Finding Neverland

The girl's character is very annoying. She does not accept her own mistake and always blames him. Xu kai's character is also a stupid lover chasing an annoying girl. I don't like it when male characters are so prideless and chase after girls who don't deserve them. I hope they manage to make us forget these episodes and Xu kai can take the lead and become a much more proud and dominant character. Especially against her. I'm on episode 16. And my tolerance for this annoying girl character is already at the limit. Not to mention the 2nd guy who will definitely show up again later and continue his filthy schemes.

It's a Chinese drama that I'm finally one hundred percent satisfied with. It was amazing from beginning to end. The leads were great. Xie Wei was great. His love was great. Their chemistry was great. The secondary and supporting roles were great. The ending was great. Everything about it was great. I'm ecstatic. There was one moment at the end that was sad, it didn't need to be, but it's great as it is. Great, great, great, great. Now my biggest worry is when will I ever see a Chinese drama like this again to watch. It's not hard to find a story like this, but it's really hard to see such a couple and love in such a story. Ahhh!

They wasted an excellent romance that had potential in a series like this. We didn't even get to see the leading man for 4 episodes. He matched the role with his charisma and everything. It could have been a great romance, but they preferred to make meaning again and again. Instead, we watched unnecessary 3rd male scenes. Even if it connects somewhere, it does not eliminate its unnecessaryness in this huge series. I'm tired of them trying to be meaningful. Why don't you see the potential for romance that we see in such a beautiful and interesting theme?

Jayden and Kang ha neul were great in Insider. Kang ha neul and Chick had great chemistry. Kang Young Seok had already won my heart with his role in Insider. It's a beautiful gesture.

Oh mi ran

He was just a stupid snitch. The mutual sidekick asshole working for the psycho woman and the old geezer killed him along with a bunch of guys who came in with him. That psycho woman is behind everything.

He was just a stupid snitch. The mutual sidekick asshole working for the psycho woman and the old geezer killed him along with a bunch of guys who came in with him. That psycho woman is behind everything.

He was just a stupid snitch. The mutual sidekick asshole working for the psycho woman and the old geezer killed him along with a bunch of guys who came in with him. That psycho woman is behind everything.

Yes, there are a few more new actors like her, they choose quality projects without looking at the roles, no matter how big or small. This is very good. I just wanted to give my general opinion. There are some new faces and they walk around with only one facial expression but they start playing leading roles because of their looks and popularity. Sorry if I misunderstood :)

Yes, she's only recently been active, but she's usually seen in noir dramas. It suits this genre too. So I think it's fine. At least she's better than the newbies who become the lead as soon as they come out.

Exactly, it deserves much more attention than this.

The Kidnapping Day is perfect <3

The movie is broadly similar. There, just like Ye bun and Kwang shik, we, the viewers, see events in the same place through the eyes of many people. Just as Kwang shik ajussi touched many people to see the same event from different perspectives. Ye bun did the same by touching the shaman. In similar scenes about the day of the meteor shower, touching the cops and seeing Cha ju man, touching the assistant and seeing the Shaman, or touching the Shaman and seeing Sun woo, etc. All at the same scene and different perspectives.

But I don't understand why this proves that Sun woo can't be a killer or that Ye bun's best friend can be a killer. It is similar to that movie because of the general lines I wrote above rather than the reason you linked to it. I agree with that, but Sun woo telling his story to Ye bun doesn't change that. It could very well have been a lie or camouflage. This reason was not enough to remove him from the suspect list. It's more about what was witnessed than what was said. Now we're sure he can't be a suspect because he's dead.

But there people had a point of view based on what they themselves saw, and all these points of view were correct. They just saw it from different perspectives, like the perspectives of a hidden camera. Here they are making inferences based on what someone else has touched and seen. And those touches are not what they saw themselves, they are moments witnessed by others and they are not in one piece. They are also likely to be misleading. Thank you for the conversation. Of course you can add :D

I remained suspicious when I heard his story, and even more suspicious when he told his story.

I would like to agree with you, but I can't either :D :))

No, he found it in advance, wrapped it in gelatin, and he wanted to tell her in advance because he trusted her.

Sorry, her best friends brother.

Yes, I watched it, but I don't see any similarities with this particular movie. This movie is more suitable for Kwang shik ajussi but still it just doesn't fit the movie for that reason. That's something completely different. It is more like suspicion or prejudice. There is reason for suspicion, and prejudice can be broken down over time by the behavior of the other person. In that movie, a single event was told through the eyes of many different people. Not same.

Yes, if I was alone, I would have run away too, but when Sun woo held his foot there, she could have hit the killer. After all, it's much harder to kill two people than one. This was also a great opportunity to catch the killer. And this was a girl who had been scared all this time and thrown herself into everything. Remember the first youtuber she saved or other incidents. And she's experienced this before with the girl in the tea shop. If she couldn't do anything, she should at least take the knife and run away. There is no point in returning to the scene afterwards. And no matter how scared you are, you don't let someone you like die in front of you. On the contrary, even the courage you don't have comes out.

I also think that this is Sun woo's motive, but it's still a clumsy reason, a dangerous reason. In any case, even if he was in doubt, he should have handed the knife to the detective or the other cops himself, even for his own sake. Because that can't be an excuse.

I think both Kwang shik and Sun woo died unnecessary deaths. As a commenter below said, it seems to be a trend nowadays to kill off the second leads from the love triangle.

Sun woo was so smart too. So when all the arrows point to him, it would make the most sense if it was really him. When the reasons are clear and obvious. His actions and his intellect are both there for it.

I don't know, in the end, if they tie him to her best friend's brother, that would be stupid. That's just trying to be different by force. It's like trying to escape from a cliché by clinging to an even more ridiculous cliché.