The last two episodes were a total waste of time, no climax just a bunch of explanations that still left a few…
-What happened to the old Light Shop Boss (the woman) -How could she move on? We also don't know how long she was the shopkeeper to properly judge. -How come the mum couldn't speak but can now at the end she can even drink coffee (haha). This doesn't make sense because the bus driver was dead but could speak and understand everyone. - It seems there are different rules for everyone.
The last two episodes were a total waste of time, no climax just a bunch of explanations that still left a few things without explanations. Saying I hope we don't meet again makes it seem like people can choose to die or live on their own will.
A very artsy film exploring the in between. I like that it doesn't feel supernatural at all but you soon realize that something is off about all the people whose names are colors.
It's sad watching her spiral out of control and have an inappropriate relationship. The SA scenes are pretty graphic as well. They tried to make it erotica when it's violence. So disappointed in her so-called friend. Watched without subs.
He never cared enough to protect her though. I don't know why his mum disliked Qin Shi, they didn't look that…
So why was he declaring his love for her many times, when he knew she didn't measure up to his standards.
His mum also a pretentious b*tch who later said I never said you shld a rich girl because she could sense that he wasn't happy.
So did Qin Shi's new husband lose his respectability by marrying her. In fact his parents didn't even bring it up. His father was pretty supportive of his son's happiness.
You shld also comment about the rich dad and how he wanted to change him and bought a house for them.
It's funny because he ended up saying he wanted to do things by himself but dating a rich girl. He was just confused like his mother and couldn't speak up. A pretentious man!!!
Why??? Haha, at first I thought it was going somewhere scary now, all I see is a bunch of confused people "am I dead or alive" scenario. It would be scary if we were talking about evil forces vs people. Now I just mostly feel sorry for the characters.
Death is a natural process of life and I appreciate if it's presented humanely like that older morgue worker. Who knows maybe we all feel lost when we pass on but that should not be a subject of horror.
What I find scary is evil people doing evil things like Ted Bundy. Spirits are okay.
1) if the light shop is a place in limbo, then everyone there is either dead or in coma? 2) if so, then the „normal“…
That doesn't make sense because the daughter has been in the light shop several times. I think more times than any of the other ones.Even asks for a bulb was given that torch and even talks about bulbs with the seller but still is confused?
I also don't get why that woman that grew tall like a Thai Ghost (hahaha) wanted to hurt her is they are all stuck in limbo.
What was that shadow in the room of the lady that's a writer. The closed door and hole in the ground that looks like a portal to hell?.
They made it seem like there is evil lurking but if there are just people who died in an accident why would they want to hurt others?
The show is so much better than the manhwa/webtoon and I can see that they have already changed a few things around. I like it though!!
I could almost say this is the biggest difference between Japanese storytelling and Korean storytelling. The manhwa didn't make me feel emotional at all, but this series because of the cinematography and the actors's body language. You can't help but feel sorry but also fall in love with them.
no they don't cause if they did she would have had consequences but I stead she gets a happy ending
yeah, whatever. Don't come policing me on my comment from 3 years ago. You only care about pedophilia after watching the show. Thankfully, I'm not as self-righteous as you, I read and watch depraved content and think it's beautiful art🎨 . Sue me!!!
no they don't cause if they did she would have had consequences but I stead she gets a happy ending
what do consequences have to do with a happy ending? You can have consequences and still have a happy ending. You can watch a drama without being moralistic about everything. Sometimes works of art are outside those types of conventions and limitations.
I understand that the husband was trash, but I don't sympathize with the other two women in his life.
-The mistress knew he was married and had no right to be angry. -The other ex girlfriend from hometown, I understand that he let you down but you can't blame him for your bad marriage. Those were misplaced emotions.
I rarely had second male syndrome, but this drama cured me for completely, I hate QinCan soo much I hide his face…
That's such a nonsensical reason to hate someone whose just doing their job according to the script they have been given. I don't like him too, since I watched You are my Destiny but I feel like this drama doesn't push any romance at all. He never crossed the line.
I'm sorry bt you fail to understand the situation, they both had childhood drama which is why they had problems…
Don't be stupid man, this is a serious mental health problem that doesn't go away because of dealing with your inner child.
Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) which is what FL has is a lifelong condition that doesn't go away because you find love or deal with your inner child.
Kdrama always choose the safe route. They make it into a philosophical lesson. Instead of taking her mental health seriously she had to choose a guy at the end.
How about not choosing a man, but just choosing yourself.
-How could she move on? We also don't know how long she was the shopkeeper to properly judge.
-How come the mum couldn't speak but can now at the end she can even drink coffee (haha). This doesn't make sense because the bus driver was dead but could speak and understand everyone.
- It seems there are different rules for everyone.
His mum also a pretentious b*tch who later said I never said you shld a rich girl because she could sense that he wasn't happy.
So did Qin Shi's new husband lose his respectability by marrying her. In fact his parents didn't even bring it up. His father was pretty supportive of his son's happiness.
You shld also comment about the rich dad and how he wanted to change him and bought a house for them.
It's funny because he ended up saying he wanted to do things by himself but dating a rich girl. He was just confused like his mother and couldn't speak up. A pretentious man!!!
Death is a natural process of life and I appreciate if it's presented humanely like that older morgue worker. Who knows maybe we all feel lost when we pass on but that should not be a subject of horror.
What I find scary is evil people doing evil things like Ted Bundy. Spirits are okay.
I also don't get why that woman that grew tall like a Thai Ghost (hahaha) wanted to hurt her is they are all stuck in limbo.
What was that shadow in the room of the lady that's a writer. The closed door and hole in the ground that looks like a portal to hell?.
They made it seem like there is evil lurking but if there are just people who died in an accident why would they want to hurt others?
I could almost say this is the biggest difference between Japanese storytelling and Korean storytelling. The manhwa didn't make me feel emotional at all, but this series because of the cinematography and the actors's body language. You can't help but feel sorry but also fall in love with them.
FYI the people that appreciate Jdrama, also like that way of talking and acting. That's why we watch Jdrama.
It's sad that you dismiss OP explanation , because tradition is important. Jdrama are made entirely for Japanese audience.
You only care about pedophilia after watching the show.
Thankfully, I'm not as self-righteous as you, I read and watch depraved content and think it's beautiful art🎨 . Sue me!!!
-The other ex girlfriend from hometown, I understand that he let you down but you can't blame him for your bad marriage. Those were misplaced emotions.
Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) which is what FL has is a lifelong condition that doesn't go away because you find love or deal with your inner child.
Kdrama always choose the safe route. They make it into a philosophical lesson. Instead of taking her mental health seriously she had to choose a guy at the end.
How about not choosing a man, but just choosing yourself.
They can never go the feminist, liberating route.