I just watched that scene and not I'm gonna drop the drama, 'cause WOW ಠ_ಠ
I'm currently watching her in Find Yourself and I like everyone's acting except hers, that's why I started M&V... To get an ideo of her... Safe to say this was a bad drama choice.
I have seen Johnny Huang in Addicted, but nothing else. I'll try Love Designer next.
Can anybody spoil it foe me? Who did she end up with? What was their backstory?
She ends up with CEO Ji Woo.
In all of their past lives he either left her to fight for a cause (during the 1920s I think), died on the way to the Scholar's Exam and was imprisoned for a year in the 1970s, was released wheelchair bound and died from the after effects of torture.
Marriage isn't always the way to go. Not everyone wants to get married. It may be right for you, but it may not be for the next person.
I know I wrote the same thing 3x, but I gotta say it differently for everyone to understand. There are some comments that differ from my opinion, but I don't want to address the users directly. I want to address everyone.
It's okay if you do get married, it's okay if you don't , but it is not okay to make it seem as if either is wrong. It's not your life.
Watch this drama knowing they don't get married in the end, but they still have their happily ever after.
The only thing I can certainly say that people should/would not argue about; the music was perfect. Every track fit the drama so well, and whenever Standing Egg's 'Not Clumsy Anymore' came on my eyes would tear up. It's such a beautiful song (♡ω♡ ) ~♪ and the song that JH sings for MJ is called 'Joys of Love/Happiness of Love/사랑의 기쁨' (Hope I spelt it correctly in Korean*)
Don't watch the drama if you're just here for a certain actor. Unless you really enjoy OSTs (like I do), there isn't anything I can say to convince y'all to watch and enjoy this. It wasn't a bad drama, but it wasn't great either. You can live life without watching it and listen to the OST for the fun of it.
Characters & Actors: Park Seo Joon is such a wonderful actor. They all are, but I teared up when he didn't get up from the may during his last fight. My heart broke.
But either than that, I don't enjoy watching the show. All of the highlights and funny and cute moments in every "KDrama funny /cute moments" are just that one scene and that draggy in betweens. I think I should have watched this earlier before the 100 other dramas I've seen. Everything they do feels so trope-y. I can't watch this with fresh eyes. I just want to skip over to the fight scenes and him kicking Tak-su's a**. KICK HIS A**!
Right! Tak-su! That mess of a character. He is the definition of a one-dimentional Villian. He is just there to be an antagonist. Nothing more. And all of his arguments and provocations, 'Your sister.... You're a beggar.... Need more money? .... Would be nothing without my (family's) money..... Blah, blah, blah...." Arg, shut up!
The other couple (Seol-hee/Sul-hee and that guy) are a breakup waiting to happen. Until he comes out and says he has a gf at work that he loves/gets a clue and shuts the interns feelings down/freaking SOMETHING! Their relationship won't end well. And she needs a bit more confidence. She's great, but a little confidence goes a long way.
That dude wanting to date Ae-ra..... I really don't like him. At. All. His character makes me uncomfortable. I think his actions should be coming off as cute, but they aren't. Every time he touches Ae-ra, I skirm.
The heifer. Ae-ra's rival. That b*TCH. *Sigh* I hope your story comes to an end very soon.
Dong-man's coach and the Mystery Landlady, love them!
Music: I only like the 'My Way' theme. If an OST has been playing, I haven't heard it. Nothing has caught my attention. Nothing.
(人 •͈ᴗ•͈)(人 •͈ᴗ•͈) all of those dramas are on my plan-to-watch list, except Forever Love (which I'll add right now)
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Woah! There are a million Forever Love dramas. Which one are you referring to? (-_-;)・・・
I have seen Johnny Huang in Addicted, but nothing else. I'll try Love Designer next.
I'll just watch the many other dramas on my Watch/On-hold list.
Can you recommend any other Victoria Song or Johnny Huang dramas?
In all of their past lives he either left her to fight for a cause (during the 1920s I think), died on the way to the Scholar's Exam and was imprisoned for a year in the 1970s, was released wheelchair bound and died from the after effects of torture.
But they get their HEA in the end.
Marriage isn't always the way to go. Not everyone wants to get married. It may be right for you, but it may not be for the next person.
I know I wrote the same thing 3x, but I gotta say it differently for everyone to understand. There are some comments that differ from my opinion, but I don't want to address the users directly. I want to address everyone.
It's okay if you do get married, it's okay if you don't , but it is not okay to make it seem as if either is wrong. It's not your life.
Watch this drama knowing they don't get married in the end, but they still have their happily ever after.
Don't watch the drama if you're just here for a certain actor. Unless you really enjoy OSTs (like I do), there isn't anything I can say to convince y'all to watch and enjoy this. It wasn't a bad drama, but it wasn't great either. You can live life without watching it and listen to the OST for the fun of it.
I completely forgot I had asked that question. Thanks for answering.
(ಠ_ಠ)>⌐■-■
Characters & Actors:
Park Seo Joon is such a wonderful actor. They all are, but I teared up when he didn't get up from the may during his last fight. My heart broke.
But either than that, I don't enjoy watching the show. All of the highlights and funny and cute moments in every "KDrama funny /cute moments" are just that one scene and that draggy in betweens. I think I should have watched this earlier before the 100 other dramas I've seen. Everything they do feels so trope-y. I can't watch this with fresh eyes. I just want to skip over to the fight scenes and him kicking Tak-su's a**. KICK HIS A**!
Right! Tak-su! That mess of a character. He is the definition of a one-dimentional Villian. He is just there to be an antagonist. Nothing more. And all of his arguments and provocations, 'Your sister.... You're a beggar.... Need more money? .... Would be nothing without my (family's) money..... Blah, blah, blah...." Arg, shut up!
The other couple (Seol-hee/Sul-hee and that guy) are a breakup waiting to happen. Until he comes out and says he has a gf at work that he loves/gets a clue and shuts the interns feelings down/freaking SOMETHING! Their relationship won't end well. And she needs a bit more confidence. She's great, but a little confidence goes a long way.
That dude wanting to date Ae-ra..... I really don't like him. At. All. His character makes me uncomfortable. I think his actions should be coming off as cute, but they aren't. Every time he touches Ae-ra, I skirm.
The heifer. Ae-ra's rival. That b*TCH. *Sigh* I hope your story comes to an end very soon.
Dong-man's coach and the Mystery Landlady, love them!
Music:
I only like the 'My Way' theme. If an OST has been playing, I haven't heard it. Nothing has caught my attention. Nothing.