what am I supposed to do without their cuteness? š„° this was such a lovely and adorable drama, with well written…
I completely feel you! I immediately thought of the second couple ending from Jazz for Two and how once again we only get the idea of the second coupleās possible hea, but weāll likely never get to bear witness to it. But nevertheless, it was lovely and adorable to be sure.
I canāt quite put my finger on exactly why it is, but I just donāt feel fulfilled. Was it too rushed at the end, or do I just want more? And why does it seem like Korean BLs donāt want to give the side couple a satisfying and resolute ending? All and all this was fluffy and sweet, but somehow, it just doesnāt feel complete.
I can understand why Lovley Runner had a slight dip in viewing, the storyline is getting too played out. The looming, ominous bad guy constantly on the horizon is being stretched thin, but with that being said, itās one of my favorite shows Iām watching right now and Iām still hooked enough to be interested in whatās going to happen next.
I can completely and totally see how you would feel that way. It was hard to find a character for the longest time that I could remotely like for more than even an episode. The struggle was real! Was there a character that didnāt cry at some point in this show? But, I will reluctantly admit, Soo Hyun as Hyun Woo did win me over in the end. I couldnāt help but root for him. But that probably says more about me than the actual character. š
You are so right! I saw an article recently that talked about how Soo Hyun had over 40 crying scenes and thought thatās just way too much crying and I hope he stayed hydrated, lol!
I know itās ridiculous of me to make this comment about a show that is literally named Queen of Tears, but there is just too much crying. So so much crying. By not even half way through the series I was already numb to it and all those tears held no meaning. But this isnāt meant to be a comment crapping on QOT, itās a really good show and it deserves to be watched,
Are they trying to make me hate Ming? Because the moments where I like him are being far out-shadowed by the many moments in which I dislike him. Iām all for a glorious character redemption arc, so Iām looking forward to that, because I really want to like Ming, as I said, he has his moments. Iāll be crossing my fingers he does better with Joe 2.0 than he did with the original.
Remember, at the time the aurora created a gateway, the meteor shower was at it's peak. Time could have changed…
But wait, the clock strikes midnight, Songjam hesitates in front of the mirror, then the portal opens up, he throws the coin, the whole time, the room he is looking at is Aksornās. Arguably, we didnāt technically see the coin land on Aksornās side, but the room Songjam is looking at, at midnight, is undoubtedly still Aksornās. Itās not until he jumps through the mirror that the room changes. (Btw, this is just fun to talk about, I honestly mean no offense at all. )
Iāve never been more upset, or really upset at all, by a mirror in my whole life. Why did it connect the space between Songjam and Aksorn but not the time?
I understand that to watch this series to begin with I have to suspend my belief, but this isnāt sitting right with me. The room Songjam jumps into being all of a sudden the same room from decades ago, even though he was all this time connected to the room of the present, just doesnāt make sense to me.
If the mirror really was somehow a portal that connected two universes, how come Songjam wasnāt looking into an empty room this whole time, but instead the room during the time in which Aksorn lived there? Why does the space and time disconnect only occur once the portal is traveled through? That damn mirror has become my most hated inanimate object ever. You totally let me down mirror!
Iām not happy about this. All it took was one episode, which I had been looking so much forward to watching all week, to completely change the way I feel about this show.
What a thrill ride of a season this was! Absolutely spectacular! The only thing that would have made it any better is if Gun Woo & Woo Jin developed feelings for each other past that of a bromance. But thatās just my BL-lovinā heart coming through. Those two truly are soulmates though, just the bffās kind, which was still totally cool by me. Chingus for life!! I seriously loved this so much. There was some gratuitous violence, or at least what I would consider as such. But hey, thatās what fast forward is for, so it didnāt bother me more than it should.
It ended before I knew it was over and Iām stuck with not knowing how to really process it all because it was far too abrupt. I feel like the last chapter was torn out of a book I was enjoying and Iāll never get to know what happens or what was the actual meaning of the story. Iām left underwhelmed and wishing for more story than what was told.
All and all this was fluffy and sweet, but somehow, it just doesnāt feel complete.
Was there a character that didnāt cry at some point in this show?
But, I will reluctantly admit, Soo Hyun as Hyun Woo did win me over in the end. I couldnāt help but root for him. But that probably says more about me than the actual character. š
I understand that to watch this series to begin with I have to suspend my belief, but this isnāt sitting right with me. The room Songjam jumps into being all of a sudden the same room from decades ago, even though he was all this time connected to the room of the present, just doesnāt make sense to me.
If the mirror really was somehow a portal that connected two universes, how come Songjam wasnāt looking into an empty room this whole time, but instead the room during the time in which Aksorn lived there? Why does the space and time disconnect only occur once the portal is traveled through? That damn mirror has become my most hated inanimate object ever. You totally let me down mirror!