Why do kdrama leads like to make things more complicated than they should be? In her life as Yoon Joo Won, Ban…
bc he was kid then who'd have believed in santa, but as an adult what she says might come off as ridiculous. it'll take time to convince him, for now we're only 2 eps in, she's just taking her time
who in real life goes through so much hassle to fake a marriage? Ironic that the title contains "real"
the korean word 진짜 (jinjja) means real, it's the fetus name of the unborn child. So the title necessarily is Jinjja is here (/has come), which hasn't yet happened in the drama. I think the drama will end with YD's delivery when the title will gain actual relevance
I'm seated for BOTH! I've read the webtoon for See You in My 19th Life, and tbh there's nothing exceptional about the story, but I'm excited to see these actors play out the characters, and what changes they would've made in the drama from the webtoon plot. Especially looking forward to see Shin Hyesun after a long time ❤ King the Land was already exciting with the cast reveal, the teasers just making me impatient! Their chemistry is crazy and can't wait for tomorrow!!
dk about the killer, but when his dad drove the car to the tunnel and hit him, do y'all think they'd have landed somewhere else in time? Or are they still in 1987?
I believe we Yoon Yeon Woo is not the ML's father at all. We have been wrong to assume that since the start. In…
well, she could've lied to Yeonwoo that she's pregnant with his kid, gave the kid to him and left hoping her son would grow up differently from his biological dad if he had a loving family around him... When the blue cap mystery was going on Yusub was suspiciously lingering around the cafe (could've been to meet his secret lover...)
but now thinking back, his lover was the teacher (the first victim). both yusub and MLs mom cheating on their partner seems like a stretch. yeah, let's wait for next week
I believe we Yoon Yeon Woo is not the ML's father at all. We have been wrong to assume that since the start. In…
YES! the fact that the dna results are not yet out remains. But the name haejoon was decided by them both. so calling someone else's baby with that name sounds weird... ugh! >< bc there are 2 more eps remaining i can trust nobody at this point 😭
Exactly. TK and YD are in their own league. The way the leads communicate/know each other without words, care…
ikr! and usually in dramas like these it's the mother-in-law's disapproval and stuff that stir up trouble, but here the mothers absolutely adore them and i love that!
Love how confident TK is about his feelings for YD. And unlike other kdrama leads, he ain't clueless and naive about YD's feeling either. He knows that while she's in denial, it's due to Jinjja and not because she has no feelings at all. I love this couple! The second leads are no threat at all because their only care in the world is each other and jinjja.
There's nothing wrong with the FL, imo, but the romance is a no for me. ML is old and mature, and FL is young…
I never said childlike character, she has the quality of keeping the child within her alive as an adult. Does not mean she's always behaving like a child within the drama. Just because someone's cute doesn't mean they ain't mature.
Maybe these are just things subs can't translate. He has from the beginning to now talked to her formally, unlike the students to whom he has the freedom to talk down to as an adult.
While I respect your opinion I'd have to strongly disagree, I in no way felt anything acutely romantic between her and her dad (thankgod!) As a person who's been invested in the story from day1, I've felt the growth of the leads' relationship organic. Kdramas have made romance too unreal with the long stares following a simple brush of hands and slow motion kisses from multiple angles with cheesy bg music. What this drama shows feels much real. And if that chemistry somehow is failing to reach you, that's alright. People perceive things differently is all :)
but now thinking back, his lover was the teacher (the first victim). both yusub and MLs mom cheating on their partner seems like a stretch. yeah, let's wait for next week
Maybe these are just things subs can't translate. He has from the beginning to now talked to her formally, unlike the students to whom he has the freedom to talk down to as an adult.
While I respect your opinion I'd have to strongly disagree, I in no way felt anything acutely romantic between her and her dad (thankgod!) As a person who's been invested in the story from day1, I've felt the growth of the leads' relationship organic. Kdramas have made romance too unreal with the long stares following a simple brush of hands and slow motion kisses from multiple angles with cheesy bg music. What this drama shows feels much real. And if that chemistry somehow is failing to reach you, that's alright. People perceive things differently is all :)