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I think it takes a few episodes to find its feet, but so far it is shaping up to be decent. Definitely worth a chance - although some of the violence is a bit confronting.

I personally find that the most beautiful people are often the ones with unique and interesting faces.

This is off-topic, but I once went down an internet rabbit hole and found this thing that someone had created. Basically, it let you merge many different faces together so that their features were combined into the average between them. Every face looked like an ordinary person you'd see on the street, and yet the more you merged (up to 150) the closer you'd get to conventional beauty standards. And while "beautiful" the end result was incredibly bland.

Don't ask me how to find it, as that was almost 10 years ago haha, but it shaped my perception of beauty forever. Because that face was completely devoid of anything truly recognisable, it made me realise that people's unique features are the things that make them truly stand out. (visually)

I love the appearance of female lead. I think she looks incredibly charming and I am really interested to see the personality behind her. Even though I rarely enjoy comedy, I'll be keeping an eye on this one because of the fl's unconventional beauty.

Wow that start was rough. Watching someone take the fall in agonising detail is not my idea of fun.
Still, I guess the only place it can go now is up right?

I know this is a late comment, but I'll make it anyway.

It's like a rough gem. Not perfect, but with a lot of heart. I really enjoyed it. If you give it a chance, you might too. It's one of the better ones from 2020.

Yep, it's been out for almost an hour now.

He would've been like, 10

Yeah, I think it has very strong comedy. It's the kind of drama that makes you expect the outrageous.

Netflix is usually very fast with their subtitles.

I don't truly expect this to live up to its hype (things rarely do) but I sincerely hope it doesn't let us all down either.

It is definitely not.

My understanding is that Oh Soo Jae was the mother, and the father was Choi Joo Wan. They were never married, and Joo Wan later married someone else and had a daughter - this is the little girl we saw a few episodes ago.

It means the baby was born already dead. It was still - without life - a stillbirth.

I didn't completely understand the translation, but yeah, I really felt that. It was as though in that moment when her smile kind of fell, she was so happy but at the same time, she didn't trust that happiness to be real.

I think the problem with Who Rules The World is more with the writing than the acting, but I was more concerned about his tendency to pick up such roles, and that's what made me hesitant about this. I'll give it a try though.

He was a very flat character in Who Rules The World as well.

I have not yet encountered a drama where Yang Yang plays a ML with actual flaws. I like characters who are not perfect. Will this be a waste of my time?

Thanks

I'm currently watching One and Only and planning to watch this one eventually. I have a question though: Do they both remember their past lives in this? Or is it just the FL?

Yeah, I typically hate comedy haha, I have a very serious sense of humour.

yep, I realised that. It's just from episode 7 to about 10, he got so much screen time that I wondered if the tone of the drama had completely changed or something, but then it improved before my patience completely tired. Now I just fast forward his scenes, as it's not as though they contribute anything.