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It's crazy, though. Everyone changes their appearance at least a little, but Choi Woo Shik always wears the same outfit and has the same haircut, no matter what drama he's in. I feel like I'm seeing the same person as in “Melo Movie.”

I'm coming back here two weeks after the drama ended to say that I loved this K-drama. Park Ji Hyun outshone Kim Go Eun, I never thought I'd see that happen. 😀

Chishiya I screamed, damn! 🫨

Jayduzhayxyd incredible, that little nod to the old character near the end of the last episode

Here for my guy “Seo Bum June,” the hair color they did for him is incredible, it gives me Lee Jong Suk vibes.

Mantis comes out tomorrow. I can't wait to see Choi Hyunwook in the role of “the youngest.”
So tomorrow's schedule for me:
- Mantis
- Two episodes of “My Youth”

I completely forgot that today is the big day. Come on, thank you, please make us dream.
Long live Alice in Borderland!

Yes, it's incredible how well they match together. 👌🏻

Let's be honest, even without this drama, he would still have had offers for leading roles. I don't know how it works, but they're already giving him a big role like this with someone like Yoona. What we already knew was that he had great potential.

I forgot to mention that I was talking about Jung So Min.

Here for my queen Shin Seul Ki. I'm not really a fan of her face, there's something about it that bothers me, especially the lower part of her face between her nose and lips, there's something disturbing about it.

Damn, I never noticed that Seo Bum June had such pale skin.

The rating is only 8.4 at the moment, and it could clearly go down if the ending isn't good enough, unfortunately. It would piss me off to see this drama drop to 8.2 or even 8.1. It's been good all along, and besides...

Back to the future 100% for sure, and why? Simply because since then, everyone has been talking about the book “Magunrok,” and it's simple: it will have the role of bringing Ji Yeong back to the future. Now, how does the return happen? Does she retrieve the book and, as if by magic, return to the past?
Can the King abandon everything and leave with her?
Will she leave with Gil Geum as she told him she would?

I just started watching the drama and it's crazy, I can't get used to it. Seeing Bai Jingting here looking very different from “The First Frost” 😃.

The days are passing, bringing me closer to your return, Suzy. I'm both stressed and excited; I can't wait. On October 3, my brain will have only one thing on its mind: “Fairy Suzy is back.” Don't bother calling me that day, because I'll be completely absent until all 12 episodes are over and I've had at least 3-4 days to recover from the shock.

«Hae Ja, you have such clear eyes, like the sparkling sea under the moonlight. Hae Ja, by any chance, have you ever heard the word "yoonseul" »
It's so funny, every time there's news on the bus, he does it, and every time, I laugh so hard. Lee Jae Won, just incredible.

Well, we all know this, we'll get a 7-year time jump, going from 1982 to 1989. According to the production, the time jump will happen after an incident that will change the fate of the three main characters. What is this incident?
What about Jong Hui's brother, who seems very mysterious and is shown as violent in the excerpt from episode 5? One thing is certain: the word "incident" clearly suggests something big will happen. I doubt it’s just a couple’s issue or something like that. I feel like it will be linked to “Jong Hui.” I think we'll get the time jump in episode 6, and by the end of episode 5, Jong Hui will leave everything behind to go with her brother to avoid trouble. Then, in episode 6, we'll learn that 7 years have passed, that she and Yeong Rye have lost contact, and after that, it’s K-Drama land, so they’ll reunite and voilà!
Now, the questions that arise:
What did they do during these 7 years?
Where will the story take place after 7 years? Still in the small village or in Seoul? Unless they are already there 😂

I like drama, but there are moments when it feels way too slow, and I feel like something is missing. It leaves me unsatisfied, even after an hour and 20 minutes of episodes. I definitely think there are characters who get too much screen time, while others don’t get enough, like 'Ma Seong Cheol,' 'Ko Jeong Sik,' and 'Jeong Hyeon.' These three barely get any screen time compared to others who are clearly less interesting. For now, I’d give it a 7/10.

Well, after 10 episodes and the end of the drama next week, how do you see it ending?
I think there are clearly two possibilities, one more likely than the other:
- 1st: It ends neither happily nor sadly. We get a time jump where Ji Yeong is back in the future, reminiscing about her story in Joseon with the king. The drama probably ends with a scene of her cooking and we see that she has opened her restaurant.

2nd (less likely): She changes the King's story so that he doesn't become a tyrant, and they end up together in Joseon with a jump in time where we learn that they have a child and are happy.

The endings of sageuks are very hard to predict, honestly. It reminds me of the recent K-drama “The Tale of Lady Ok,” which was impossible to predict until the very end. So here too, I don't really see how it could end well, although I clearly see that she will return to the future.