It's not that the show wants to forget they ever existed. It's just a known fact that people go completely into…
Sis, this has SO much bad writing don't even get me started the sister is just a plot device, a lot of those in this drama. It's cute and all, but the cringe is real, let's be honest 😂 I enjoyed it at the beginning, because Da Rim's struggle was real and relatable, then they turned everything rosy and happy pretended stuff didn't happen people didn't happen (sisters, loan sharks, real-life issues), threw in all the romcom tropes known to man, reserved 1 episode for the main female character to feel bad about her choices, stirred it all well, and hoped no one would notice.
Did ryang eum like hyun romantically, I don't understand his feelings
They showed a scene from their past where it was hinted that Ryang Eum was (physically, emotionally and probably also sexually) abused by his master when he and Jang Hyun were slaves in the same household. Jang Hyun saved him once and he likely confused that with love.
Did ryang eum like hyun romantically, I don't understand his feelings
I didn't check the tags before starting on this (I never would have, if I had seen the melo tag 😂😭) but I assumed from the first few eps that Ryang Eum was 100% in a one-sided love with Jang Hyun. There were a lot of hints to it. See spoiler below.
So, I get that you might dislike the female lead in the beginning because, let's face it, she's overbearing. But how can you not help but end up feeling proud of her development? She is super resilient. What makes this a good tale is exactly that; had both main characters never crossed paths with each other, they likely never would have pushed beyond their limits and become more than a pretty 99-tailed fox or a non-committal ladies man.
It's just haters who have ran out of excuses, grasping at straws to find a reason to justify their hate, like…
They wrote themselves into a corner they couldn't get out of, did a reset and thought welp let's just treat this as if he had amnesia and he got his memories back. Also, why did the murderer get run over by a car and die in the last timeline when nothing of the sort happened in the previous AUs? Why was he obsessed with Sol? Welp. Let's just kill him off, guys. Hit that reset button. I agree with you, disappointing way to wrap things up. The first half is a solid 9, second half - don't even wanna talk about it. I liked the way they treated the concept of fate, though (and soul, body and mind). Sci-fi time travel flicks rarely give any credit to spiritual concepts.
This was so wattpad y/n coded. I might have liked it when I was 13 but now as an adult I was just baffled by it.…
So... I'm sick with the flu and watched this with great enjoyment, I'm at ep. 14 right now and slowly recovering, and I seriously cannot anymore 🙈😂 It really is wattpad y/n coded
I meannnnn it says right here, romance AND comedy. Why are people talking about having to shut down their brains to be able to enjoy this? Do you ever watch a rom-com expecting it to depict reality? No, you watch it to escape it. Just started on this, I just don't get the hate is all. But maybe I'll get it later on.
"Taecyeon did what Taecyeon does best: looked great in hanbok, swung a sword like he meant it, and oozed just enough charm to make you forget the script was falling apart." I'M DEADT WELP!! 🤣🤣🤣
This had/has a lot of potential for a season 2. Imagine how fun it would be to see the whole cast zapped into the future and having to navigate through modern times, just like in Rooftop Prince. I would have paid to watch that!
I love, love, LOVE the mother-daughter-grandmother trio! That said, I can't get over how irresponsible and shitty some of these parents are. You lost your daughter, yes, it's tragic but you still got a son whom you're treating no less than a living dead person, when you should be taking care of him - not the other way around. The piano teacher, too, like his pride was more important than being there for his son. Unfortunately, I know of people like this in real life. It's just sad.
No, seriously, I would like to know as well. And why did he have gray hair? And who was he talking to? So many questions.
What makes this a good tale is exactly that; had both main characters never crossed paths with each other, they likely never would have pushed beyond their limits and become more than a pretty 99-tailed fox or a non-committal ladies man.
Can you NOT reveal the identities of mystery characters in the cast section of dramas and/or movies?
Thank you.
Just started on this, I just don't get the hate is all. But maybe I'll get it later on.