That piece of sh....I can't believe he actually did that!? Well, I can, but how CAN he not care for any of the consequences his selfishness would bring upon, just thinking about his own ego? He's in the same league as the stalker guy. They both seem to have dedicated their lives for one goal and didn't care who got hurt in the process. Even if it is themselves. Even when Tae Eun tried so hard... Tae Eun! I'm sorry to have misunderstood you! But you have an evil man for a father. With his ambition he destroyed so many lives in a blink of an eye.
Also, the way Jeong Hoon got lured to the rooftop...what was up with that? He had police on his tail, there was no need to go in alone. He's not even a cop. They should have made a more believable excuse to make him be unable to NOT go. Now he acted like a typical Female lead. I don't think I have ever seen male lead act so randomly stupid before. But oh well. The stalkers 'punishment' was well deserved at least. Now, CAN WE PUNISH THE PROFESSOR EQUAL AMOUNT?
For real, though. Why are there so many criminals around them?
idk if that is a spoiler, but is jong bum a sociopath? Im getting confused the whole time
It probably is a spoiler. I guess it just means that he was born without the ability to feel and that's why he didn't cry when his relative died and also why he could stay with a corpse for 3 days.
The disrespect to the Prime Minister is rather annoying. They could've made her look more badass than just shouting to everyone that she knows her stuff. She has to know, as a Prime Minister. Now if she knows and strategically uses that knowledge, then that's something to shut those old geezers up with.
There seems to be a problem with this show. Somewhere in the core of it all. Where exactly is that romance coming from? It's...dare I say, cringy and boring. As a hardcore kdrama fan, I just can't get behind it. It's like watching a constant advertisment; there are beautiful people, beautiful views, high production, but I just can't seem to "feel" anything from it.
The naval battle was probably ten times more interesting than their relationship as a whole.
I feel like my sheer disappointment is gonna rate this lower than it actually is simply because it seems SO HIGH QUALITY but...dead inside.
Why not say you're from parallel universe while you're at it... Liberal Arts? Just say your parents are korean so of course you're speaking korean well..
I'm so glad they decided to go through the hard times together. Yay!
Thinking about it, out of all the women and men out there these two could have fallen for, falling for one another just makes a somewhat perfect sense. Seo Yun is someone irreplaceable in their hearts. It's like a void neither of them would ever be able to heal. And she's also the person these two had loved the most. Nobody else out there could ever fully understand who is this "Seo Yun" that my person can never forget about. But these two can not only understand but also share and feel. They can comfort each other when one of them misses her, they can understand the love and affection that will never fade and they're only stronger for it. They might have "accidently" falled in love but what will keep them together is Seo Yun herself, I believe.
I really wished for them to hold on to one another. No matter how painful it is. I hope by the end of the episode Ha Jin will accept Jeong Hoon's support.
Jeong Hoon is the best psychologist for himself and others. And it's kinda true. If you're an introvert, someone who literally spent decades analysing yourself, you're likely to know yourself and how to help yourself better than any doctor out there.
I was wheezing the whole time since the movies. "Do you really have no idea or are you asking me to test you?" lmao
They're such cuties! Let's protect them with all our might!
Professor is a scumbag. Hence why we're gonna get such a heartache in the next ep.
The King: Eternal Monarch has a very similar vibe to Goblin (no surprise here, same screenwriter), but what Goblin did right - making the first two episodes fly like a wind - Monarch didn't - making it drag for 4 episodes.
The 4 episodes were good if you make a summary of it. But they should have had SO MUCH cutting done to convey the point across more effectively.
That's very true and I hope against hope that it doesn't come to the worst case scenario where Anchor Lee is exposed…
That's so frustrating. They should be finding ways to make him happy, to convince him to "try" instead the patient himself has to convince his doctors, like wtf.
She's an officer who also took on several guys in a fist fight. Plus her motto is 'being brave". I guess she pretty much resigned herself to her fate, and if worse comes to worst she'll just fight her way out.
Honestly I feel like the first 3 episodes could have easily been made into two if not one and a half.
It's a bit...repetitive? The detective is just in constant denial and the King doesn't do much to prove her otherwise. Besides having money(in the beginning), etiquette, horse and looking cool he hasn't really done anything for his part in the Modern world. Those 'skills' could have been easily shown in less time than was spent on them.
Maybe if the two main leads had instant chemistry then her denial wouldn't matter much. It could have went like "You're an interesting guy, Mr. King." Feeling attracted but still thinking he's crazy. So...having fun. But now it feels like they haven't progressed at all. They feel the same as when he first spotted her, riding his horse.
This is not an actual spoiler, more like a thing you can't unsee once you know: The only thing bothering me so…
I haven't noticed this time round. The only thing that takes my attention is when in every drama they eat those "Subway" sandwiches. In this drama I'm just furious about them showing me chicken when we're in quarantine and I can't have my own chicken.
The cheating husband knew that his wife was flowing him.... Yes, in reality, when I am driving around, I don't…
He knew because he was warned by her friend.
