Takai

Do you know where I can see the preview for ep.15 of next week? I checked at a few different places, but there seems to be no preview after the end of 14.

It also says "action" under genres. We have both, it's just awfully unbalanced. And yeah, I don't know why nobody is able to actually talk in this show, just get into a fight right away... Well, at least ep.13 had some romance?

No matter what week, it's something to look forward to! Thank you. :D

Though it does bother me how inconsistent the writers have been so far, at this point I'll hang on to anything that makes me happy.

Oh? Really?! I just now got around to starting ep.13, so I haven't gotten any clues, but I'll be so happy if it's true!! ^_^

I'm not familiar with LMH (Lee Min Ho, I assume?) but KHJ's acting does not impress me so far. Then again, I haven't seen him outside of this series, so I don't think I should judge. But in this particular role, his acting feels very one-dimensional to me. Even during the few emotional scenes, he couldn't move me, and I usually cry easily. Thankfully, the background cast here on the other hand is quite outstanding. (If only they'd stop writing them out -_-)

I don't like Shinichi as much as I used to, but I very much want to see more of Aoki. As well as Do Ggoo. If I don't see or at least hear about either in the two upcoming episodes, I might very well drop it. So inconsistent and all over the place. When there's a specific number of episodes, I expect that they know what's gonna happen in the first as well as last episode. That's good writing. But they just keep jumping around, I don't think they have it planned out at all. Sigh.

I was literally just reading about that myself. I don't even know what to think. Biggest letdown since the KJW news. And that preview being a flashback... Really, I feel like the writers just make things up on the spot. I'm so disappointed I don't know if I should still bother with this show. I guess with the next two episodes, I'll have to decide for good. T___T

No, it's not a spoiler, don't worry. Thanks for the info.

Good -_-

Speaking of ep.11 and 12. In the preview at the end of ep.10 didn't they show Mo Il Hwa helping Jung Tae become stronger? Where the heck did all that go? Though in my experience, the preview isn't necessarily for the next episode, but for ONE (or more) of the next episodes... But it was hard to tell from that preview, whether it was present time or a flashback +_+...

I read ep.11 and 12 comments here on MDL. And I watched them myself. Not sure what I'm missing. If there's info about the future episodes, then that would be spoilers and I guess I'll wait and see.

Just about anyone's storyline is more interesting than Jung Tae's... I thought he'd be a freaking battle master after such a massive time skip, but his skill is the same... I guess Mo Il Hwa was not coaching him like I hoped he did.

Why not?! If it's a spoiler that got leaked somehow, then don't tell me. ><

Oh my god, can Mo Il Hwa please just come back already?! 0_0

I was holding it back for like the past four episodes, but I can't deal anymore. I feel like the audience has divided between those wanting Jung Tae x Gaya moments and those wanting Jung Tae x Ok Ryeon moments, and I'm just sitting here like, "STILL NO MO IL HWA?"

Just saw your comment for episode 11. I'm with you on the Jung Tae/Ok Ryeon thing, but I think we're severely outnumbered by Gaya's followers haha -_-

Very excited to be seeing him in Inspiring Generation! I've only seen him in Secret Garden before, but his acting is outstanding.

Maybe to lighten the mood a bit? I rather enjoyed the scenes with him. Perhaps his character was to have a bigger role if he didn't quit. We'll never know at this point.

Now that KJW's character is sadly out of the picture, I do want them together. I never liked Gaya all that much.

Yes, alright, your point that has nothing to do with the subject at hand, is proved. Here I thought we were having a nice debate, but it was all to teach me some manners. Fascinating. *definitely done this time, as I only talk to people who make an effort to understand when I make an effort to explain* I promise not to waste any more of either of our time. Peace :)

A bit behind, so just watched episode 8. I'm so angry Poong Cha had to die in such a sad and unfair way. I felt so strongly for him. And for what? Shin Jung Tae who decided to perform yet another reckless act? Did he honestly think he could win against Shinichi who probably held a sword since he was an infant? And now Mo Il Hwa is going to fight for him too? Please, I'm so tired of other characters suffering because of his being a typical male lead. :(

Just see it for yourself :)