LucyL

@Rumsha, you really should post this word for word in a Review. Leave it here too. I don't read reviews before watching a drama. I do read through the comments quickly to get a sense of should I or should I not. You didn't give any spoilers away, and still it was a beautiful accessment (from your viewpoint) of the drama.

I'm starting it tonight. Slow paced and lots of character development is why I love to see Life in the Tags. Slice of life rarely rarely disappoints.

Thank you🥰

3 yrs past, to irritate Users who have long sense given up Hollywood entertainment.

In that case my comment is irrelevant so I'm deleting it. Thank you.

Either way, both are known for playing the bas***d in dramas. Between the two, I'll agree with you only bc the moment he's on screen I want to punch him whether he's a good guy or bad guy in the drama.

I would think in both of the women's cases Hwabyeong would not apply as their emotional, and, additionally, physical for Hui Su's, cases exceeds the criterior of the common culture context which is specific to the syndrome. In other words, the extreme supercedes the common definition and symptoms of Hwabyeong.

Could be no one has given a rating to it after watching, or the 'watchers' haven't watched it (yet). The problem with older dramas is finding them, and on a streaming platform that's accessable. Another User, dear heart she is, started adding where she watched in the comment section which has helped greatly.

I love when someone tells it like it is regardless of what anyone else thinks. I haven't started this yet. I'll have your Ep count in mind when I do.

She didn't report the person, she downvoted the person's comment of "Blur my face. Please.". She wanted the person's face to remain unblurred so she'd remember the face and the short time she had near the person.

"Choi Woo Sik commented, “I hope we can happily complete filming all the way to the end. I’ll work hard.”

Jung So Min remarked, “I hope no one gets hurt until the end, and that we can finish everything safely.”"

Odd statements. 🤷🏽‍♂️🤷🏽‍♂️🤷🏽‍♂️

Still so disappointed Lee Jung Eun took the role when there are other great veteran ELDERLY actresses who could've been cast.

Thank you for placing your 'theory' under a spoiler. The other users said it was stated in the drama "about 5 times" which IS a spoiler for users who haven't watched the episodes yet or reached that point. They're the same type of users who think that if they've seen it then everyone has seen it or they like spoiling the pleasure of 'a first watch' for everyone else. Placing it under a Spoiler tag is very much appreciated, Aryan, Khan.

Viki

What???

NWJ falls into the catagory of "It's so bad it's good", "So ugly it's cute", let's see how how well we can screw up a story with the plots that make no sense and viewers will still say it's a masterpiece.

I'm wracking my brain for the good points, and it has to be the first Episode ONLY, the 3 ghost side characters, the visual appeal of the male actors shown above, and finding out Lee Jae Yong can actually laugh (a first for his sageuk roles).

The ONLY sensible review here, as if I wrote it myself.

"This drama should be parked under comedy genre"

Agree. It's so close to being a parody od countless other dramas, Asian and Western.

Love Lee Jung Eun. But casting her in the elder role in My Daughter is a Zombie which excluded every elder veteran actress from the role was disappointing. She should allow the others to work and wait her turn to play these elder roles when she is an elder.

Maybe I didn't. Be so kind as to explain it to me as if I were a 4 yo then.