I kinda have to suspend my disbelief sometimes when the FL comes on screen. Some of her decisions (or the writer’s…
Her character is still fine, they still haven't crossed the line of being foolish. Compare that to the lead character in One Ordinary Day: (a) 25-year old guy + (b) supposedly served 2 years in the military already + (c) spent months in prison = still acting like a 15 year old high school both in prison and in court.
Episode 2 Part 1: * Female Bulgasal: I will be born again with this scar that you have given me.
Episode 2 Part 2: * Min Sang Yeon and Min Sang Woon are twin sisters. They have a younger sister named Min Shi Ho. * In 2006, Min Sang Yeon was killed by an older Bulgasal. Min Sang Woon and Min Shi Ho fled and lived with the sister of Min Sang Yeon in her previous life. * Min Sang Yeon remembers all her past lives. * Min Sang Yeon have a scar, a reminder of the sword Dan Hwan used to kill her. Min San Wool doesn't have any, at least based on what was hinted. * Min Sang Yeon told her twin: "he (the bus driver) is after my soul". * Yet, the soul which the monsters can smell is in Min Sang Woon. * It appears that the female Bulgasal's reincarnation was split into two. The sword scar and being able to remember her past lives went to Min Sang Yeon; while the soul of Dan Hwan went to Min Sang Woon.
Episode 3: * Min Sang Woon kept trying to remember what her twin sister, Min Sang Yeon, told her when she (Sang Woon) hid in the closet (as seen in Episode 2). * Min Shi Ho showed up.
Episode 4: * Min Shi Ho's right hand hurts when she touches someone. -- Remember in Episode 2 when the female Bulgasal stole the soul of Dan Hwan, a soul mark showed up on her right hand. * Min Shi Ho can feel something when touching other people with her right hand. * Confirmed that Min Sang Woon was also the female Bulgasal, giving credence to the "twin theory". * Min Shi Ho was Dan Sol, the wife of Dan Hwan in the past.
Episode 5 & 6: * Confirmed our earlier theory that the reincarnated female bulgasal was split into two. - However, I submit that the female bulgasal was not exactly split into two but rather her soul and Hwal's soul were separated. - Hwal's soul is in Min Sang Woon - The soul of the female bulgasal was in Min Sang Yeon - Min Sang Yeon, the older of the twins, did something to protect Min Sang Woon from the ancient bulgasal. - The female bulgasal is already dead (Min Sang Yeon) and is probably in limbo because she needs the soul of Hwal to be reincarnated -- but his soul is still in Min Sang Woon. * Also revealed that there is a curse on the head of the female bulgasal and she wants to kill Hwal. That dream is not clear: a. Was the female bulgasal referring to the ancient bulgasal, the one she desperate wants to kill? b. Was she referring to the curse of reincarnation and remembering all her past lives? (Which sucks if you ask me.) * Just like what Hwal asked, who exactly is Min Sang Woon if she is not the female bulgasal? Is she simply the female version of Hwal's soul? - Does it mean then that if Hwal has taken Min Sang Woon's soul she would simply ceased to exist? There will be no female bulgasal since she's dead already? Only Min Sang Yeon have the sword scar. - If she's simply the female version of Hwal's soul, what would happen if Hwal the bulgasal kills her? Would he be able to retake his soul? Or would he cease to exist since he technically killed himself/herself?
Episode 7: * Kim Hwa Yeon (50 years ago; around 1971) * Kim Go Bun - younger sister of Kim Hwa Yeon; grandmother of Min sisters * Hye Suk (Shaman) - burn on her right leg; was the young girl renting in the Kim's home.
Min Sang Woon - She only remembers when she's asleep. - She's bonded with Ok Eul Tae - theory: she's carrying Ok Eul Tae's soul
Not-yet-explaind: "The baby should have been killed when it was covered in its dead mother's blood. The curse of the blood should have ended then."
Episode 8 (preview): "The moment that woman remembers, all of us will die."
* Ok Sang Yeong was the previous name of Ok Eul Tae.
Are you sure about your first statement? Because Move to Heaven, Navillera, Lost and countless other melodramas…
"Are you sure about your first statement? "
Definitely. I said "in English websites because it is a common trend", I did not say "all the time" and I definitely did not say "in MDL". Two hugely different meanings.
Do not be misled by the low ratings it received in English websites because it is a common trend for shows which tells stories about life, relationships, death, break-ups, moving on, and challenges families and friends face together. One would often hear/read reasons like "it's unrealistic" and "it doesn't happen in real life" so they gave it 1 out of 10 rating, probably less if they can.
지금 헤어지는 중입니다 or Now, We Are Breaking Up is not about romantic relationships, it is about life and relationships. A story about husbands and wives, a story about a dying mother and young innocent daughter, a story about parents and their children, a story about a father and a mother who only wants the best for their children, it is a story about life itself. Of happiness, of pain, of misunderstandings, and of making it up.
It is a story about you and me, and the relationships we have built throughout our lives. A story about the process of "breaking up" with the people we love -- be it because we fell out-of-love or because one was tired and had to sleep and take their well-deserved rest.
When the a show is about real-life, lessons, break-ups, it gets low ratings and much hatred. LMAO. You'll even read comments like "it's too unrealistic" and "it doesn't happen in real life". I guess they're "too blessed" to have lived a life in perfect bliss.
