Echo

I haven't started it yet, so I can't say about the quality of the sub, but it's on Netflix.

While I had a suspicion that women in red heels is Candy, I wasn't expecting her to be Sang Ryul's wife.

By itself, I was a little let down but I did enjoy it. I'd like to see it as the start of something and hopefully have a sequel or two get a chance to build off it.

I think it's about time for me to watch H2 again.

There's several dramas that I have no intention of ever watching simply because the male leads are too much of a jerk. I've also come to dislike several dramas as I was watching because of it too. I don't mind the tsundere character type, but I need a real reason why they're acting like that.

Maybe it's personal preference influencing my opinion, but I find a strong and smart female much more interesting than a naive one who comes off helpless without the male leads intervention. I also get disappointed when a show takes a strong smart female lead and ruins it by making her the complete opposite.

I think the bad synopsis is what's adding to my fatigue with this drama. I started the drama expecting something different than what I'm getting.

I highly doubt Dramafever lost the rights.

The only thing I saw in the comment section are a couple of posters who seem confused about why all the episodes are not available. It seems like they don't realize that this is a currently airing drama and/or (2) episodes get released every Tuesday.

I started watching this because of the leads, having previously watched "Love @ Seventeen," and I'm really enjoying this. What was the 3rd drama that they've been in together?

It depends on your tastes. I'd recommend checking out the clips Viki has up on YouTube for a sample.

I'm enjoying the main romance, but that's about it. I liked the beginning, but the antagonists and the family/business drama has made me lose a lot of interest.

The assumption I've made so far is that the messages simply brought them together sooner. They would've eventually gotten together at some point later on. I believe there easily could've been something else that was the catalyst for his interest in her, or vice versa, in the original timeline.

He received a medical exemption for military duty.

http://www.gooddrama.to/japanese-drama/h2

I don't remember the details, but they were struggling in their marriage. After a disastrous family dinner with them and their parents, Jun Ren took his frustrations out on Ruby and said some hurtful things to her.

It just started.

I would suggest giving it a try. I enjoyed it, especially the three main characters. It struggles with some things, but overall it was a fun ride.

In episode 9 or 10, there's a comment about Hye Young being 34. I think it was when she was talking to her father alone about moving out.

I forget when it happened, but there was a week when only 1 episode aired because it got preempted. Same thing happened to Shopping King Louis, and MBC aired the last 3 episodes this week. Maybe they'll just do the same thing and we'll have 1 episode Monday and the final 2 on Tuesday.