Aww, You probably won't agree with me, but this was the very first time I prefered the second male lead. I've…
You're watching it, I have it on my PTW list, does it have a triangle thus far? If so, I'll drop it, I see you've finished 18 episodes of it. It does look good, but I loath these, as I already said, offensive triangles...
Aww, You probably won't agree with me, but this was the very first time I prefered the second male lead. I've…
Exactly, since it was him who stabbed Gil-dal, of whom he thinks is Mi Ho, and if it was her, I wouldn't be choosing him either, even though she'd been betrayed by some human... but anyway... I'm watching The Princess Man now, and I've been told there's no triangle in it, so I can relax and enjoy... Enjoy watching whatever you're watching, thanks for getting back to me... :-)
Aww, You probably won't agree with me, but this was the very first time I prefered the second male lead. I've…
Well, I loathe Hye In much much more than him anyway, she's SO MUCH more obsessed with Dae Yeoung than Dong Joo is with Mi Ho, just really turns me off with these Korean and Taiwanese dramas, none too sure why these writers are so obsessed with these unnecessary and offensive triangles... I so wish there was a genre triangle... Oh well...
Aww, You probably won't agree with me, but this was the very first time I prefered the second male lead. I've…
Just a quick question, why feel so bad for him, he lies to her, he's trying to kill off the main male lead, he's obsessed with her, if he can't have her, he doesn't want anyone else to have her, and he is tricking her for the whole drama, so what is there to like about him, am I missing something about him? I'm not dissing you, I'm sincerely asking... Yes, his fiancee looked like her and so on, but she's a different person right? I don't understand, to me he's just evil for what he's doing to both her and our main lead, so seriously, what is there to like about him? I have copied the synopsis can description of Dong Joo from Wikipedia, here it is:
Cha Dae-woong (Lee Seung-gi) is a normal college student, with ambitions of becoming an action star. Until one day, he accidentally releases a gumiho (Shin Min-ah), a legendary fox with nine tails who was sealed inside a painting by Samshin Grandmother (三神). Fleeing the scene, Dae-woong suffers a life-threatening fall and is only saved by the gumiho giving him her "fox bead" (여우 구슬). When Dae-woong awakes and meets a mysterious pretty girl, he initially treats her as eccentric or mentally ill, before finally understanding that she is a gumiho in human form. According to myth, gumihos eat men's livers, so Dae-woong is scared out of his wits, and the gumiho takes advantage of his fear by sticking by his side. He names her "Mi-ho," and keeps her happy by buying her beef and hiding her true identity. Mi-ho wants nothing more than to become human, so they strike a deal: she'll lend him her mystical fox bead so that with his increased speed and strength, he'll be able to do difficult stunts, and in exchange he'll help her become human. As time passes, they get to know each other better and Dae-woong is charmed by how Mi-ho looks at the world with childlike wonder.
Enter Park Dong-joo, a half-human, half-supernatural being, whose cover identity is as a working veterinarian. Dong-joo tells Mi-ho that she'll be able to turn human if she follows these instructions: She must drink a human's blood then place her fox bead inside a human's body for 100 days. Once she does this, her supernatural self will start to die, gradually. Her gumiho energy will slowly empty away while her bead will live in the human for 100 days and take in his energy. And when she reclaims her bead, she will become human. Mi-ho happily complies, and Dae-woong accepts her bead.
However, Dong-joo deliberately withheld the information that this process will result in the human's death. Mi-ho and Dae-woong thus fall in love without knowing the consequences of fulfilling her goal: in 100 days, Dae-woong will die if Mi-ho becomes fully human, but Mi-ho will die if the bead isn't returned.
No Min-woo as Park Dong-joo, a half-human, half-supernatural being who disguises himself as an ordinary veterinarian. His initial mission was to capture the gumiho and put her back into the painting, but upon seeing Mi-ho, he changes his mind. She is the spitting image of Gil-dal, a goblin he'd once loved centuries ago, but Gil-dal was betrayed by her human lover which led to her death at Dong-joo's hand. Suspecting that Mi-ho is Gil-dal's reincarnation given their similar appearance and circumstances, he acts as her mentor, watching over her and supplying her with information about humans. He also constantly warns her that humans cannot be trusted. Dong-joo tells Mi-ho how she can become human, deliberately withholding that Dae-woong will die in the process. He readies all the necessary identifications and papers under the name "Park Seon-joo," which Mi-ho will assume once the 100 days have passed and she's become fully human.
