A friend of mine made a good observation after watching episode 12, but does anyone else feel like BSR is intentionally…
If I understand the timeline correctly, it was only a couple of weeks ago that she said good-bye to her, crying for over an hour (?) with Seung-hyo's jacket over her head.
I think it's more than reasonable that she would be a bit gun-shy about jumping into a new relationship. And kudos to seung-hyo for giving her time and space.
I think there is MORE to the story of her death. From the tvN preview: When she (U assume "she" is Mo Eum) encounters…
lol, I'm usually in your position - liking the second lead couple more than the first and therefor frustrated that so much time is lavished on the main couple. But not here - for once, the main couple dynamics appeal to me the most. But I understand your feelings if Moeum and Danho are your favorites. !
I think there is MORE to the story of her death. From the tvN preview: When she (U assume "she" is Mo Eum) encounters…
To be honest, I'm not a fan of Mo Eum (the character). I thought the kiss was meaningless plot device. The couple is just ho-hum to me. Although I've watched them on Korean TV (w/no subs) the last two weeks, when I rewatch the Netflix w/subs, I FF through this couple.
Meanwhile, I find Seung-hyo's parent story to be more poignant and meaningful. Hope to catch up on the Netflix version later tonight.
Hmm. It would’ve been more realistic if Danho had opened up about his dark past, and then Moeum dug deeper into…
I think there is MORE to the story of her death. From the tvN preview: When she (U assume "she" is Mo Eum) encounters Dan-ho in an unexpected place, she learns his long-standing secret!"
also Why has Netflix stopped showing previews of next episodes? I hate them for that. I want something to look…
I don't know about previous, but I was watching live on tvN and they didn't show preview either. 😒 It showed up on the tvN website about an hour later, but no subs of course.
So, I was watching LND on tvN here in Korea and. . . . fell asleep (long day of touristing) . So, waited for the Netflix release to finish it. Worth it!
Gyeong Jong [Seung Hyo's father] is quickly becoming my favorite character (after our lovely main couple, of course).
Episode 12 pre-release. tvN caption is: "Choi Seung-hyo said he was her boyfriend...(˶⸃ ⴰ⸃˶) ♡ Boyfriend... knock... knock... Boyfriend... knock... knock..."
My translator wasn't very helpful, but appears that Beok-ryu feels the word "boyfriend" (or girlfriend??) is "awkward".
Trope alert: piggyback ride. But not the main couple. Lovely episode even though I didn't understand the words,…
We had to wait to very, very end for The Kiss.
The piggy-back ride was Seung-hyo's father carrying his mother. And major event was Seung-hyo forgiving his mother for abandoning him 30 years ago. It's late here in Korea. Enjoy.
If Netflix had dubbed this into many languages, it would trend everyday.
Dubbing usually comes several weeks later. Due to its global popularity, I anticipate that it will be dubbed in several languages fairly soon.
I mentioned this previously, but this is the only Korean drama that I know of that is available (fully subbed) on Netflix WITHIN Korea. Usually, dramas cannot be accessed on Netflix w/in Korea when they are also airing directly on a broadcast or cable channel (e.g. tvN).
This will be my first drama with Kim Jae Young. I'd like to get to know him better and what to expect. Is he a…
I saw him in "Love In Contract" and wasn't impressed, but it may have been the character - 2nd ML, rich, lonely, selfish. I will probably try because I liked Park Shin Hye in Dr. Slump.
It would be interesting if they somehow show that Seokryu asked her senior out during school days after being…
Seung-hyo kissing his ex was definitely when they were both in college - that's when he met his ex (she was a year older) and Beok-ryu was visiting from the US.
Pre-release for Episode 11: my phone translator is only slightly helpful but here's the main part. Highschool: Beok-ryu and Mo-eum are in baking class, creating strawberry cakes. Beok-ryu's cake is "perfect", Mo-eum, not so much. Seung- hyo is surrounded by girls tryig to give him their cakes and Mo-eum comments that his "curve is going up" (grades and popularity?). BR doesn't understand how that could be.
My translator was not very helpful, but this is what tvN says: Why is Choi Seung so popular?! Seunghyo, the popular guy who doesn't know anything about pomegranates "
Doed this drama have a murder / business / power struggle side plot as kdramas usually have or it is pure romance…
In Korea, the articles say it is about love in the neighborhood - the main romance, (of course), but also relationships between neighbors and friends. It's not a crazy or slapstick comedy, but lots of funny moments.
I think it's more than reasonable that she would be a bit gun-shy about jumping into a new relationship. And kudos to seung-hyo for giving her time and space.
Meanwhile, I find Seung-hyo's parent story to be more poignant and meaningful. Hope to catch up on the Netflix version later tonight.
Gyeong Jong [Seung Hyo's father] is quickly becoming my favorite character (after our lovely main couple, of course).
Boyfriend... knock... knock... Boyfriend... knock... knock..."
My translator wasn't very helpful, but appears that Beok-ryu feels the word "boyfriend" (or girlfriend??) is "awkward".
https://twitter.com/CJnDrama/status/1837627874964017353
The piggy-back ride was Seung-hyo's father carrying his mother. And major event was Seung-hyo forgiving his mother for abandoning him 30 years ago. It's late here in Korea. Enjoy.
Lovely episode even though I didn't understand the words, the stories (yes, plural) were all about love. Spoiler below for those who can't wait.
Tonights episode was 1.5 hours - ended at 10:50 KST.
I mentioned this previously, but this is the only Korean drama that I know of that is available (fully subbed) on Netflix WITHIN Korea. Usually, dramas cannot be accessed on Netflix w/in Korea when they are also airing directly on a broadcast or cable channel (e.g. tvN).
Highschool: Beok-ryu and Mo-eum are in baking class, creating strawberry cakes. Beok-ryu's cake is "perfect", Mo-eum, not so much. Seung- hyo is surrounded by girls tryig to give him their cakes and Mo-eum comments that his "curve is going up" (grades and popularity?). BR doesn't understand how that could be.
My translator was not very helpful, but this is what tvN says: Why is Choi Seung so popular?!
Seunghyo, the popular guy who doesn't know anything about pomegranates "
https://twitter.com/CJnDrama/status/1837265482304360770