastline, with the old railway track next to the road which they use for pedestrian access. The scenery is beautiful.
Episode 3 is a bit boring but episode 4 is fast-paced and intense. I didn't expect the ending where he punched him, lol. I understand that one despised his mom very much, while another one missed his mom, despite the fact that both moms were literally abandoning them in the past.
but in the Chinese version, jian jian has 2 best friends once she goes to college. ming yue and another one named tang can.
the way how she manipulates her son and uses her youngest daughter (her son's half-sister) so he would follow her and do what she says... omg it's so annoying. she's so selfish.
Where is the bold and tough 22-year-old Darim who asked Crosswalk to come to a motel with her and have sex with her? She was very bold, daring, and optimistic. I loved her character.
Now at 30 years old, she kept on crying and sad, weak, and hopeless. We need her to be bold again!
So Tae Chang is evil (the root of the evil). Jeong In is evil. Her daughter Ju Ryun is evil. Jin Ho/Woo Jin is evil now. Seol Ah / Ms Park is evil also now. So all the leads are antagonists in this drama now?
Who are the good guys? Aunt Mi Su, of course, with her husband and daughter. Eun Byeol, perhaps. Director Na? Maybe.
Why the protagonists are all the support roles, while the main roles are all antagonists?
Confused and baffled me. Lol.
Do you watch "My Merry Marriage"? I watched the first 8 episodes but I am not too sure if I would like it.
I also realised that the distance from Changwon to Gampo-eup in Gyeongju is quite far, although they are in the southeast of the peninsula, near Busan. And both of them are quite far from Seoul. Presuming all the actors are mainly from Seoul, I can't imagine the effort they have to do to be in the two set locations.