LittleFallOfRain

I'm not really sure how to describe this. The comedy is a little crass and the operatic BGM is strangely mesmerizing. Its tone is a bit different from Bossam and I don't really care for the Palace shenanigans. I do like the spunky heroine and the way her personality contrasts with the ML. Keeping fingers crossed this will be entertaining till the end.

Sol's so unpredictably chaotic. You just dont know what to expect from her. She's cringe and adorable at the same time! Her personalized milk song reminds me of that baby shark song that you just can't shake off your head once you hear it 😂

Ughh it's a shame it won't be widely available, guess it'll be the "unofficial" sites for some viewers. On the bright side, the show has possibility of eventually ending up on Netflix in a few month's time after its run, especially if it gets rave reviews or popular requests.

When they put on the tagline "comedy", they weren't joking. The monk in disguise was hilarious!

This has all the ingredients of what I find enjoyable in a show. Heartwarming, funny and a sprinkling of mystery. With an OST playlist that's going to be on endless repeat. Really loving it!

Definitely a combination of good writing and good performance needs to go together. Both leads are suited for their roles as far as the first episode goes. It's also a plus that their characters can make viewers empathize with their situation from the get-go. And thankfully, their characters aren't those types that grate on our nerves!

Thought this would be a light watch but there are issues that are actually more deep and serious than it looks. However, thanks to clever writing, the seriousness doesn’t bring down the show. This pairing is a bit unconventionally cute— the obvious one being their height difference! Can’t wait to see what happens in the next episodes.

Sure 👍 hope you’ll enjoy it too!

Oh you may want to give CT a try then. It wasn’t a sad ending per se because all ended well and had an uplifting mood overall even though it was still gut wrenching😭 it’s hard to explain without giving away spoilers but I enjoyed it. It had some good songs and tracks too that I ended up listening for days afterwards and still do now every once in awhile.

That may be one reason. But I think Mr Sunshine set made it more possible now (?) as they built an expansive one for that including railway tracks. I may be wrong, but Song of the Bandits look really similar with some few renovations. I remember there were a few good sets within this time period before Mr Sunshine, such as Chicago Typewriter and Different Dreams. Oops, I just checked and Different Dreams came after Mr Sunshine.

I can’t resist this particular time period. And moreso within Korea’s historical context. The writer would make it one more plus for me! I don’t like horror in the paranormal sense but I think I can handle monster stuff if it’s something along the lines of Alien. I’m in the mood for suspense this time as I think I’ve shed enough tears already in CAD 😁😂

Lol. I had to chuckle at that knowing exactly what you meant. Though I had more an image of Ripley’s Alien in mind for this particular creature. I’m looking forward to the suspense adventure.

My 2 cents on this. I think it’s actually in line with their characters. Even as kids, Kiho has always been the reserved one while Mokha is more outgoing. She was usually the one leading him. Where she goes, he’ll follow so I was not surprised she initiated the kiss.

As for that rooftop scene, I think I can understand them acting like a married couple just like Kiho’s parents. They aren’t really the touchy-kissy-feely types. So growing up in that kind of environment, I guess going by Kiho’s parents as example, they will not be kissing too much in public. People can express love differently and in different ways.

Regarding Woohak, I was actually glad that Mokha verbally confirmed for him (and by extension, the audience) that he was really just like an older friend/brother to her. And as usual, by Woohak’s stubborn nature, he refuses. At this point, I don’t really care. Both Kiho and Mokha have confessed and affirmed their feelings. And she has been straightforward with Woohak. If he’s being too stubborn about it, then I hope he at least takes responsibility for his choices and not blame other people for it. Or be a burden to others with his feelings, you know. Sorry to be blunt, but that scene showed how his character didn’t progress going by his stubborn and selfish behavior.

Oh yay finally!! I went to this track first thing, love reliving all the Kiho and Mokha moments 🥰

This drama’s ability to draw out a horde of emotions is one of its greater strengths. The ability of the writer to have the viewer empathize with the characters, to get frustrated or to cheer for them and then to share in their triumphs. The optimistic feel permeates throughout despite the tragic circumstances considering the themes and issues.

Romance between the main couple reminds me somewhat of Pride and Prejudice. Where their attraction for each other is subtle but the lingering gazes and tension is palpable. In this drama, only when their burden was lifted and their confessions were brought forth were they then able to openly express themselves. And oh boy, what utter sweetness and joy when that dam burst! Their first kiss was an avalanche of pent-up emotions and truly satisfying to watch.

I’ve enjoyed every bit of this uniquely written storytelling. It’s the most satisfying I’ve seen this year, or probably in many years, if I may say so. With such memorable characters like Kiho, who raised the ideal male lead standard to the top spot, IMHO and Mokha who is equally grounded with integrity and moral backbone at the defense of her found family. This drama was “the something that gave me that burst of happiness”, thanks to a great cast, stirring songs and background music, and wonderful cinematography. This is one of those dramas that I won’t soon forget. For me, it is dramas that tug at the heartstrings that tend to stay with me the most for a long time.🩵💙

The thoughtful details on this show is amazing. There’s actually a story behind the frame and not just some random picture of a house. Is this some foreshadowing perhaps of MokGeolli? Hmmm 🤔

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It was mentioned at the beginning part at the hangover scene with the parents.

Mokha chose that song for her audition which means she must have been looking up and listening to all of Ranjoo’s songs when she came back and chose that song in particular because she said she could relate to the lyrics.

Towards the end of that scene Mokha said “That Night” song must’ve been released while she was on the island.

Oh she didn’t know yet it was about Kiho until Ranjoo told her. This drama gives so many hints about Kiho and Mokha’s connection! 😊

Ohh definitely! This is the one preview where I will *not* think as misleading 😁 I’m reading some comments about how that may not be their first one because of how comfortable they are about it. 🤭

He really can act like a petulant child sometimes so I’m hoping he’ll get a turnaround soon. 😭

Well said and I agree completely!

Yes, thanks for saying that! I read again what I wrote and it looked incomplete 😆 I agree and I’ve mentioned this a few episodes back, that there really is more to Woohak’s arc than being the foil to Bogeol and Mokha’s unbreakable bond.

I’ve also thought a bit about Woohak’s breakdown scene and it did bring home the point when he found that Mokha left the lighter which he gave her vs Mokha going back to get the shoes she left behind because that held more meaning for her. I mean, it’s pretty clear to me even before that how Mokha feels. Maybe the show was spelling it out for its audience who Mokha really has affections for, for those who didn’t know already! And as much as Woohak is a good character too in his own ways, he just isn’t the right person for Mokha. Anyway, I’m done with this silly third wheel arc, I’m crossing my fingers for a 180 turn in his characterization in the last two episodes.

I think there were many things that started to happen almost at the same time - Mokha’s album debut, discovery of the missing people, Kang’s family interrogation and Ranjoo’s scandal, that the cutting of ties became a sense of urgency. It didn’t bother me as much because somehow I had a feeling it would resolve accordingly. It’s sad to watch, for sure. But also kinda reassuring that we get to see how much Bogeol and Mokha really do care for each other. If that makes sense? And it makes for an interesting thought to ponder too. Given the same situation, what would motivate one’s decision or how would one handle it? I can’t emphasize enough how wonderful it must be to have someone like Bogeol who understands Mokha completely. And I can go really mushy talking about them so I’ll stop now 😭😂