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Netflix is not a promotional company. They funded this project and thus they get exclusive rights to stream it outside of Korea.

Since they funded it, it is also their call how they want to market it.

Maybe, just maybe, they decided to not do any promotion because they believe in the cast's celebrity clout. If the cast is so big as fans are claiming, then it should attract audiences without them spending another cent for it.

Maybe that is their thinking. I don't know, I don't work for Netflix but that's how business people and investors actually think, as "foolish" as you might think it is. I, for one, am tired arguing with business people and investors who think that way. Been there, done that.

No idea. There are a hundred reasons why.

We just have to accept it for what it is. Or start our own production company.

At the end of the day, business is business. Whatever plans they laid down and which shows get more marketing and promotions, it's their decision. They see something we do not see, especially in relation to their own company.

My only advise, don't think too much about it. That's just how the world works. ;)

Yes. There are certain dates and certain places that I remember clearly. I can even remember my memories from 1 to 2 years old.

So, to answer your question, yes it is possible.

Remembering your 1 to 2 year old memories has been proven scientifically also. You can search for peer-reviewed papers about it yourself.

There are people who unknowingly trained their brain how to store and recall memories. I used to use the "palace memory" method myself. It's visual + triggers.

I can recall some of my passwords from 1996. If I focus on it, I remember a few more. If I spend time on it, I can recall even more.

My ex-gf and I usually play memory games for 15 years we've been together. She herself have good memory storage and recollectioe techniques she had no idea about (I had to explain it to her).

In addition to that, the more memorable something was, the more neurons your brain assigns to it. Neurons govern which memories are easily recollected and which ones are discarded. And if you know the techniques, it is also possible to delete memories at will, like you would in a computer.

So, for the purposes of the drama and your question, it is possible. The drama doesn't need to spend time explaining how memories work to support how she can remember things.

Again, you can do your own research about it. If you're serious, there are peer-reviewed papers that you can read about memories, a lot of it. You just have to pay for it, unfortunately. Try sciencedirect for example.

The glasses actually fits the role and his face. Itakes him different, more mature, wiser, and older than the actor's actual age. Which is the image you want to convey in a professional environment.

When he removes it, he becomes just another cute guy. Which is not what you can to show in a professional environment especially if you are being groomed to take over your father's company.

It just means that this was a secondary or tertiary drama for the season.

When production companies have multiple projects, they choose which ones are primary and secondary and tertiary. They give more focus on the primary, give more budget for it, even market it. Secondary it so-so, tertiary, totally ignored.

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It is quite normal for an adaptation to be different from the urci material, especially if the adaptation is from literary work to Live-Action.

You can't use that quoted tagline as proof that it is not different. ;) Because it can be different if the waiter for the adaptation wants it to be.

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I can still remember some of my passwords from 1996. ;) If I focus on it, I can remember a few more. If I spend more time, even more.

I don't have a photographic memory, in some papers, it was proposed that photographic memories don't exist at all. Instead, what's happening is that there are people who unknowingly trained their brain's memory in storing and recalling information.

For example, I used to use the so-called "castle memory" technique. The underlying technique in it is visual and triggers. You don't memorise things, you assign visuals and triggers.

So, yes, it's possible to remember passwords that long. Unless I'm an alien or super human because I can remember far longer. ;)

Nope, Aimee is correct. Many people can even remember their 1 and 2 year old memories, usually when something triggered it. It has been proven scientifically too. You can search for peer-reviewed papers if you want to learn more. :)

First I saw Kong Mon Jung in such a role. Her roles are usually brighter, in here, she's hurt, in pain, low, probably even depressed.

Wow! They used Crayon Pop's Bar Bar Bar! hahaha I miss them. huhuhu

They have a knack on releasing a certain theme per season. It started in 2020. Another thing they do is they time the release of certain shows where a certain actor have a regular support role (usually actors who can add more viewers).

Ironically, those two styles actually works.

Also, emotional effect. They know fans will react. Heheheh

That's how you write stories, especially drama. :p Otherwise, it's a Disney fairytale.

Not really.

Both is about revenge.
Both is about changing their lives.
Both is giving their husband to the girl their husband want in the first place.
Both falls in love with a man they've been working for in their second chance.
Both died before they woke up in the past.

Think of it as a parallel world. Or some mysterious power saving women from their as*holes husband.

Trust me, husbands like him are very, very real, and more common than you can imagine. ;)

Song Ha Yoon & Gong Min Jung together again after Please Dont Date Him.

Na In Woo looks so different with that eyewear they're using. He looks mature and wise.

3 MLs? That's unusual in K-drama land.

Wait. BoA?!!