Mareina

I really wonder why they chose a natural disaster to happen. I mean, Urk is supposed to be a warzone, so wouldn't unnatural disasters be more fitting? Like bombs dropped on that power plant? For a warzone, Urk did seem very peaceful anyway - to the point that a medical team would've been way more needed elsewere.
I don't mean to bash the drama or anything, because I'm really enjoying it and the disaster adds good tension. Just can't help thinking about that ^^

Sung Jae's crush on Hong Nan is so cute =D Can't blame him, she's the best!!

True. I guess it's best to try the first two eps and then decide. I think they give a good overall estimation of what this show feels like and the tone doesn't change too much later on.

I would never recommend this drama to anyone, not even to fans of any of the actors. Much of the acting and all of the action is cringe-worthy. Characters are cliched to no end and feel forced to fit the plot, with lots of the behavior not making any sense. You can see what emotional beats they're going for, but they never really succeed with any of them.

Getting goosebumps from all the epicness in this show!

Oh I see now. I think LJH doesn't remember the alternative timeline, because past he only lives through one timeline (the modified one). PHY "lives" through both and therefore remembers. And because he remembers, the modification is maintained maybe? Thanks for clarifying this for me!

Oh I'm sorry I was mistaken. This is great news!

But Cha Soo Hyun dying in the present changes neither Jae Han's past nor Hae Yeong's, I think.

I know Kim Seul Gi already did Splish Splash Love, but wouldn't she be PERFECT for the heroine here?

Confession of Murder is also based on the same serial murders and serves some fictional justice.

Let's assume that our good guys will solve everything: Jae Han lives, Sun Woo is saved. That would probably mean that in that present there would be no radio transmissions. Or in the very least, Hae Young wouldn't urge Jae Han to investigate the Injoo case, since it was already solved. But if he doesn't, the initial past would repeat itself, right? Ahhhhh time loops @.@
I'm curious to see how the show handles this! I hope this is a case where the present changes according to the past, but the past doesn't change retroactively according to the present.

Yeah but sadly they didn't abolish the statue of limitations in real life =(
I'm hoping that there was at least some cosmic justice and the murders stopped because something happened to the killer.

http://bodashiri.tumblr.com/post/139534503906/six-flying-dragons-ep-39-40
It's explained in the section "The secret treaty with Jurchens"

hahaha, oh man it's really sad that this is so true!

It's also the main theme of White Christmas. It has been an issue for a way longer time though. It's just a very interesting topic in general and I think Signal referenced it nicely.

If you like a layered, fast-paced story about relatable characters in a rich, intriguing world with tons of humor as a bonus, then you won't regret giving this show a try ;)

This is very promising! Some parts laugh out loud funny, others poignant and the cast is awesome. Really great choice of supporting actos as well!

I don't like how they handle psychology at all. Too much blatant nonsense, and I'm not even knowledgable in that field. I'm sticking to the show because I adore Go Hye Rim, but Choi Soo Hyun is such a lying jerk. Makes me wish she'd just kick him to the curb and find happiness without him.

at the beginning of ep 6
first 30sec of this video in case you want a spoiler: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aN0p967YQtY

Quite a disturbing yet fascinating peek into the world of a mad king. The sick part is that this is based on actual history.