for some reason, I came to know that there was a Rich Man,Poor Woman Special episode only when I saw your review of it. It's a drama I loved, so very happy to see it's sequel..Thanks!
it is a beautiful drama..great plot,substantial characters and cast. I only wish the ending focused a little bit more on Young Shin and Min Ki Seo. That would have made it perfect
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i don't know really. I was looking through your list..looks like you've watched many of the good ones out there.. :) maybe you can give me some suggestions? (something fun and not much melodrama)
I like Roy Chiu. I like the other actors and the story itself is okay. But I can't watch beyond 11 episodes, which I fast forwarded through. It's too dragging, sappy, without much sense and entirely not my kind of drama at all.. :(
Choi Sulli as Goo Jae Hee is very good looking, but this drama didn't impress much.
I loved the Taiwanese version (and of course, Wu Chun), except for the ending. This one (like the Japanese version) has a more conclusive ending, but the feel was missing for me.
the drama is beautiful,not just the characters or story, but almost frame by frame. it has an artistic beauty to it..not to mention my favorite actor, Jang Geun Seok..charming music and a happy ending..of course i loved it..
a totally wonderful drama.. the storyline makes you expect a tragical tear jerker, but this isn't one. It's beautifully made and has a better ending than we anticipate..remains interesting to the end
Ella and Wu Chun's relationship is beautiful and special..loved the way the director focused on them throughout the series. Xiu Yi can be annoying at times, and Ella too; but the main thing is the ending. It sucks because it is very random and leaves only loose ends..A very safe ending without anything being resolved. I didn't see that coming..disappointed really.
I would've so missed the experience of watching this had i not given it a second try after dropping it at 10 episodes..
I loved the Taiwanese version (and of course, Wu Chun), except for the ending. This one (like the Japanese version) has a more conclusive ending, but the feel was missing for me.