As for reality...well, I look in the rear mirror at least once in a minute. I also know very well my family's car models so if I see one, my eyes automatically follow that car and check the numbers. If you see something every day, you're more hyper aware of it. Looking around in a highway full of cars seems exactly the reason to be checking the situation around you.
I think the cure for Jung Hoon is not to forget the painful memories but rather to make a countering good ones.
For example, his trauma with not being able to save Seo Yun, since he managed to save Ha Jin from a similar situation, doesn't that mean he's not incapable of saving a person he loves? Then instead of it being a paralyzing thought, it can be a heartache that doesn't completely fade but is "covered" a little by the knowledge of actually saving someone.
As for the snow...wouldn't it be nice if the next time he sees snow (no need for a timejump, seeing as it's spring now, but perhaps an artificial one in one of Ha Jin's movie sets), wouldn't it be nice if in his extended hand he sees pink flower petals fall instead? Since cheery blossoms are always scattering around, like pink snow.
I'm scared for the ending and really thought there's no other way but for him to 'forget it all' to survive, but perhaps he can survive with the memories. As long as those painful memories carry a companion healing one. Or better yet, a stronger memory than the painful one.
Plus, when the professor asked him if his memories and feelings are still as vivid of Seo Yun, he did say the visions are still vivid, but (unless it was a wrong translation) he didn't say his feelings were the same?
Also, the way Jeong Hoon got lured to the rooftop...what was up with that? He had police on his tail, there was no need to go in alone. He's not even a cop. They should have made a more believable excuse to make him be unable to NOT go. Now he acted like a typical Female lead. I don't think I have ever seen male lead act so randomly stupid before. But oh well. The stalkers 'punishment' was well deserved at least. Now, CAN WE PUNISH THE PROFESSOR EQUAL AMOUNT?
For real, though. Why are there so many criminals around them?
There seems to be a problem with this show. Somewhere in the core of it all. Where exactly is that romance coming from? It's...dare I say, cringy and boring. As a hardcore kdrama fan, I just can't get behind it. It's like watching a constant advertisment; there are beautiful people, beautiful views, high production, but I just can't seem to "feel" anything from it.
The naval battle was probably ten times more interesting than their relationship as a whole.
I feel like my sheer disappointment is gonna rate this lower than it actually is simply because it seems SO HIGH QUALITY but...dead inside.
Thinking about it, out of all the women and men out there these two could have fallen for, falling for one another just makes a somewhat perfect sense. Seo Yun is someone irreplaceable in their hearts. It's like a void neither of them would ever be able to heal. And she's also the person these two had loved the most. Nobody else out there could ever fully understand who is this "Seo Yun" that my person can never forget about. But these two can not only understand but also share and feel. They can comfort each other when one of them misses her, they can understand the love and affection that will never fade and they're only stronger for it. They might have "accidently" falled in love but what will keep them together is Seo Yun herself, I believe.
I was wheezing the whole time since the movies.
"Do you really have no idea or are you asking me to test you?" lmao
They're such cuties! Let's protect them with all our might!
Professor is a scumbag. Hence why we're gonna get such a heartache in the next ep.
The 4 episodes were good if you make a summary of it. But they should have had SO MUCH cutting done to convey the point across more effectively.
Also, spoilers.
It's a bit...repetitive? The detective is just in constant denial and the King doesn't do much to prove her otherwise. Besides having money(in the beginning), etiquette, horse and looking cool he hasn't really done anything for his part in the Modern world. Those 'skills' could have been easily shown in less time than was spent on them.
Maybe if the two main leads had instant chemistry then her denial wouldn't matter much. It could have went like "You're an interesting guy, Mr. King." Feeling attracted but still thinking he's crazy. So...having fun. But now it feels like they haven't progressed at all. They feel the same as when he first spotted her, riding his horse.
As for reality...well, I look in the rear mirror at least once in a minute. I also know very well my family's car models so if I see one, my eyes automatically follow that car and check the numbers. If you see something every day, you're more hyper aware of it.
Looking around in a highway full of cars seems exactly the reason to be checking the situation around you.
For example, his trauma with not being able to save Seo Yun, since he managed to save Ha Jin from a similar situation, doesn't that mean he's not incapable of saving a person he loves? Then instead of it being a paralyzing thought, it can be a heartache that doesn't completely fade but is "covered" a little by the knowledge of actually saving someone.
As for the snow...wouldn't it be nice if the next time he sees snow (no need for a timejump, seeing as it's spring now, but perhaps an artificial one in one of Ha Jin's movie sets), wouldn't it be nice if in his extended hand he sees pink flower petals fall instead? Since cheery blossoms are always scattering around, like pink snow.
I'm scared for the ending and really thought there's no other way but for him to 'forget it all' to survive, but perhaps he can survive with the memories. As long as those painful memories carry a companion healing one. Or better yet, a stronger memory than the painful one.
Plus, when the professor asked him if his memories and feelings are still as vivid of Seo Yun, he did say the visions are still vivid, but (unless it was a wrong translation) he didn't say his feelings were the same?