Lynx Lyon

Didn’t you watch the sequel, Forever and Ever, where they are reincarnated and they get to be together?

People even get mad if the actress is older than the ML but her character is suppose to be younger in the drama, like in Cute Programmer. Her character was younger than his but in reality she was five years older. The actress didn't look older so I had no problem with it but others complained. I've seen them 13 years older and don't care if I like the actress and they have chemistry together. In a Thai drama the male gets reincarnated so he is a lot younger. Someone complained about the actress being older missing the whole point of the story of soulmates. If all these were the other way around, no one would complain.

Ireine Song looks so young her leading men are almost always younger than she is. This one is seven years younger.

I read it's ends happy after a lot of frustration. He gets engaged to the evil bitch after humiliating the female lead. He also loses his memory more then once.

This can be watched without subs on drama cool.

The episode number has changed to 20.

This is on Netflix now.

This is on Netflix now?

YoYo English channel on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLTB73Ibi_X3EiCEuOUMISGemRCdpSfxJ5

There's a Korea daily drama where the leading lady is forced to leave the leading man to keep him from being framed by the second lead female. It's for seven years. She’s pregnant at the time. It's called First Love Again.

She didn't want revenge. She wanted to clear her name, reveal the real killer and find her mother. This wasn’t a revenge drama.

Too many spoilers. You need to hide this in the spoiler tags.

This also happened in the Chinese version Pretty Li Hui Zhen.

I'm sorry but they should have casted Gong Yoo as Patrick Jane. He's the Korean Simon Baker to me.

There's a link above to watch with subs on YouTube.

A lot of times they have a reason for casting someone. People also complaimned about the casting of Ireine Song as Sang Sang in Ever Night but if they read the book they would know she was casted perfectly. It cracked me up when they said she was too young for the male lead when she was 7 years older.

They did set it up for one. I guess it depends on how well it does on Netflix. It's dubbed into four other languages which will help with the ratings.

My thoughts also. This is too heavy for me. I didn’t watch the other versions and I won't watch this one.

Try In A Class Of Her Own.

Are they really going to keep the English names and still be working at the California Bureau of Investigation or will they change it to be more Korean?