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I’m interested in knowing why too. Two weeks is a long break.

Thanks!

I also intend to rewatch it. I haven’t watched episode 23 and 24 as yet. I’m still waiting for subtitles. However, I am dying to find out the truth behind what exactly happened nine years ago to implicate A’Juan’s father.

By the way, is there a break in the episodes airing? Viki tv where I watch it say that episode 25 will be uploaded in 18 days.

I’m still loving this drama even if I have to wait four days to a week for subtitles. My two favorite couples are developing nicely despite the ups and downs. As always Luo Qui is amazing, A’Juan sweet and constant, General is also loosening up, and Qing He is a good friend. Love all four of them.

I have only seen him in weekend drama shows so I really hope he gets some solid projects after his appearance in Flower of Evil. I have been watching him since Come! Jang Bori.

Yeah, I noticed that there is another version on tv8.fun.

I saw up to episode 22 is released on tv8.fun. However, it looks like Viki have up to episode 20 this week. They expect episodes 21 and 22 next week. It’s confusing at times.

Are there only four episodes this week?

Thank you. She even has a romance line with our strict general.

Why isn’t the actress who plays the best friend of the female lead on the cast list?

I myself do not speak American English. I grew up on a British colony. However, hearing British, New Zealand, Australia, Irish, Canadian, America, Caribbean, Indian, and African pronunciation of English, they are different but easily understood. With English in Korean shows, the words are terribly pronounced and it takes a while for my brain to register the word that’s meant. However, I have heard English in Chinese drama and they are usually much better at pronunciation.

Yes, this is a valid point. However, excluding the accent, not even pronouncing the words properly makes it hard to believe that the consultant regularly speaks English for business. The accent doesn’t have to be right but the pronunciation should be better. In the city where I live I hear all kinds of people speak English that tells me it’s their second language and usually they can pronounce the words right even if they don’t speak it fluently.

I think it depends on whether the US army mingles with the population. I think US military families more than likely have schools and recreational facilities on their base or areas that cater to them. Maybe most of them work mainly with other English speaking people.

I have a cousin who lives in South Korea because her Irish husband is a hotel chef there and I think their kids attend a school for foreign kids. I don’t believe they attend regular Korean school.

Yeah, we call it “Engrish”. It seems only Min Joo can speak English well enough.

Wait, I thought she broke up with him because she thought she might push the blame on him because she was with him on that day instead of with her mom and sister. Did I miss something here?

Yes, I’ve never seen a good Chinese sequel except Nirvana in Fire 2. What I liked about that is that it’s a new story with new characters.

Well, that was a twist. I’m okay with that ending even though it sort of leaves us wondering about that new character and our hero’s true history. Nevertheless, sequels are almost always a disaster so I’ll just settle for this drama ending. The four main characters are well and heading on to their new adventure and that’s sufficient for me. I thoroughly enjoyed this drama overall.

I feel exactly the same way. I was enjoying the OTP until recent episodes. After the umpteenth breakup I lost some love for the couple. They give about 40 minutes of them happy together in the final episode though.

lol Every time I see her I think “Ji Sung is a lucky man”.

The guy who met the husband in the lobby dining area where FL was playing the piano showed ML a picture on his cell phone of the wife meeting a man and they’re obviously having an affair.