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In both cases (CH and the mayor's wife), they started feeling dizzy once they were already driving pretty fast on a busy road. Even if they thought, "I must stop", they would try to get to somewhere safe to stop rather than stop in the middle of the road. As they tried to get to somewhere to stop, the disorientation would become rapidly worse, and they'd just focus on attempting to steer. I think it was fairly realistic. The only problem (from the villain's point of view) would have been if they'd drunk a lot of the drink before they got into the car, and decided they felt too dizzy to start driving.

No. People do die, but it's more a thriller/mystery. There's not a lot of crying.

Not really! So many tears. 😭😭😭 (But weirdly, in a good way.)

Not really. You get a few cute scenes with Changho and Miho, mostly in flashback, but if you're looking for a romance storyline, you'll be disappointed. This is 99% a mystery/thriller.

The first couple of episodes, we see him being horrendously treated, with no apparent reason as far as he can tell, to the point where he decides his life doesn't matter any more (remember the "shoot me" scene?). From that point onwards, his life doesn't mean a lot to him. If food or drink kills him, so what. Within the prison, his apparent sudden confidence is based on a lack of interest in whether he lives or dies.

Great fun! I laughed out loud several times during ep 1. Silly, and doesn't take itself seriously. Sometimes that's exactly what you feel like watching. Definitely needs the comedy tag.

Yes, my first thought seeing all the behind the scenes was "it must be stressful to be in charge of their hair/costumes". They must be feeling like the mum in charge of keeping several small bridesmaids in white dresses clean before a wedding! 😂

I don't usually like her, so I avoided this for ages, but I actually enjoying it.

It would have been too confusing anyway, since people already get confused between Eternal Love (the peach blossoms one) and The Eternal Love (1, 2 and 3).

I don't really like it when a drama as good as this gets a 2nd series. I'd far rather it ends with a satisfying conclusion, and the team go on to make something equally interesting but different, and surprise and amaze us again.

Wow! Imagine this being one of the first things on your dubbing CV! He has done a brilliant job.

Okay... I do see your point about a probable XF/DFQC switch. I also think you might need to take a quick walk out into the world with real humans for a few minutes, before you go completely round the twist! 🤣 Deep breaths... repeat after me... it's not real... 😁

One is into anime, and he has put the anime version on his list after seeing bits of this drama on my screen. One is a photographer, and she has been admiring the art with me, and might eventually watch the drama. The other has enjoyed listening to the soundtrack when I play it. 😊😊😊

My laptop screensaver is screenshots from this show too. Every background scene that I could capture, because I love the art so much. I thought my kids would roll their eyes, but they love it too.

Exactly!

I know! I like his acting, but I do wish he'd try something a bit different.

I made myself a Lost Romance inspired hoodie a couple of years ago. :D https://www.instagram.com/p/CJGk04cFl2Q/

Yes, and the art director needs an award!

I think all the people who dropped the drama in the first few episodes because "it's about a weak, silly fairy with a high voice" would be very surprised by her character now.

The heavenly emperor is terrible. No empathy for anyone at all, and looks at everyone as though they're a bad smell.