this drama is something i didnt know i needed. the sceneries in each episode and the heart touching stories help you slow down a little bit. It really retrieves the sense of romantacized realism. i think with the end of the 9th episode, they are trying to capture the nature of life, as we keep expecting happiness yet we fall short each and every time in this pursuit. this feeling of ''it will never be my turn'' is alluring to me when i see it in dramas because it hits close. her questionning the meaning of success and deciding to define her happiness is elating as i root for her in her own lovely journey that i believe each of us has to take sooner or later. also i really admire that within this rollercoaster of ups and downs yeorum seems to grow as a character not only through her life struggle but mostly through the experiences of the people she is substituting in her travels. it feels like she is vicariously maturing through the people she meets rather direct events happening in her life per se.
omg i didnt see him dying coming for goodness sake... i spoiled myself.. the sml was a bit annoying, i started to question his story when she denied multiple times she was the frost fish at some point idk. overall, i am having great fun watching this, since i am not familiar with the genre and the usual plots and tropes. so it has been an enjoyable watch so far ^^...i hope they get their happy ending in the modern arc
i started liking the ost after ep 25. so i spent the last hour learning it lol. so far i am liking this drama, finally i can say i am enjoying a historical cdrama after putting aside this genre forever. hopefully, it doesnt get dragged so much. I like that i am starting to focus on the actual plot. Thankfully, seeing them fly and combat using their spiritual powers doesn't make me laugh anymore cuz i used to imagine the bts every single time lol.i bet i would burst out laughing everytime the director would say cut lol... I am starting to appreciate how much work these sets must be and the amount of dedication makeup artists and editors must have put into this.
agree, the side couple were more interesting to watch
ig we had different experiences and that s ok >⩊<. just personally, the side couple were more concentrated with one obstacle to overcome and one clear denouement (eventhough it was cliche).
as for the lead couple, they were fun to watch. still i felt like they were lacking or more dispersed. they firmented the friendship for 11episodes (notably the FL and even after the confession she seemed still confused about the whole situation). their romance needed more flesh that could have been settled throughout with more concentration on developing their feelings of love to back up the shift.
this all existed but not enough for me to feel satisfyed after the confession (id say it didnt climax or it dargged too much after the climax). at the end of the day, opinions differ and i am happy you had fun watching the kdrama^^
currently watching episode11. it s alright but a little bit boring esp between the main couple. nothing really happened so far 😪 😕 . the slow pace of romantic development is a little bit frustrating. still you get to learn something about the importance of family relations and friendship from this drama edit:그냥,아쉽다, they dragged this a lot. I think 12 episodes could have been enough, if they developed the romance earlier and they toned down the unnecessary drama. the side couple were more interesting to watch. unfortunately, I had to go for x2 to finish this drama. so much potential...
I am at ep 2 and felt as if the dialogues are random and doesn't make sense -For ex:1. When she came back to the…
totally agree the randomness of some of these dialogues is quite funny as it opposes the authentic and realistic approach they are taking in this drama. Yet I guess I can see how the dad is afraid that his daughter comes back to their small town without realizing her dreams and the fact that she might have no future in there. For the cell phone he said something the worker tagged her location and he said something about tracking her phone traffic or something like that.. idk detective stuff lol as he is rich.but for 1 I don't get it unless you know he wants to teach her a lesson about life like the dad daughter relation they have been overtly mentioning every episode😅
ive watched two episodes and a half so far. Currently in the 3rd ep. this drama is slowpaced, mainly laying out the personal yeorum s struggle of being a background character in her own life and being hevily dependent (which i can relate to). I am liking how the relationship between the two is taking time. it is just more leaning into soul healing aesthetic. not bad so far ...let s see how this is going to end up
(iam bawling)
the sml was a bit annoying, i started to question his story when she denied multiple times she was the frost fish at some point idk.
overall, i am having great fun watching this, since i am not familiar with the genre and the usual plots and tropes. so it has been an enjoyable watch so far ^^...i hope they get their happy ending in the modern arc
as for the lead couple, they were fun to watch. still i felt like they were lacking or more dispersed. they firmented the friendship for 11episodes (notably the FL and even after the confession she seemed still confused about the whole situation). their romance needed more flesh that could have been settled throughout with more concentration on developing their feelings of love to back up the shift.
this all existed but not enough for me to feel satisfyed after the confession (id say it didnt climax or it dargged too much after the climax).
at the end of the day, opinions differ and i am happy you had fun watching the kdrama^^
edit:그냥,아쉽다, they dragged this a lot. I think 12 episodes could have been enough, if they developed the romance earlier and they toned down the unnecessary drama. the side couple were more interesting to watch. unfortunately, I had to go for x2 to finish this drama. so much potential...