I really like how logical the story writing is so far, e.g. Pete is born deaf > Parents try to give him back his hearing > Consequently, he gets possessed by a demon > Niran uses the soul-binding to stop the demon/Pete from losing control > Together they use the demon's hearing ability to find Qi Rong...
It just goes to show that drama doesn't need to look perfect to have a solid structure.
I love a story that is easy to follow, and you can see how the scene after connects to what happened before it 😭
I was watching episode 11 on DisneyPlus, and just as the coronation was about to start, the scene suddenly cut! (This was before I knew what was happening BTS). At first, I thought DisneyPlus was doing that thing were it cuts the credits and skips to the next episode. But when I replayed the end of episode 11 again, it was completely gone. I thought I had accidentally seen a bit of the next episode, which I do sometimes 😓.
There's a K-drama to laugh with, a K-drama to fall in love with, and there's a K-drama to cry with - This is my K-drama to cry with. The last K-drama I cried like this with was Lost.
Am I the only one who hated episode 6? I genuinely can’t understand why Shin Seori got lost in the forest.She…
My only issue with that scene is that the path they took into the forest was lit up 🤔. So all she had to do was follow the lit path back to the resort 🤔. I think someone on set must have missed that detail.
I enjoyed this way much more than I thought I would!
Like waaaayy much more.
I had such a good laugh (especially Chae Ni's coffee-transportation-round-the-world montage). I was genuinely sad and happy with the characters. If the drama gets renewed, I will watch it again! And, it had some of the best uses of Creep by Radiohead that I have seen - I rewatched the whole ending of episode six twice!! I love that the drama is so messy and chaotic. I love that the characters are unabashedly uncouth. The WONDERfools, The Atypical Family and Family Matters have been some of the best down-to-earth portrayals of superheroes I have watched. I have been watching K-drama for yeeeaaaars, so I am no longer swayed by hype (most of the time 😅), so please believe me when I say this is a fantastic, well-made show with a loveable cast.
I really wish someone would tell Jay to stop hanging out with his 'friends'. I don't think he should be spending time in their company - They seem like a bad influence!
That slap felt real 😳
The ending: When you love that hard, you hurt that hard 😭
It just goes to show that drama doesn't need to look perfect to have a solid structure.
I love a story that is easy to follow, and you can see how the scene after connects to what happened before it 😭
Like waaaayy much more.
I had such a good laugh (especially Chae Ni's coffee-transportation-round-the-world montage). I was genuinely sad and happy with the characters. If the drama gets renewed, I will watch it again! And, it had some of the best uses of Creep by Radiohead that I have seen - I rewatched the whole ending of episode six twice!! I love that the drama is so messy and chaotic. I love that the characters are unabashedly uncouth. The WONDERfools, The Atypical Family and Family Matters have been some of the best down-to-earth portrayals of superheroes I have watched. I have been watching K-drama for yeeeaaaars, so I am no longer swayed by hype (most of the time 😅), so please believe me when I say this is a fantastic, well-made show with a loveable cast.
All I know is that I have fallen HARD for this drama. So hard that I am going to listen to Harry Styles Falling right now!
I started singing Billie Eilish 😂