QAS

Alternate title: Dreaming Back to the Jin Dynasty. 🤣🤣🤣 (... in deference to C-drama, Dreaming Back to the Qing Dynasty)

The phone call from Hyun Woo to Kim was a stretch. Kim did not hang up the phone, and kept talking to Jin Young Ki. Meanwhile, a traumatized Hyun Woo was listening and taping on the other end of the line. Is this even plausible?

Director told SJK and LSM to play a 20-ish young man and a 70-ish old man respectively. What we got were an inexperienced Do Joon and an experienced Yang Cheol.

The characters were so predictable. Like you said, we have seen them many, many times before. "Nothing to see here...keep moving along"!

SJK was playing a 20 years' old preppy rich guy. I found his acting dull and flat. "Nothing to see here...keep moving along"!

The actors were reading their script lines, more or less. Director and Scriptwriter's heads got so big, they started to lose control of the drama plot.

Lee Sung Min showed his acting expertise and years of acting experience. He was not just the lunatic, megalomaniacal chairman, he was a humorous, sensitive man.

In the other parallel universe, Do Joon and Hyun Woo could have both survived, and teamed up to bring down Soonyang family. ROFL LOL XD

Twenty years later, Do Joon's aunties had some of the worst looking hairstyles loaded with super extra strength hair spray. The aunties' hair stylists should be fired.

Prosecutor Seo must have jumped off the cliff after him, to save him. LOL

Totally irrational concept that he survived the bullet to the head and the fall off the cliff, but then, this is K-dramaland. (LOL). He didn't even have a scratch, and he was confined to hospital for a week. The hospital must have thrown in plastic surgery on top of the brain surgery.

Everyone falls off a cliff and lives in the K-dramas.

I have to rewatch the episode about the weightlifter, to find out what sporting games and year it was. I am assuming the weightlifter is a real life personality.

The story would have made more sense if they were twins separated at birth, and they had a psychic connection. I can't see Hyun Woo transferring his memories to Do Joon at Do Joon's death, either.

What is perplexing is that DJ died in the crash, but was reborn in the past, with HW's recollections. The things he has foresight of, were they HW's memories, or were they, DJ's precognition or deja vu moments? What year did DJ die in? He predicted the weightlifter would win the silver medal at the Olympics. I am assuming this was the 2004 Games. If he died after 2004, then the final episode takes place after 2022.

ROFL... face blindness! 🤣🤣🤣

He must have an iron skull and brain. LOL

I find it incredulous that Hyun Woo had taped the conversation with Mr Kim at the scene of the accident, and that it even included the followup conversation between Kim and Young Ki. The recording was twenty years' old, and had perfect audio quality.

Why didn't anyone notice the resemblance between Jin Do Joon and Yoon Hyun Woo? What? Out of sight, out of mind?

The final episode is confusing, AF. It took twenty years to bring Do Joon's murder to light? Talk about a cold case! It must have been ice cold. The Jin family characters had some bad hairstyles twenty years later. Only Hyun Woo and Prosecutor Seo seemed to age well. LOL

As I watched ep 1 and 2, I could predict what would happen next. The violin and guitar mood music was irritating me, so I had to turn off the volume and watch the episodes in silence. The ending was wrapped up conveniently, just like Xingfu's ending. The drama wanted to show the viewers that the bad guys should pay for their "sins".

Wu Jian She (...Liu Wei) also had a moment there where he reminded me of XIngfu's Wan Shan Tang (...Liu Wei). LOL I like the actor, but I would like to see him play a character, other than a Chairman.

I took a break after episode 2. I watched the final episode, for closure.

Emperor's assistant, Ling Yun, is nice looking.

He seems to be the only male wearing baggy clothes in the drama.