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For those whining last week that Han Hyo Joo is too young to play the mother.
THIS IS THE REASON WHY xD!!
She's obviously casted to play the main lead in the adult romantic relationship and for that she's perfect.

I have to laugh. Maybe it's not yours to understand because it just doesn't fit your taste and in your worldview it doesn't make sense.

Personally i enjoy it a lot. What i was able to see was a cold-hearted man trained to not question ever and somehow falling in love first sight in a woman that has compassion and by doing that for the first time failing to carry his duty.
Carrying her in his heart for 6 years and remember her. How a relationship is build not just tensily by forcing something but my incidents and encounters. They met for weeks without speaking, just this tiny moment till they finally spoke.
But he was aware that she was aware and still they continued.

It was 1994 and the receptionist was the important role to show Le Min Hyus Character. It was the black agent in her first task that mentioned she should stay with singing and serving coffee in 1987, saying if she pass she would be the first black agent ever.
It's her superior that is obviously jealous of her in the typical situation where she is the boss but keeping her small despite her competencies.
Gender discrimation and glass ceiling for women in early 90'ies. Olé.

If you missed those details it's ok. We all have our focus and preferences. What this scenes where valuable for we only know in the end when we grasp the fully picture.

Maybe then you get answer to your Why's, what the writers and directors intention was.

I understand your view, but how can you built a satisfying and appropriate falling in love story in one episode?
Also episode 9 looks more like an episode to deliver background information about the shady agency why the present incidents are happening. I feel that it'll make more sense looking back.

It's mostly the wishful unrealistic expectancies that create the disappointments of this world and stand in the way to enjoy the beauty of what is in the moment. :)

People already fighting over what's better the episodes of the kids or parents.
Me just facepalming.

I hoped and somehow expected that we will get now the POV of the parents, because to understand the kids fate it makes sense to understand what the parents went through.

We're almost halfway through and i love how the episodes are structured so far.

But without Bong Seok we would have almost nothing to laugh during those 7 episodes. :P

That explains a lot. Only a rookie writer would dare to kill the main protagonist without being aware how much hate they have to expect by doing that. XD
And honestly i'm fine with deaths - we don't need just sweet-puffy-rainbow happy endings everywhere.
But can we talk about the weird cgi and special effects? I honestly thought they miscalculated and run out of budget in the end ... they even didn't pay attention to proper cutting and blendings like in the beginning and even the filter was different and off.
I gave a 7 - the support characters were poorly written and in relation to the dialogues of the main characters there was just something off, that didn't fit the rest.

#mademyday xD

I understood it as it was the imagination of In Hae seeing him there, while thinking about him and his death.

I was rooting for Yeonhee and the best combination around her :3

(1) Hwiseo (2) Nana (3) Yuki, (4), Kei (5) Yeoreum (6)Yeonhee (7) Yeeon

Their relationship feels so grounded and simple, without lacking genuine attraction and caring. :)

One of the dramas with just 1 episode per week!

Wuah, This can't be enough ;____; I'm so used to the at least 2 episodes per week patterns.
I feel hungry for one more episode xD Hahaha..

This is surprisingly solid for a 8 min per episode web series.
I also like the plot so far, no illogical plot holes like in many cdramas, kind of interesting and in regards of technology and AI developments nowadays thought-provoking.
Also with a qualitative directing and writing. Actors are not just attractive but actually skilled.

I understood your viewpoint and i guess for most people it might fit, but i think i mentioned that for those people that have a really good visual memory and are sensitive for pictures they can recall easily in their inner eye - like me.

Even if i wouldn't know the original i would hate the trailer, because it shows pictures of major events, so while watching the drama i would be one of those people remembering what is shown seeing is not shown in episode x and waiting for it to happen.

And imho trailer that show scenes of ladder halves of dramas or movies are just bad cutting. Maybe i'm nitpicking here but i unfortunately seen to many bad cutted trailer that spoil the fun and joy of surprise.

it’s not about minding it’s about spoiling you the joy.
I have to mention or explain major plot twists and revelations of the whole drama that the ending is understood.

I guess that’s why some people don’t like the ending. I can somehow understand that it’s very unsatisfying.

It's a hard question to answer. It's not an ending that is expected, but it's also not a sad one. It definetely leaves the viewer not sad, but i can't say it's "happy."

Unfortunately a trailer that reveals too much. Considering that it's just 12 episodes it seems that too much about the direction and plot is shown though it might be scenes it later episodes.
I liked especially about the taiwanese original being surprised about the plot development and turn of events so i recommend not watching the trailer.

And like the comment below enjoy it for a korean remake that can stand alone in it's own style of directing and the individual acting of the actors to represent the characters.

I don't know where she came for unexpectedly, but i'm happy what she came as gift with.
Love those dream sequences xD

I'm at episode 3 atm and everytime Kawi says something hurtful to Pisaeng it breaks my heart how said he looks ;_______;