It's not wrong to respect a relative for fighting for your country, that doesn't mean however that they agree with what they did. This isn't controversy but rather a specifically targeted attack.
However with that being said I can understand the dismay korean viewers may have considering the history of that very war but I still find it sad that something as showing respect for veteren's and their bravary can be twisted in condoning their act...soldier's are good at one thing and that is following orders, they aren't the one's we should show hatred towards but rather the leader's that chose to sacrifice the life of their men on the battlefield.
I don't even know Sota and have never seen his works but I feel bad that he has to face such an outlandish backlash.
Ms. Zhu Zhu is so dayam fine at 41. With your acting skills, face and dimples, I look forward to seeing new work for 30 more years. I'm catching up now.
am i missing something here, please help.me understand... Spoler below:
why on the case from around ep 30 i felt the importance around the gentry was a bit too much? like historically speaking makes sense, however, their death sentence has been given too much screen time and it looked like they werent criminals rightfully deserving punishment... instead the music was very sentimental, they were showing flashbacks of moments of those criminals with their family... i donno... i think i have missed something here.. can anyone help me to understand why their punishment has been filmed like i should have felt pity for them? they were criminals, right? ... i am so co fused...
Replying toJulySnow2•Dec 16, 2025•Liked Dec 16, 2025
I love this casting, always a joy to see Oh Yeon-seo in anything! But most of all I love that they cast an age-appropriate ML that can believably play the role of a ceo
Replying toGood Grief•Dec 15, 2025•Liked Dec 15, 2025
Heavy Sigh. Another fictional man to simp over. Who also happens to be tall. And has a nice voice. And smile. Life definitely is unfair, sometimes. Heavier sigh.
Episode 3: A Romantic Fantasy That Mistakes Emotional Dependence for Love
This drama pretends to be a mature second-chance romance, but ultimately reveals itself as an emotional fantasy. The story repeatedly frames the male lead as someone who must wait, suffer, and remain available no matter how many times he is abandoned. Instead of exploring growth or consequences, the narrative romanticizes emotional stagnation and dependency, turning nostalgia into a substitute for real development. What could have been an adult story about letting go becomes a recycled fantasy where love means putting your life on pause. The premise is promising, but the execution is fundamentally flawed.
Amelie is a beautiful and very talented actress. it is nice to watch her. She does remind me of Korean Ha Ji-won. I look forward to some good roles in future.
It's not wrong to respect a relative for fighting for your country, that doesn't mean however that they agree with what they did. This isn't controversy but rather a specifically targeted attack.
However with that being said I can understand the dismay korean viewers may have considering the history of that very war but I still find it sad that something as showing respect for veteren's and their bravary can be twisted in condoning their act...soldier's are good at one thing and that is following orders, they aren't the one's we should show hatred towards but rather the leader's that chose to sacrifice the life of their men on the battlefield.
I don't even know Sota and have never seen his works but I feel bad that he has to face such an outlandish backlash.
Sometimes people just seek a Comfort drama.
This drama pretends to be a mature second-chance romance, but ultimately reveals itself as an emotional fantasy. The story repeatedly frames the male lead as someone who must wait, suffer, and remain available no matter how many times he is abandoned. Instead of exploring growth or consequences, the narrative romanticizes emotional stagnation and dependency, turning nostalgia into a substitute for real development. What could have been an adult story about letting go becomes a recycled fantasy where love means putting your life on pause. The premise is promising, but the execution is fundamentally flawed.