This show is so silly, I don't like how it ignores every other single problem other than being stubborn and childish to everyone you know just for the heck of it. The characters are just so flat and inflexible… but this drama does have a bit of an older vibe to it like you're beautiful (I loved it when it aired but today just the thought of it makes me cringe), goong or even coffee prince in some instances. And what's with the blurry filter on everything??
I don't get why Gi Tak had to be erased, feels like everything he tried to change/do by coming back was rendered kinda useless. I know about the rules set forth in the drama but it's rather confusing that the writes would choose this kind of end for him, because basically no Gi Tak = no evil dude Suk Chul and thus no issues steaming from their rivalry in this part of the storyline - but who knows maybe Yi Yeah was never saved from that gang in her teenage years and other problem arose instead…. that is if we are talking about his existence being erased and not just the memories. Oh well.
there's a few stuff that annoyed me like how they manage to recollect memories of stuff after they are already…
OMG I thought about that too, the sleeve grabbing thing. Why didn't she help??
However about the memories, I think that was ok, since there might've been some heavenly powers involved or something, as with the camera drone in the earlier episodes.
How many endings does this drama have? And why does it have a bunch of em? Even if I don't always like the endings of some dramas, I still think it's better when they choose one and stick to it. It would've been better if they focused to fill in the blanks instead, e.g. why was he chased by that trio of women at the beginning of the drama and who ordered those assassins at the end?
What's the name of the style? Reminds me of a type of japanese trend with those shoes and flowery patterns. But I just can't relate that people would wear that kind of clothes to work, regardless of the style when off work. Seems like this actress gets all the fads in her dramas :)
OMG the first episode, I felt embarrassed just watching it, the action and the "serious/dramatic" moments felt so over the top and silly - I had to either cringe or look away. Still gonna give it another try with a couple of next episodes.
Anyone else thought that Yoo Jung's decision to leave Seol was rather cowardly and selfish after everything they went through? Time does not always solve everything, what - he went off to see the world to become a better person? Will he leave each time he needs to work on his issues? He could've stayed, I think Seol's influence could've helped him more, rather excluding everyone from his emotions as he has done all this time. But I guess that's kinda the standard drama ending - after unleashing a sh*t storm in people's lives everyone involved are always given a couple of years to cool off.
However about the memories, I think that was ok, since there might've been some heavenly powers involved or something, as with the camera drone in the earlier episodes.