Aya

Just watched an old episode of Running Man and she was a guest. She looked so much like Ding Yu Xi. I can't unsee it.

This was a delightful drama and I absolutely loved Kim Seul Gi and Yoon Doo Joon together. I hope they get to do a full length drama as leads in the future.

Such a waste. I was really looking forward to this. They should not have cancelled this.

it's a prequel not a sequel, so it's before he died

In all honesty, I'm glad it's not a sequel, because I had zero interest in Jo Bo Ah's character. Compared to all the other characters, she was the least interesting. Kim So Yeon's character already sounds more interesting from the one sentence description and her charisma on screen is definitely going to make this worth watching.

They are indeed brothers, but the reply above made it seem like they are the secondary couple, while what they meant was that Yuan Che and Yuan Li both have a love interest as well.

I enjoyed this drama a lot. I think the cast did an amazing job with the characters they were given. Even though I watched this 10 years ago, I still remember a lot of the plot and memorable scenes, so it's definitely not forgettable. I remember really liking how the villains were portrayed. Soo Oh Sung shines as the antagonist. Even though Shin Sun Jung doesn't appear as much as I would have liked, here role is one of the most memorable. One of the most obvious flaws of this drama is the pairing of Kim Hee Sun and Lee Min Ho who share almost no chemistry on screen, which makes their romance not very believable. That's a little unfortunate, seeing as their characters are at the centre of the story.

This was a great movie, because it succeeds in making you feel all kinds of emotions in the span of its run. It's very entertaining and moving.

It's a quirky and interesting movie.

This drama has its moments, but unfortunately it's a disappointing ending.

I want to watch this, but I feel like it's just going to make me angry so I'm putting this on my "Plan to Watch" list instead.

"In no world, does evil triumph over good." That's a very naive thing to say based on the world that we live in where evil people are in charge of most governments. It's sad, but most dramas where good triumphs are just stories to make us feel good.

I put this drama on my to watch list because I loved the pairing of Lee Dong Wook and Yoo In Na in Goblin. For some reason, it took me this long to actually watch it. I must admit that this drama starts out really slow. It took about 4 episodes before I started having fun watching it. It's a very sweet and cute drama. There's not a lot of angst, but there are also not that many outright comedic moments. It's very sweet and romantic and it delivers what it sets out to do. Overall, I had a lot of fun watching it.

The cast alone is making want to watch this. Lee El is one of my favourite Korean actresses

I'm not sure why I kept putting off watching this, because this is definitely one of my favourite genres. It's only 8 episodes, so I ended up watching it in one day. The acting was good and the drama looked great. The story was for the most part kind of predictable, but I ended up liking and enjoying it for the most part. It wasn't really about the surprise, but more about people and their choices and the consequences of those choices, which is laid out right from episode 1. Hee Ra is an interesting character and she was charismatically portrayed by Song Ji Hyo. Nam Ji Hyun also does a good job, but unfortunately her character is not really all that interesting. The typical good girl. She has some moments when she shows her strength and those are the parts that I liked. Gil Yong has some interesting parts and some less so, but overall it's his maturity and positivity that shines. CEO Oh was my second favourite character. He just shows up at random moments to help out, but Ha Do Kwon's charisma instantly lits up the screen. Overall, I really liked it. For short drama, it ended up telling an interesting story.

Well, as far as I remember, Ying Kong Shi will lose his memory somewhere towards the end and becomes evil. Kasuo and Ying Kong Shi have a fight during which he gets his memories back, but the Fire King appears and injures Ka Suo. Ying Kong Shi then has a fight with the Fire King and kills him. Kasuo ends up in a coma for a long time while Ying Kong Shi looks for a way to wake him up. In the end, Ying Kong Shi sacrifices himself to save his brother for the hundredth time in the drama and Kasuo wakes up.

This drama might be worth checking out just for the guest stars alone. Nice lineup.

It really looks like it was meant to have the meaning that it does. If you read the summary on the page for this drama it says that the drama is about the people behind the scenes of the entertainment industry who clean up the messes caused by stars.

That's what I thought too. Doesn't look like Qing at all. Unless this is a time travel drama and they traveled from Qing to Tang.

Is the summary correct? The poster doesn't look like they're from Qing Dynasty.