I mean, for all we know Alternate Phu might be dead. I wouldn't automatically jump to cheating.
if he died, it's not cheating. But it's not yet sure, just an hypothesis. Probable but not confirmed, except for those who have read the book. And if he didn't die - and they still are together in the other world -, that's when it's cheating for me. Not in the other scenario.
I mean, for all we know Alternate Phu might be dead. I wouldn't automatically jump to cheating.
He might also just have false memories and not come from a parallel universe. But technically, he thinks he does and chooses to go after the other version of his boyfriend nonetheless. Even the other version of his boyfriend thinks about it as cheating at one point (when he speaks to himself while eating). It doesn't change the fact that I like the drama but it feels like cheating for me, at least, as he thinks he comes from an other world where he has a boyfriend. 😅
I love this drama, it's really fun, but I can't take out of my mind that trying to seduce an other version of your actual boyfriend who is not him /even if he has the same ADN and the same habits, but not the same past) is cheating, especially when the first thing you did when realising you were in a parallel world was trying to find this world version of your boyfriend and not trying to get back to the world where said boyfriend exists. Or is it just me? 😅😅😅
I'm watching this now and for me, all the charm is not knowing who the main couple will be at the end (not joking, it's really rare for a drama to not be obvious about this and it's really surprising how things evolve). I'm on episode 17 and I have my fave, I'm 80% sure it'll be end game and yet, I might be wrong and it's really refreshing 😊)
Wow this was bad. As some people said, it's probably a satire but a good satire is identifaible as such. Given the reactions here, I can confortably say it's not the case for this drama that could easily fuel the arguments of the persons/attitudes it tries to criticise. And for that, it's even worse. Really not worth the watch.
I've never watched horror works. Is it full of scary scenes? ☻
It's scary like a Junji Ito story is scary. If ghost stories with strange things happening, haunted hair and broken body parts scare you as they can scare me, you'll be scared. But it's really good scares, would 100% recommand.
For the "cute kid" feels, but in a lovely happy setting, "Our Dining Table/Bokura No Shokutaku", a soft love story between a big brother taking care of his little brother since their mom died and a lonely architect. It's soft and tender. For the "I have to take care of the kid whose mom died" vibe, "The Beginning of the Sea/Umi No Hajimari", about a man who learned at the funeral of his ex that she had his child without telling him and he has to decide if he will take care of this child. Sadder but really good too. For the brother living with a sibling in the autistic spectrum, the good ones have already been recomanded, "Move to heaven" and "It's Okay To Not Be Okay". ☺️ But the vibes are different in those one.
And some of the women in this drama can choke too…. Equality 😂
OMG I didn't know why you said that when I began this drama but yoi are SO right, except perhaps FL, they are all awful or pitifully stupid persons in this. 😶😶😶
Or is it just me? 😅😅😅
For the "I have to take care of the kid whose mom died" vibe, "The Beginning of the Sea/Umi No Hajimari", about a man who learned at the funeral of his ex that she had his child without telling him and he has to decide if he will take care of this child. Sadder but really good too.
For the brother living with a sibling in the autistic spectrum, the good ones have already been recomanded, "Move to heaven" and "It's Okay To Not Be Okay". ☺️ But the vibes are different in those one.