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No problem, hope you enjoy!

Here's where I watched it: https://k-vid.co/videos/penthouse-war-in-life-episode-1

I honestly don't care if it's called the Sky Castle of SBS, I really enjoyed the first episode and can't wait for episode 2!

I've never seen another drama (if there is one) by this screenwriter, so I don't know about their writing style. There might be a little KES vibes but I don't think 1 episode can fully tell, however, I respect your decision to keep it dropped as that's your choice.

I mean... you've only watched the first episode, which was mainly the backstory of the drama. I'd watch another episode just in case, since you can't really get the gist of a drama by one episode. At the end of the day, it's your choice, but I would not judge a drama by one episode.

I haven't been able to find an English translation yet, but if I do I will post it.

It shouldn't matter what others say, yet there will always be someone who might not watch something they are interested in based on others. That is the main reason why I commented, because despite not caring what others say, someone always will. Personally, I don't think that's how one should judge a drama they haven't watched, but that's just my opinion.

If you're interested in watching this drama, but are hesitant to, then I'd just go for it and give it a chance. You could always drop it if it turns out to not be for you or if you just don't like it. I would not let the comment section influence your decision, since it's based on others opinions and they could be different from yours. If you are hesitant to watch because of the ratings, then I would ignore that since there are lots of drama's out there that have low ratings yet one could consider good. If you end up hating it then that's fine, everyone has their own opinion, and you can't expect everyone to love a drama. The only person who can decide whether you like something is you. Letting someone's opinion on something might make you miss out on something you might end up loving. There are drama's out there that I disliked, but I would never tell someone to not watch them (if they are interested) just because I personally did not like them.

I'm not saying this to get people to watch this, but instead to give a perspective to those who are interested but aren't quite sure. Although this drama is one of my favorites, I would never force someone to watch nor like this drama because I loved it. However, I hope people don't decide to not watch this, especially if they were interested, because someone said they disliked it. We all have our own opinions that we should all respect. It's okay to hate this drama and it's okay to love this drama. At the end of the day, it's just your opinion.

I would not let the comments influence whether you watch this drama or not. You could always like something others don't. I'd give it a try if you're interested. If you base watching something off of others then you might miss lots of good drama's.

Same honestly. I also wish there was more Eun Seop/Yeong and Na Ri/Seung Ah scenes in the last episode. I feel like we sort of got robbed with those two. Although I did love the ending, a part of me did want her to become Queen and live with Lee Gon. But at least we got confirmation they remain together forever.

And with episode 16, this drama is over! I loved this drama so much and will miss this cast dearly. I was anticipating this drama since it's announcement and it did not disappoint. Although there were a few things I wish had happened differently and somethings I wish had happened, I still loved this drama a lot. Of course, every drama is not perfect, but this drama is definitely one of my favorites despite that. I loved how different it was from other drama's, and how I had to theorize and think about what would happen next. For me, this solidified Kim Eun Sook as my favorite screenwriter. I thank her for hard work and all the research she did. I can't wait for her next project! I know this drama is "controversial," at least one could say, but I don't judge it on that. Everyone has their opinions, and I'm fine with someone hating it. I hope people give this a chance if it looks interesting, because it might be someone's favorite! Personally I wasn't confused on many things, I mean I watched every episode at least twice, but I understand why one might be. This drama has lots of details that could be confusing at first, but I sort of like drama's like that. I feel like it would be best to watch a few episodes a day and complete this drama in a week rather then spacing out, since there's a lot to absorb. I hope anyone reading this who hasn't watched this drama does give it a chance. I would not judge the comments on whether you should watch it, since you could always like something others dislike. If you do watch it, I hope you enjoy, but if you don't that's perfectly fine!

I wouldn't judge it on the comments, since whether you like it is up to you and can't be decided by others opinions. Personally, I do recommend it and like it a lot, but that is my opinion so you might disagree if you watch it. I think one should not decide to not start a drama based on comments, since you could always like something others dislike.

When Lee Lim went back to 1994, his past self killed his future 2020 self. Since his past self didn't die, he was still alive in the present, as his 1994 self that kill his future self was alive to go through the events that his future self already did. If his past self died, then Lee Lim would be erased from the present, since the events would not take place due to the fact he would be dead.

It's likey he knew Tae Eul wasn't the actual savior, and instead he just had her ID card. He remembers that moment very clearly so he probably knows details about the outfit his savior was wearing and the build. After seeing himself in the mirror wearing that, and seeing how the outfit and figure resembles his savior, no doubt he realized that it was himself.

It's also because of the outfit. When Tae Eul gave it to him he thought it looked familiar. When he looked in the mirror while wearing it, picturing the moment his savior saved him, he realized it's him based on that. Not just cuz he's tall, but because of the outfit.

Times flows faster in the Republic of Korea than the Kingdom of Corea. This means that one day in the Kingdom of Corea could be multiple days or weeks in the Republic of Korea. Because of this, Tae Eul might not see Lee Gon for weeks or months. Since it's impossible to communicate between the two worlds, Lee Gon and Tae Eul would have no contact with each other for a long time. So everytime she see's Lee Gon, she is emotional since she hasn't seen nor communicated with him for such a long time. Also, she has no clue when she will see him next or if she ever will. Since that's the case, it makes sense why she is always emotional. She misses Lee Gon, someone she loves that she will never know when or if she will see again.

You're entitled to do whatever you want, but I don't think you should drop it so soon. Some drama's take a few episodes to get the story out there and set up the main plot. It might get more interesting in the future now that the backstory is all set and the main plot has commenced. However, you do whatever you want, so you can drop it if you really want to, I just don't recommend it.