Quite a unique story. I wish this was a little bit longer but still a really good drama. I was a bit afraid of the ending but it was perfect especially the bonus scene when I collected my reward for watching this. :P
I see some people complaining that the plot seems strange/over the place, I don't get it, yes it could be better…
Just to add something, those mission aren't aimed at Yeo-woon. Myung-ha needed to befriend peoples, to earn 3M and to get 100k follower on HIS insta. He could be nothing but the whole make 'Yeo-woon' happy isn't the whole purpose of this game but he was also to make Myung-ha happier. Because those missions are created based on what Myung-ha wrote back when he was asked 'How do someone get happy ?' (or something like that).
OMG is the game making TMH choose between erasing his grandma or his relationship with YeoWoon?! (I mean, he can't…
Yes it's definitely aimed at 'improving' Myung Ha's life. What I do like it's that I really don't know how it would finish. Of course I still hope a happy ending. But how ? With Yeo-woon ? Or with a twist when he actually return to the real world ? Maybe he will be loveless when he return but ready to move forward and finally starting to reach his own happiness kind of ending ?
The way she slap was charismatic 🤣 and how the ring smash to smithereens was 😍https://twitter.com/kdramasrose/status/1752399097649041781?t=jvxXG9z8Jy1EZABlg_cDtA&s=19
Yeah and I love the way she did it. At first she wanted to throw it at him but then she remembered that it was probably a fake diamond and did it on the wall for everyone to see how cheap the dude was. :P
Happy ending. JSM goes to jail and PMH dies. The leads got married and hv kids.
I don't remember exactly but he took the fate of ML (dying). It's just so fuzzy because ML took his own life in the manwha and didn't have a car crash. Or maybe I remember totally wrong...
So will she still end up dying of cancer? She only went back in time, so will it eventually catch up to her?
I don't know but her coworker seems to have stomach pain. Like they said what bound to happen will happen so maybe it will hit her instead ? I don't really wish that because the poor girl doesn't deserve it + she seems to have a similar life as the FL before she regressed (useless husband, being a huge pushover and problem at work). I just hope she will be fine. :O
She's an attractive woman who looks her age. The two things - attractiveness and age - are not always related.…
You don't age that 'much' between early 20 and early 30 especially with the aid of make-up and good light. Not saying you totally wrong either, she didn't budge at all. ^^
So I have to wait for 24 hrs for the next episode? Why did I start this, it’s so good 😭
Imagine if it was 1 or 2 episodes/week. :P I'm glad I had just to wait only 1 week to have the ending (48h for the lucky you) like it was painful when Eight Senses or recently Last Twilight were released.
Um, the show is OK. Don't come for me when I say this BUT...TayNew is a ship I felt was over a long time ago.…
Achi as a character doesn't help to see the 'fire' I would say so I don't know if it's really an issue with their own 'chemistry'. For that I would reserve my judgement when this show is finished because I really hope that Achi will have some character's growth and be more confident about his own feelings. If that the case, we would see some more heavy sparks. Maybe it also help that I don't know them (I didn't see their previous works) so they seem new to me. ^^
I know GMMTV put in the necklace because they will have it for sale in their merch shop but if a dude gave me…
I laughed about the Uke comment. :P But to be fair, we now have some less submissive Uke (and less dominant/abusive Seme for that matter) and even Power Uke in the last couple of years. Not that the 'traditional' romance genre (FL & ML) wasn't also like that and it's probably the root of the problem because for some reason to authors (& readers) FL = Uke. But that another debate and it did change. Probably -again- because the 'traditional' (really hate this word but you get the idea) romance shifted from the hopeless FL troop too.
I understand where you're coming from, but I like them. I didn't like them in the Japanese version - that "Jinta"…
I think the 'Jinta' from Japan reacted overall the same way. My memory is a bit blurry to be totally honest. I just remember feeling the same way when I saw Jinta & Min scenes. But I guess the acting was a bit more awkward in the Japanese version that make it even harder. I don't try to bash J-Drama because I do like them but sometime they stick too much at how it's represented in the original work and it doesn't translate very well in a Live Drama like it would do in an Anime for example.
I will be honest but if my date come at 5 in the morning, I will not be in a good mood for that. xD So far I like the Main couple and Pai & Rock are cute together. For Jinta & Min, it's hard for me. Overall, Cherry Magic is a bit cringe & cheesy but I can deal with that but this couple bring it on another level (it was the same in the J-Drama) especially Jinta. It's still a great show and I guess everyone have different taste because some seems to like them more. :)
More like he’s confused cos the reason he kept telling yeowoon he likes him, was because him & yeowoon had a…
it's more detailed in the webtoon because he is kind of 'aware' that something wrong with how YW react to him when he reach the cap of 1 fondness (lot of inner monologue cannot be well transcribed).
But he also have another concern about being loved by YW. He know that when YW is in love it's deep, like REALLY deep (he was described as such in the novel he read) + the fact he is quite uncertain about his future in this 'world' worry him about this whole situation. So even if it isn't that obvious in this adaptation, I think those 'confusing faces' was a way to translate this.
But probably in episode 5 will have the most anticipated scene I wanted to see that kind of related to those issues.
I'm pretty sure they portrayed Day being blind as a message of hope like you said. His life after the 3 years…
I didn't targeted you especially, you were just the most recent post that talked about it and voiced my own opinion. And to be totally honest, a debate isn't for 'converting' the opposite side to his own opinion (it's even more unlikely on internet) but to rally the one that don't have their opinion on the matter yet.
Not that it have really a impact here but I still wanted to talk about it. :)
I'm pretty sure they portrayed Day being blind as a message of hope like you said. His life after the 3 years…
It was a genuine question and not my judgemental opinion. Like I said I don't know you and I tried to be cautious 'with my grain of salt' but I guess it wasn't clear enough. I'm sorry if I offended you. This remark was more targeted to people I do know and had those reactions when they saw that ending and I wondered myself if it was also the case for the people here that seem truly upset by the ending.
But in my opinion you took too far the message in the ending. They didn't say you need to be normal to be happy, satisfied and content in life. Day was truly happy before that. Did the surgery made him even more happy ? Well yeah. Like Day & Mhok were happy even before they reunited but you wouldn't say the message here is 'You need to be in love & in couple to be truly happy." Well, I wouldn't see like that.
I would have be agree with you IF the surgery made him be able to have a job, getting back with Mhok or generally solved every problem in his life but it wasn't the case here. You can say you don't like this ending -it's totally fine & fair- but saying it's wrong and even make lesser the beautiful message that this show give us isn't right to me.
But he also have another concern about being loved by YW. He know that when YW is in love it's deep, like REALLY deep (he was described as such in the novel he read) + the fact he is quite uncertain about his future in this 'world' worry him about this whole situation. So even if it isn't that obvious in this adaptation, I think those 'confusing faces' was a way to translate this.
But probably in episode 5 will have the most anticipated scene I wanted to see that kind of related to those issues.
Not that it have really a impact here but I still wanted to talk about it. :)
But in my opinion you took too far the message in the ending. They didn't say you need to be normal to be happy, satisfied and content in life. Day was truly happy before that. Did the surgery made him even more happy ? Well yeah. Like Day & Mhok were happy even before they reunited but you wouldn't say the message here is 'You need to be in love & in couple to be truly happy." Well, I wouldn't see like that.
I would have be agree with you IF the surgery made him be able to have a job, getting back with Mhok or generally solved every problem in his life but it wasn't the case here. You can say you don't like this ending -it's totally fine & fair- but saying it's wrong and even make lesser the beautiful message that this show give us isn't right to me.