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I think that won't happen & I'm of the opinion that time travel explanations rarely satisfy the audience, keeping us guessing is better than breaking the immersion trying to explain the unexplainable.

It's not wrapped up yet, I've been burned similarly before, don't count those chickens too early.

I see 3 scenarios for tomorrow.

1. In the first couple of minutes they wrap up the villain plot & then we get 40-50 mins of fluff & I get to write a 9.0 review. (worst case scenario they'll spend 20 minutes to explain the villain in a long flashback)

2. They'll shoehorn in more timetravel making the final episode a mess, giving us a 5 second happy ending, this will lead to me writing a 8.0 review

3. Sad ending. 3/10 review.

Of course 1. seems very likely & I wouldn't expect any of the big questions explained in that case, but that's fine, because I think untangling those would ruin the story. What causes me concern that this is one of the rare cases of a kdrama script being written very seriously over the course of a long time, so it's entirely possible the writer would want to go out with a -well planned- bang..

I'll rate it at 3, if that happens.

> 15 kg is like losing 250 grams per day.

That's right, that's very doable for a determined guy of his age, not for a woman though. (intense, very well planned workouts every day & a stringent, but well planned healthy diet)

It can be done in a healthy way, though this is one of those things where the difference between genders does matter as well. It's MUCH easier for guys to do this without starving themselves, or doing anything too crazy. Admittedly it's very hard work if health is a priority.

triangle?

I don't really understand what you mean. 15kg over the course of 2 months is pretty okay for a man with an intense workout regime and a careful, but acceptable diet.

I really enjoyed e14, but if after ALL THIS it's a sad ending I'll give it 3/10 in my review.

That shark toy is funny oh my god. (even if it's a product placement. )

I always thought that Boa was an amazingly beautiful woman, with a decent acting ability. The one thing I think she -or her agency-is not good at though is selecting scripts.
On the other hand Kim Soo Hyun is much better than her in this regard, so perhaps the curse will be broken in this drama.

IOTNBO is one of the best kdramas aired in -relatively- recent years, this one is not even close. Comparing them in detail is pointless, because they are just too different,

>the actor gain a lot of popularity. That's what matter.

That literally doesn't matter to me at all. I want to watch an enjoyable drama. You all should benefit from admiring the art not the artist more.

I've read this comment right before resuming to watch e9 and almost commented it's not too bad, but then something absolutely insane happened & had to get up from the couch to recover from the second hand embarrassment.

edit: and it happened again, twice in 5 minutes.🤣

>Is this it for SK as well?

They eat very healthy food, lots of vegetables & live in an abundance they have not had in their history before.

>Yea, but where would they find a short ML when only tall actors seem to be in demand, lol?

This wouldn't be very difficult. At worst go for one of the least tall big male stars & pair him with a really tall model.

I would love to see a reverse height kdrama (or even cdrama) romcom. (like Lovely Complex, but with a completely different adult plot)

Tae Sung's friend looks like 40.

It's a watch with a countdown timer & stopwatch functions.

I've always liked wearing watches & I like it how I don't have to take out my phone to check the time and I strongly dislike smartwatches, because of the daily charging thing. It's not for everyone, but I see the utility for myself.

I suggest not to do that. Casio watches are great, flip phones are not :)

Did Casio pay for this?