Liisa

I honestly wasn't wowed by the first 2 episodes but I continued anyway and now I'm hooked. This is a pretty fun drama. Kinda insane but very entertaining.

Cute, simple, and lovely.
This deserved to be longer imo. Would have been nice to know more about Ji Won's family as well.
Also Seunjin and Eunho need a spin-off series or at least a special episode.

Waiiit
I kinda love this

Aaaaaaah that's why. Thank you for sharing!

I don't think they said any age but he did call himself old so I'd assume like 40s at least.

Wait I thought he went back 26 years?

I'm pretty sure the present time was supposed to be 2025 so he would be 26 years younger in the past

This seems pretty good but the time gap between the present and the past is ridiculous. I was confused why he said his life 'reset' because I first thought he was transported to a different universe and a different century lol
The visuals are crazy though. Both main character are slaying

What's the deal with The Sparkle in Your Eye?
I've been waiting for it to be added for days because I wanted to know if it's actually a mainland china production, or how did they manage to avoid censorship :')

Ramil and Paytai's relationship hurts my brain, like wtf is going on. It looks like Ramil is hella abusive and Paytai genuinely looked afraid at the school, and then a few moments later Paytai looks like he is very much into whatever servant x master kink they have going on in the car.
I am confused

Yeah the pacing is atrocious. I wish they went head on with the political stuff but I doubt it.

I wanna love this but this could be so much better with a better script and director. The sets are stunning for sure but the rest... leaves much to desire. So much time wasted on incredibly drawn out scenes that aren't even that good at character building.

I watched from kisskh but I can understand some korean, so I just tried to listen well and ignore the subtitles tbh

Btw can anyone with Netflix subscription check if the subtitles on kisskh are the cc or normal english subtitles? The subtitles on kisskh were pretty bad.

Ah well yeah that's not surprising. I loved City of Bones as a kid so I guess this stuff doesn't face me much 😅
Especially when they did reveal his identity to the viewers pretty early

These comments seem surprisingly negative.
I thought this was captivating and I couldn't stop watching despite being very confused over some side characters at times. The snow man was a weird part of the plot though, I thought this was suddenly fantasy but nope. I guess not.
Melodrama mixed with psychological horror ... imo this was traumatizing :'D

I mean it's also the directors job to guide the actors. Maybe he was instructed to just look happy in a royal way XD
(Or maybe he actually can't act)

I don't really have any issues while he is talking, but rather when he is moving around. His movements just don't look trained to my eye. I've watched too many historical dramas and it's just hard to ignore the lack of poise.

I would blame the script tbh. They should have had a reunion between son and dad first. Not infront of all the royal families.

I guess we can agree to disagree.