Randz

typical of netflix honestly, unnecessary scenes that adds nothing to the plot -___-

breathtakingly beautiful!!
two of my fav Japanese actors nailing their roles, direction, dialogue, cinematography, music were all great!

this is the first time I see Satoh Takeru in such a role with him being playful and hyper i would say, usually he gives out this cold aura and I really liked him in here!

i read somewhere that it will broadcast in december .. lets see!

i read that our leads won best actor/actress award at TAMA for their roles here, even yokohama ryusei won best rising actor .. they all deserve it

I saw the cut scenes and they did show him touching her lips as an adult, but in the movie version they chose the child scene instead of the adult one, just to give the audience that controversial/psychological feeling kinda thing?

And again only Japan can make such movies.. and what a movie!!
the cast, music, direction everything was really good.

I love Yokohama Ryusei but I wanted to strangle him in this movie lol

beautiful drama, the leads are everything!! im a huge fan of both and they didnt disappoint, the whole cast was good !!

the emperor, the empress and the consort were the highlight of the show!

Why :O?

As I understood, she did plan on giving the child back after the mother was released from prison and that his stay with her was temporary, but that is still vague towards the end since the mother didnt see the child after her release but stayed away

because they are on probation since they went the illegal way so they dont have the right to adopt a child, but since they were good people and genuine, they still meet the kid from now and then !

i believe its 2nd highest, I read that world of the married still the highest jtbc drama

I watched episode 6 but was kinda boring honestly and I did see the preview .. ill judge by next episode if I continue or drop

I think im more interested in steve noh's story, and the lighthouse that was there when his dad died.. maybe they were going to the grandma by then ..

for some reason I am not feeling the drama, and sadly I find myself skipping most of it =/

hmm I really think that she kind of found out he is fake? (or doubting it) during the car scene he switched his accent to south korean and not north korean if im not mistaken, and she picked on that directly!

I wish he didnt choose to die, but kept holding on to the person that was there, the people who are left behind are always the ones who suffer, and its heart breaking to see them blaming themselves and not being able to move on...

Ok the second half is better than the first half in my opinion, I was more invested in the leads story, that I ended up skipping the rest!

such a beautiful story, old jdramas are the best!!

hmm I really hate when they do that =/

What I really didnt like is how they made the real grandson turn out to be? as a killer and a heartless person .. esp that he went through alot and lost his father at an early age. I hope it turns out to be a mistake and he is a good person!

And man If I were the FL i would have jumped from that ship and stayed with my husband and son, whats the point of escaping alone =/