I tought this drama was comedy and romance but i was wrong and its getting worse every episodes and i don't know…
Okay, it's totally up to you. You don't have to finish a drama if you think it's not for you. I did the same thing when I started watching kdramas some years ago, but now I think it's a waste of time to do that. That being said, "comedy" and "romance" are not the only tags on the list, so it means the plot it's a little deeper than the usual romance kdrama, which is more centered on the comedy aspect (I usually don't like that type of dramas, so I try to avoid them!😂). Finally, in my opinion, this is a very engaging drama: it's funny, interesting, and realistic. All the actors/actresses are doing a great job portraying their characters. 😊
I just realized that someone has already written reviews on the drama... but why? 🤔 I mean, this drama it's not even finished... some of these people could've just let their frustration out in the comment section!😆😅
i havnt watched the others on the list, but Extraordinary you, which i have watched might be an easy show start…
Hi! Thanks for your suggestion 😊. Yeah, and the episodes are also shorter than average, so it would be easier for me to binge-watch the drama somehow (and then finally watch their reunion in "House of Wheels")🤩. I'll start with "Extraordinary You" and "Mouse" and then proceed with the others on the list after my last exam. 😊🤩
I think since they divorced under the pretense of his adultery, he is the party at fault in face of korean law.…
Yeah, she could have lowered the alimony, at least😅. Anyway, I think that FL's reason why it's understandable (at least for me). Likewise, I wouldn't be that easy on him if my (non-existent 😂) husband cheated on me (but maybe I wouldn't ask for an absurd amount of money😱). Lastly, I don't think that paying alimony is a crazy thing to do because, in a way, it's just a way for the spouse to "make up" for his/her wrongdoing (generally speaking, ofc, the argument is much broader). 😊
I think since they divorced under the pretense of his adultery, he is the party at fault in face of korean law.…
Oh, yeah, right! 🙈 The cause of the divorce was because he "cheated" on her, so it makes sense that he paid the alimony to her. No matter if she has a good job. I hadn't thought of that while writing the comment. Thanks! 😄
Wow, it is indeed a lot of money! Probably, if he told the truth to her, he wouldn't be that broke, but who knows! 😱😅
Wow, the comment section is fired up! 😅 I don't get why most people think it's ML's fault. Their marriage failed because both, in some ways, neglected it. No matter how you put it, they are both wrong.
Also, I still don't understand why he needed to pay alimony to her since she has a job, but this is probably a Korean law that I'm not aware of...🤔
yeah, I kept checking for a missed tragedy tag too. If this were more serious I'd totally assume now that he had…
ahahaha yeah, I'm so used to melodramas having big reasons behind whatever problem a character faces that, right now, I can't think of a less serious motive! 😂😂😅
The ending of episode 3 was strong! 😂 Can't wait for tomorrow's episode. I'm curious to know the reason why Eun Beom wanted a divorce. Idk why, but since this drama it's a comedy, probably it'll turn out to be something not serious (like something they could've easily solved together if he talked to her😅), but let's see! 😊
I read where he studied and learned at least some Italian and Latin for this drama. He seemed to put in a lot…
Oh, sorry. For a moment, I thought you were talking about Song Joong Ki! 🙈 In this case, it's understandable that Cha Eun Woo has done some Latin lessons for the exorcism scenes. 😊
I read where he studied and learned at least some Italian and Latin for this drama. He seemed to put in a lot…
Wait, is it confirmed that he learned some Latin too? 😱🤔 I hope not because there was no reason to learn it since the drama was placed in the 21st century.
Who knows... he probably also had a pretty Italian tutor... like Song Joong Ki did... ;D
I didn't watch Vincenzo, but I watched a few clips of him speaking Italian. And yes, he did a good job too😊. Even though, in my opinion, he sounds slightly too dramatic in certain scenes😂 (maybe this was required for the role, Idk), and a bit unnatural when his character gets angry. 😊
I liked the first two episodes, and I'm looking forward to the next 4. Also, I was surprised when Cha Eun Woo spoke Italian. He did a pretty good job! 🤩 Edit: so, I'm learning rn that "pretty good" can be misleading since every person has an opinion on what it means. So I'll correct it by saying that he did a good job!👏🏻😊
These dramas and movies have beautiful titles indeed! I spent more time than necessary to take this quiz just because I was so curious to read all the plots! 🤣
I didn't see any of these dramas, so it's useless for me to play the game. Anyway, it's interesting to see that only one of these dramas has a high valuation on this site. Btw, I would have added another drama, but that's another story. 🤣
That being said, "comedy" and "romance" are not the only tags on the list, so it means the plot it's a little deeper than the usual romance kdrama, which is more centered on the comedy aspect (I usually don't like that type of dramas, so I try to avoid them!😂).
Finally, in my opinion, this is a very engaging drama: it's funny, interesting, and realistic. All the actors/actresses are doing a great job portraying their characters. 😊
I mean, this drama it's not even finished... some of these people could've just let their frustration out in the comment section!😆😅
I'll start with "Extraordinary You" and "Mouse" and then proceed with the others on the list after my last exam. 😊🤩
Lastly, I don't think that paying alimony is a crazy thing to do because, in a way, it's just a way for the spouse to "make up" for his/her wrongdoing (generally speaking, ofc, the argument is much broader). 😊
The cause of the divorce was because he "cheated" on her, so it makes sense that he paid the alimony to her. No matter if she has a good job.
I hadn't thought of that while writing the comment. Thanks! 😄
Wow, it is indeed a lot of money! Probably, if he told the truth to her, he wouldn't be that broke, but who knows! 😱😅
I don't get why most people think it's ML's fault. Their marriage failed because both, in some ways, neglected it. No matter how you put it, they are both wrong.
Also, I still don't understand why he needed to pay alimony to her since she has a job, but this is probably a Korean law that I'm not aware of...🤔
Can't wait for tomorrow's episode. I'm curious to know the reason why Eun Beom wanted a divorce. Idk why, but since this drama it's a comedy, probably it'll turn out to be something not serious (like something they could've easily solved together if he talked to her😅), but let's see! 😊
In this case, it's understandable that Cha Eun Woo has done some Latin lessons for the exorcism scenes. 😊
I hope not because there was no reason to learn it since the drama was placed in the 21st century.
Also, I was surprised when Cha Eun Woo spoke Italian. He did a pretty good job! 🤩
Edit: so, I'm learning rn that "pretty good" can be misleading since every person has an opinion on what it means. So I'll correct it by saying that he did a good job!👏🏻😊
Btw, I would have added another drama, but that's another story. 🤣
My final round is with Kim Jae Wook and Ji Chang Wook. Obviously, I can't choose! 😅🤣🤣