Kiseki

I know right... some insane person gave a un-aired drama 10/10

It sounds like whoever told you this drama is amazing overhyped it for you xD Personally I don't find this drama much good at all, the whole prophecy and destined to be together thing was too cliche. I didn't find the chemistry between the main leads all that good either, and i pretty much gave up on liking this drama sometimes around episode 2 during the bathing scene which was too full of fanservice Lol.

Love this drama, I recently rewatched it again and it was just as good and gut wrenching. It helps if you know a bit of chinese history for that time period so you can understand RuXi's perspective as someone who knows all these prince's endings :D Overall the best chinese historical drama.

Baek Seung Chan's type is definitely for older women lolz, first he has a crush on his university senior, now he has moved on into his senior producer XD It makes me laugh alot watching all the times Baek Seung Chan tries to make his feeling clear to Tak Ye Jin in various ways to no avail. So much cuteness and silly/laughable moments in this drama. Feels like this drama is definitely trying to appeal to a wider audience than teens and early 20s people.

Just finished episode 4, god i'm adorafied by Seung Chan's cuteness LOL. How does Kim Soo Hyun do it? He just pulls off the bashful and naive look so perfectly, I'm starting to like Cindy and Seung Chan pairing because of this fact.

Yep I agree whole heartedly with this advice. Be mentally prepared for the better guy to not end up with the girl.

She doesn't fight at all, the story is really boring just a love triangle that goes on for too many episodes. The ending is pretty meh as well, I watched it but i would not recommend anyone to watch it. It starts off pretty cool, a girl who grows up with wolves but the plot has nothing to do with wolves or fighting at all.

Episode 3 looks to be interesting, hopefully the plot picks up and we can finally see a direction this is heading.

I always go back to watch some snippets of this drama over and over again despite having finished it long time ago. I just find certain parts namely Cheong Song Yi's so hilarious and every time it still makes me laugh like the first time.

Honestly by the end of the drama i grew to despise Zhen Huan. Ultimately she has no one to blame but herself for becoming the person she is at the end. She didn't stay true to herself but let the palace politics change her and in the end she became a worse person for it. Honestly I feel this drama has a pretty awful theme overall.

I died when they started playing Star War theme at 57:45. So far feels like this drama will need alot more to wow me and live up to my expectations considering the cast. I'm a big fan of Gong Hyo Jin so i'll be disappointed if one of her drama gets less than 8.5 rating lol

I agree with you. Personally I feel both offended and amused by KMHM's depiction of split personality disorder. It's Ok That's Love gave more respect to mentally ill patients and the people who lives among them.

@Nick I know LMH was already famous when he starred in City Hunter which drew alot of fans. It was boring for me because the story has no room for romance but the romance was awkwardly injected as soon as the main character arrives in U.S to begin his mission. Then they delve further into the realm of the cliche when LMH stands in front of a fountain, and look behold behind him is the girl of his 'destiny'. Forgive me for barfing, that was the moment I knew i will drop this drama but i kept going for 5 more episodes but the story just did not improve at all.

The trilogy comes to an end! The movies really did the manga/anime justice, I love how they condensed all the key parts and stringed them together to give viewers the greatest feeling of understanding for the Bakumatsu era. I felt super nostalgic while watching this and of course much credit must go to the actors for doing such a great job; the likeness of Sato Takeru to Kenshin is unreal. I love love every single character in the movies because they were so alike to their anime counterparts, phenomenal cast and acting, great music and action scene made this movie unforgettable for me. Rurouni Kenshin is definitely the best Asian movie i've ever watched.

Wow its rare a movie adaption do the original any justice but this movie just went beyond my expectations! Well picked cast and great acting and music really made this movie one of the best action i've ever seen.

I'm pretty sure the rating for this drama will fall to 8.8-8.9, it's just high right now due to being a new drama, once the hype fades so will the rating xP My real respect to all the 10k+ user rated dramas that have 8.9+ rating

I will ship Kim Soo Hyun and Gong Hyo Jin so hard LOL They look awesome together

I don't know... Nodame cantabile's drama did not impress me, i feel like Saiunkoku Monogatari's drama will have too much fanservice, and Full Moon is just too childish to become a drama unless they increase the main character's age by 10 years. Most viable would be Katekyo Hitman Reborn! in my opinion.

After watching Gong Hyo Jin's other drama It's ok, that's love i have to agree with you. The chemistry on screen for Master's Sun was not as good as in It's ok, that's love. Looking back (i watched this drama first) the romance is a bit forced and i don't like how it began one sidedly and the male lead was such a Tsundere (guy version). Of course not that i don't like this drama, it's still great.

Yes! My favorite drama getting some recognition. 2 years after it airs it is still going up in rating <3