But for the rest of us, life is colourful. For the rest of us, life is a challenge, full of mountains and roadblocks we have to conquer. This is why shows like these, which speaks from the heart and reminds us how human we all are, is a perfect 100 out of 10.
This is very funny. Ignore the number of episodes listed, it's actually only 16 episodes. One episode was cut into 2 parts but remained 1 episode _officially_.
1 
* Female Bulgasal: I will be born again with this scar that you have given me.
Episode 2 Part 2:
* Min Sang Yeon and Min Sang Woon are twin sisters. They have a younger sister named Min Shi Ho.
* In 2006, Min Sang Yeon was killed by an older Bulgasal. Min Sang Woon and Min Shi Ho fled and lived with the sister of Min Sang Yeon in her previous life.
* Min Sang Yeon remembers all her past lives.
* Min Sang Yeon have a scar, a reminder of the sword Dan Hwan used to kill her. Min San Wool doesn't have any, at least based on what was hinted.
* Min Sang Yeon told her twin: "he (the bus driver) is after my soul".
* Yet, the soul which the monsters can smell is in Min Sang Woon.
* It appears that the female Bulgasal's reincarnation was split into two. The sword scar and being able to remember her past lives went to Min Sang Yeon; while the soul of Dan Hwan went to Min Sang Woon.
Episode 3:
* Min Sang Woon kept trying to remember what her twin sister, Min Sang Yeon, told her when she (Sang Woon) hid in the closet (as seen in Episode 2).
* Min Shi Ho showed up.
Episode 4:
* Min Shi Ho's right hand hurts when she touches someone. -- Remember in Episode 2 when the female Bulgasal stole the soul of Dan Hwan, a soul mark showed up on her right hand.
* Min Shi Ho can feel something when touching other people with her right hand.
* Confirmed that Min Sang Woon was also the female Bulgasal, giving credence to the "twin theory".
* Min Shi Ho was Dan Sol, the wife of Dan Hwan in the past.
Episode 5 & 6:
* Confirmed our earlier theory that the reincarnated female bulgasal was split into two.
- However, I submit that the female bulgasal was not exactly split into two but rather her soul and Hwal's soul were separated.
- Hwal's soul is in Min Sang Woon
- The soul of the female bulgasal was in Min Sang Yeon
- Min Sang Yeon, the older of the twins, did something to protect Min Sang Woon from the ancient bulgasal.
- The female bulgasal is already dead (Min Sang Yeon) and is probably in limbo because she needs the soul of Hwal to be reincarnated -- but his soul is still in Min Sang Woon.
* Also revealed that there is a curse on the head of the female bulgasal and she wants to kill Hwal. That dream is not clear:
a. Was the female bulgasal referring to the ancient bulgasal, the one she desperate wants to kill?
b. Was she referring to the curse of reincarnation and remembering all her past lives? (Which sucks if you ask me.)
* Just like what Hwal asked, who exactly is Min Sang Woon if she is not the female bulgasal? Is she simply the female version of Hwal's soul?
- Does it mean then that if Hwal has taken Min Sang Woon's soul she would simply ceased to exist? There will be no female bulgasal since she's dead already? Only Min Sang Yeon have the sword scar.
- If she's simply the female version of Hwal's soul, what would happen if Hwal the bulgasal kills her? Would he be able to retake his soul? Or would he cease to exist since he technically killed himself/herself?
Episode 7:
* Kim Hwa Yeon (50 years ago; around 1971)
* Kim Go Bun - younger sister of Kim Hwa Yeon; grandmother of Min sisters
* Hye Suk (Shaman) - burn on her right leg; was the young girl renting in the Kim's home.
Min Sang Woon
- She only remembers when she's asleep.
- She's bonded with Ok Eul Tae
- theory: she's carrying Ok Eul Tae's soul
Not-yet-explaind: "The baby should have been killed when it was covered in its dead mother's blood. The curse of the blood should have ended then."
Episode 8 (preview):
"The moment that woman remembers, all of us will die."
* Ok Sang Yeong was the previous name of Ok Eul Tae.
Definitely. I said "in English websites because it is a common trend", I did not say "all the time" and I definitely did not say "in MDL". Two hugely different meanings.
Try again. ^_^
It's not? Based on what? The number of fake accounts leaving ratings and comments to keep the show down? LOLs.
"When did I judge other people?"
Your own statement: "Would someone wasting 20 years of life for 1 month relationship seemed realistic to you?"
지금 헤어지는 중입니다 or Now, We Are Breaking Up is not about romantic relationships, it is about life and relationships. A story about husbands and wives, a story about a dying mother and young innocent daughter, a story about parents and their children, a story about a father and a mother who only wants the best for their children, it is a story about life itself. Of happiness, of pain, of misunderstandings, and of making it up.
It is a story about you and me, and the relationships we have built throughout our lives. A story about the process of "breaking up" with the people we love -- be it because we fell out-of-love or because one was tired and had to sleep and take their well-deserved rest.
A story how we are all "Now, We Are Breaking Up".
You have no right to judge other people based on your own fairy tale.
Welcome to the real world. Welcome to real life.
But for the rest of us, life is colourful. For the rest of us, life is a challenge, full of mountains and roadblocks we have to conquer. This is why shows like these, which speaks from the heart and reminds us how human we all are, is a perfect 100 out of 10.
I am very much curious how she will do in a zombie genre.
https://www.viu.com/ott/ph/en-us/vod/167750/The-Secret-Life-of-My-Secretary