Brabra

Oh I am sorry, you are right, this song is missing!

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It‘s on spotify!

I am not talking exclusively about responsibility, but about the fact that a life lived for consumption is a wasted life for oneself.

I really, really want to re-watch all the episodes that have aired so far, but I'm staying strong and wait until the last episode is released. Then I'll lock myself away for a weekend and give myself the full blast. Can‘t wait ⏳

Ep. 9 The fateful kiss 💋please give us a happy end!

How can people with so much money lead such a meaningless life? They have the resources to make the world a little better and waste their lives on consumer goods.

I have a different opinion. No matter how much you loved someone, you have to move on with your life at some point. If you can't do this after a long time, you should get help. This has nothing to do with the fact that you still feel grief, but at some point it should no longer determine your life.

Ep 7: Now I really want to enjoy watching the general and the mermaid kill zombies

I'm having a great time with this drama, I've rarely laughed so much (honestly I didn't want to drink the alcohol it fell in my mouth), almost couldn't watch it afterwards (accident) and in the same episode heartwarming scenes between the main characters. Please, please keep it up and don't drift off.

The themes of heroism and service to and sacrifice for the fatherland take up a lot of space. The many teachings that are given exceed the tolerable level. I don't like this heroism in Western productions either. I fast-forwarded a lot. I still gave the drama 7 points because the main actors conveyed the beautiful love story very convincingly.

Honestly, I love this CD drama. I started it because on the surface it contains some reminiscences of "What's wrong with secretary Kim". But the further the story progressed, the more depth the characters got. FL and ML both go through big changes that mature their personalities. In addition to a mature love story, friendship and family, it is also about the path to and dealing with success and failure. As someone who has experienced many ups and downs in life and business, I think these themes are also dealt with excellently. The propaganda takes up less space but when it got too much for me I fast-forwarded, which happened twice.

The red umbrella 😍

Oh, that makes me happy. Something in the rain and One springnight are two of my favourite dramas that I watch over and over again. I love the aesthetics and the imagery. The red umbrella 😍

I agree!

I have just watched this KDrama for the second time. It is one of the best dramas I have ever seen.

Two of my alltime favourites!

I paused the drama because I made the mistake of reading the comments here while the drama was airing. In my experience, dramas starring an idol are praised to the skies by commenters while others are massacred by haters. I'm not a fan of idols or actors and not a hater, but someone who sees dramas and the work of the actors in them as individual projects. That's why I like films or series because they are well made or I don't like them, I'm not judging a person or the overall performance of the actors/writers/directors etc. I like this drama and I don't think that any of the actors have totally failed here. I can't understand why the FL is being butchered to such an extent here. Mongwoo is not an extroverted character but is portrayed as an intelligent, head strong and rather reserved person. I found this to be clever and enjoyable compared to some of the over-the-top portrayals in other highly acclaimed dramas. I also disagree that the second half of the drama is a total failure. The suspense arc doesn't quite hold up to the end, I agree. I'm sure we all would have loved to see the father back in Joseon and FL officially as queen. Mongwoo said in the first episodes that she will marry the man she tells her name to because he defeats her in the baduk.She tells the king her name before he can defeat her. It is clear to me that they are getting married. The king has told his mother in an argument that he won't make Mongwoo a concurbine and, disguised as a joke, has suggested making her queen instead. He has consolidated his power and acted freely in every respect towards the end. In the end, he tells Mongwoo that he never wants to be separated from her again and wants to spend his life with her. Whether she stays by his side as a queen or as Mongwoo is of secondary importance to me. After all, as Mongwoo she has much more freedom, and as a woman I think it's a happy ending to have freedom in a loving relationship and not end up as a jewel in the palace.

That's right! All these childish misunderstandings and unexpected, incomprehensible twists are so annoying!