wait ok does it actually end with episode 22?? SPOILER ALERT! does this whole thing end with you not knowing if…
Awwww, so sad, it would have been neat to see what kind of a remake it would have been, oh well, I guess I will still keep a watchful eye to see if someone will, as you said, love it and pick off where the other subber left off... :-)
UGH!!! Yet another offensive writer writing garbage, this drama from beginning to end had nothing to do with our main leads getting together, but instead about 2 very offensive and obseesed 2nd leads, the asshole Dong Joo, and the bitch Hye In trying and succeeding in splitting up our main couple. I don't understand how people can love and say it's a MUST WATCH, and cute, refreshing, awesome, best drama, like really are you kidding me? This writer and the people who made such comments need to turn their computers/TV's off and go outside and see what real life is about, they need to go back to school and find out what love really is, reality is not these lame selfish and obsessive love triangles. Who writes such garbage? It's time to grow up people...UGH!!! Thought this would be a good drama, but it's just a stupid and lame offensive obsessive triangle with 2 really obsessed scum in the form of the ass Dong Joo and the bitch Hye In that even though they never had nor ever will have a chance with either of our main leads, but obsessively hang on to trying to split up our main leads for their selfish and sick desires. Just another offensive and obsessed with triangles and split ups writer. So pathetically lame.
I've finished watching this drama, and the ending breaks my heart. I really love that Na Mi Rae and Park Se Joo…
Hehe, now I'm confused, she goes back to the past so she doesn't marry her husband? Is it because it's her husband that dies, or someone else, I understood from your reply before that she went back to prevent the person she truly loved wouldn't die, so it made me think I wouldn't like the drama and started making me feel poorly of her, if it's her husband, um, but I had watched the ending, and she's liking another guy, I'd done this quite a while ago, and remember not liking her at all, but then I thought maybe the husband was treating her poorly, but if it is her husband she wants to save, I understand, but as well, I'm not sure if I like the idea of her and someone else getting together like it shows in the end with the guy with the earring.
I've finished watching this drama, and the ending breaks my heart. I really love that Na Mi Rae and Park Se Joo…
So does that have something to do with her husband? Please don't worry about spoiling it for me, the more I know, the less upset or bothered I am or get, these dramas, I wish they had plot spoilers, sucheck ad triangles, overbearing parents, main 2nd lead romances, etc, these synopses never give enough information and a lot of times are very misleading to say the least. I'm just wondering, the the husband an asshole, did he treat her badly, did she not love him enough, I mean, we all have or will have someone we truly love and care about, but from the sounds of it, from what little you've said, she loves him/her much more than her husband. If so, I'm thinking this isn't for me.
If you wouldn't mind my asking, you said don't expect a happy ending, why? It'll depend on whether I watch it or not, and no worries, you won't ruin it for me, I'm looking for good drama's for myself and my friend to watch, and this one looked like a really good one, but you've now got me concerned. I hope to hear back from you, thank you. :-)
The main female lead, Mi Yeong is a real dirty tramp, no wonder my friend Docnty says these characters show women's true colours, she's filthy, no wonder they have problems in their marriage, she's the problem, flirting with other men, seeking out her first love, nagging at her husband 24/7, she's the main cause and the root of their problems, not her husband. She is only so lucky to have a man like her husband, she so doesn't deserve him. I need to go take a shower to try to get the filth from her off of me, just shameful, she's so harmful to good women... Shame on this writer for writing such a shameful plot. And shame on the women who thinks she's not doing anything wrong, that she has every right to be doing what she's doing, that it's okay to be doing what she's doing, what she is doing up to the point of me dropping this is just so wrong, evil, wicked, and shameful, just a real tramp. The only good point to this deplorable plot is Yeong Min's love for Mi Yeong.
