Echo

I think the small children were like foster children that the female lead's mother cared for.

Baeh Hyun Woo has an older brother and an older sister.

The SML assumed the ML was just a rich, spoiled brat that was forced on them and was going to be nothing but a burden to his team. But it seems that SML is slowly changing his opinion as the ML proves that he really is more than just a silver spoon.

It wasn't shown, only mentioned in passing that she was jailed.

Mew and Fahsai are together in the end.

The only romantic thing between them is that 2ML has a one side attraction to the FL. So far the FL is focused romantically on the ML. The FL knows the 2ML is interested in her, but she doesn't feel the same way.

I'd describe their relationship more as friendly neighbors. They'll greet each other when they meet at their apartment complex and he's helped her with some business. But I wouldn't consider them to be friends at this point.

If you feel that way at episode 7, I would recommend dropping it.

If nothing changes, the final four episodes should be released on Viki next Wednesday (Nov 2nd).

Right after the last episode aired, the person doing the subs posted on Twitter that they weren't feeling well. That was on June 10th and there hasn't been update since.

If you're able to not constantly compare this to the original, I would suggest watching it. Once I stopped nitpicking everything, I found myself enjoying it more.

Not sure where you're watching, but Viki released episodes 19 and 20 today. Tomorrow is when episodes 21 and 22 come out.

I'm about halfway through and the main plot line has become boring, repetitive, and frustrating. It overshadows a decent romance between the leads and a bunch of what could be interesting side stories.

It's decent. I like the leads and so far what I'm enjoying is out weighing the parts that leave me frustrated.

There's been a few subtle hints between the leads, but no romance so far. I wouldn't be surprised if something developed between them, but no idea of when and how big of a part of the story it might become.

Nice. Now just have to hope it gets subbed.

Thanks. That's very similar to what others have told me. It's a bit disappointing, but I'll still watch it eventually.

Looking forward to the see how Thai version is, whenever it comes out.

What did you think of the Korean version? The Taiwanese version is a favorite of mine and I enjoyed this remake, but I've heard mixed opinions of the Korean version.

It was only in the Japanese version that he joined a band in high school. In the Taiwanese version he recorded a song he had written.

It depends on what's blurred. If it's a knife or a weapon, I believe there's a law or regulation that prevents them from showing it on tv. If it's something like a poster or tv show, it has to do with copyrights.

With as many cliches as this drama is trying to use, you just have to know the truck of doom is lurking out there somewhere.