Just..no. I understand that this might be normal in the real world (hence the portrayal), but I've seen this too…
Firstly, she meets Joon Soo first at the theatre when they had date night at the movies. She acted all excited to see him, affectionately patting him on the arm, laughing and carrying on, making things look like they were lovers or something, then putting their index finger to their mouth saying shhh, keep it a secret, with her husband looking on and seeing all that BS, that was the start to the misunderstandings caused by her. I didn't like the fact of him laughing at her when his friends were over when she was singing, he was the first to start laughing at her, to me that's when their honeymoon period ended, but for her to carry on the way she did with Joon Soo at the theatre was uncalled for as well, so uncalled for, flirting with another man and with her husband looking on, shame on her, then she stops giving you know what to him, it's no wonder he wanted another woman. I do have to say though, shame on him for going to the hotel or wherever he and his female bro went to, but that's why I always say, never give your man a reason to look elsewhere, it's so underhand and cruel of us women to do such shameful things, most men would never think of cheating is us women kept our men satisfied at home. But then her still holding on to feelings for her first love is so wrong as well, and going to see him perform, and that was Sung Woo, and not just that, but getting all dolled up for him and all excited and nervous to see him, I'm sorry, but what she did with Joon Soo, and now Sung Woo, shame on her, more shame on her than her husband, she is so dirty, seriously, I'm so glad that even though my husband and I have arguments, 30yrs later still married and both of us are happy with each other, I just don't understand how and why women do what they do, don't they realize how hurtful they are to their husbands, and not just their husbands, but hurtful to other women by them kinds of actions, just what she is doing in this movie, and I see it all the time, and it is really shameful. But then while chatting with Sung Woo, she says her husband kind of treats her good, what's up with that, he treats her really good so far up to that point. I so understand why Docnty rants and goes on rampages about women, she's a perfect example of a tramp, she really is. I would have dropped this at the point of her going to see her first love, but I continued it to see who her ex-boss was for you. My brother was with a girl just like her and when he found out she'd done what this bitch is doing, he dropped her shameful and deplorable ass, actually two of his girlfriends, very hurtful. Docnty was hurt by a few women that did that to him, no wonder he has such trust issues with women. I'm truly upset, what she's doing, she may as well sleep with these two men and get it done and over with, she's already committed adultery in her heart, long before her husband did, and she's continually doing it. I really don't blame her husband for going with his old friend and almost doing her, I don't even think I can call her a woman, she's worse than a tramp, seriously. And you said he cheated and why didn't he face the consequences, what about her actions? Seriously, she doesn't deserve a good man that her husband is. She says her husband might not like having her around him anymore, I so fully understand why. I really need to have a shower after this movie, I really hope I can get the filth from her off my body, I'm sick to my stomach, I'm so disgusted. Her husband is the one that did all the special things for her and she is thinking it was Sung Woo, I'm sorry, you're going to have to find out on your own, I'm done with this movie, she's a real filthy pig... She deserves to be cheated on, she deserves to be hurt in a large way, it is her that needs to face the consequences of her actions, not her husband.
Cha Dae-woong (Lee Seung-gi) is a normal college student, with ambitions of becoming an action star. Until one day, he accidentally releases a gumiho (Shin Min-ah), a legendary fox with nine tails who was sealed inside a painting by Samshin Grandmother (三神). Fleeing the scene, Dae-woong suffers a life-threatening fall and is only saved by the gumiho giving him her "fox bead" (여우 구슬). When Dae-woong awakes and meets a mysterious pretty girl, he initially treats her as eccentric or mentally ill, before finally understanding that she is a gumiho in human form. According to myth, gumihos eat men's livers, so Dae-woong is scared out of his wits, and the gumiho takes advantage of his fear by sticking by his side. He names her "Mi-ho," and keeps her happy by buying her beef and hiding her true identity. Mi-ho wants nothing more than to become human, so they strike a deal: she'll lend him her mystical fox bead so that with his increased speed and strength, he'll be able to do difficult stunts, and in exchange he'll help her become human. As time passes, they get to know each other better and Dae-woong is charmed by how Mi-ho looks at the world with childlike wonder.
Enter Park Dong-joo, a half-human, half-supernatural being, whose cover identity is as a working veterinarian. Dong-joo tells Mi-ho that she'll be able to turn human if she follows these instructions: She must drink a human's blood then place her fox bead inside a human's body for 100 days. Once she does this, her supernatural self will start to die, gradually. Her gumiho energy will slowly empty away while her bead will live in the human for 100 days and take in his energy. And when she reclaims her bead, she will become human. Mi-ho happily complies, and Dae-woong accepts her bead.
However, Dong-joo deliberately withheld the information that this process will result in the human's death. Mi-ho and Dae-woong thus fall in love without knowing the consequences of fulfilling her goal: in 100 days, Dae-woong will die if Mi-ho becomes fully human, but Mi-ho will die if the bead isn't returned.
No Min-woo as Park Dong-joo, a half-human, half-supernatural being who disguises himself as an ordinary veterinarian. His initial mission was to capture the gumiho and put her back into the painting, but upon seeing Mi-ho, he changes his mind. She is the spitting image of Gil-dal, a goblin he'd once loved centuries ago, but Gil-dal was betrayed by her human lover which led to her death at Dong-joo's hand. Suspecting that Mi-ho is Gil-dal's reincarnation given their similar appearance and circumstances, he acts as her mentor, watching over her and supplying her with information about humans. He also constantly warns her that humans cannot be trusted. Dong-joo tells Mi-ho how she can become human, deliberately withholding that Dae-woong will die in the process. He readies all the necessary identifications and papers under the name "Park Seon-joo," which Mi-ho will assume once the 100 days have passed and she's become fully human.
I hope you'll reply, thanks...