Does anyone know a good drama that has a romance as sweet as the one between yi chan and cheong ah?? I'm going to need a new drama to watch after this drama ends..🥺 i might actually try starting another drama soon because i'm barely hanging on waiting every week for this drama
I don't like this drama but I can't get myself to exactly hate it either... got to respect the writers for just going all in and just going crazy with it without being so serious about it😅
Yeahh.. it feels kinda forced too tbh.. if they didn’t have much scenes of them I could be okay with but they're increasingly getting more scenes together, and there's less scenes of yi chan and cheong ah even though they're essentially supposed to be the main focus of the drama... it's very frustrating how the writers set it up like this..
I've been waiting for this drama to finish so that I can binge it and watch all the episodes but it feels like it's taking forever to finish..😂💀 it's only 12 episodes long as well..
I just want more scenes of Yi chan and Cheong ah.. they're scenes are really slowly coming in crumbs at the moment.. I think the amount of scenes/interactions that Eun gyeol and Cheong ah have are already amount reaching the amount of scenes that Cheong ah has with Yi chan lol... Hopefully they get more and more scenes together, seeing how now Yi chan is starting to grow more interest in her and Eungyeol is blocking him from seeing "Se kyeong"
Season 2 seems to have a higher rating than season 1 on mdl... Should I watch it? Is it really good? I liked the first season but I didn't love it enough to watch the second season, so I'm just wondering if it's worth watching or not.
Yeahh... i think so.. there's like a ringing sound after the explosion and I'm pretty sure it's to indicate that…
Exactly! Before, she found it very burdensome and even seemed to dislike it, but she's finally starting to accept it and be okay with having her ability.. they better not make her ability disappear like that🤦🏻♀️
There are a good number of bad villains in this dramas and one of them is gay. The gay character isn't the only…
Yup totally agree! I think a lot of people are also pretty upset because the writers couldn't present a better villian/killer.. I'm upset about the reveal as well.. they ultimately made almost every person around Do ha a "bad person" (besides the female lead and some people in the neighborhood).. I agree though that in most, probably all, Korean dramas they portray gay and/or lgbt characters in a sympathetic light and are pretty empathetic toward these characters. I also feel like they often portray them in a non-stereotypical way? Like they feel like an actual character with a story and not just a random insert characyer for representation.
do you think it’s possible she lost her ability to hear lies because of the explosion?
Yeahh... i think so.. there's like a ringing sound after the explosion and I'm pretty sure it's to indicate that she lost her ability. Also, in the preview it seems like she's struggling a bit? Since her ability is gone now and she can't do her job? I might be wrong but if this is true I'm going to be so annoyed because losing her ability just because she was near an explosion makes no sense.
I honestly don't really like the twist... I'm okay with the reveal that Deuk chan likes do ha 'cause I kinda saw that coming but i don't like that they made him the person who killed Eom ji.. we don't know the full story of what happened yet but I still don't like it.. I'm also pretty annoyed and sad with how things turned out in ep14. From the looks of it, it seems like Deuk chan was really preparing himself to turn himself in. He gave his position to Do ha and he's divorcing his wife (and letting her have a lot of what they own). Obviously Sol hee wasn't sure about his true intentions and what he would do and Deuk chan really should have turned himself in earlier but still makes me sad that the story went this way... I also made a comment couple of weeks ago that I would be so mad if they made him the killer... and yeah I'm pretty annoyed/mad
Can ya'll not hate on people who actually like this drama? Sure, it's a remake and sure it may not seem to live…
And this is coming from someone who thought the remake was alright.. not that great honestly, just okay. And so I want to give the original a try but every time I come here to just try and have a friendly discussion on this, all I see is hate. I don't care about the hatred toward the remake; that's just your opinion and I respect it. But then you're hating on others and their opinions on the drama?! Honestly the toxicity turns me off from even giving the original a chance. And please pay some respect to the actors & actresses and those behind the drama; they seem to have worked hard on this drama. If you don't like their acting/portrayal; then okay, it's all fine. But you don't need to be hating on them.
Can ya'll not hate on people who actually like this drama? Sure, it's a remake and sure it may not seem to live up to the original but that does not give you any right to hate on those who actually enjoyed it. By doing so, you just turning off anyone's interest on what you have to say, and it makes people not even want to give the original version a chance.. At the end of the day, your fighting over opinions and preferences, and that is an useless fight.. You want people to try and appreciate the original right? Then be respectful and politely recommend/suggest the original!! If they don't want to try it, who cares? There already seems to be a ton of people who love the original
Also, really like how the main leads are pretty straightforward and upfront about things. This is how it should be in romance dramas instead of not talking to each other and creating unnecessary drama! I really hope the writer is smart enough to keep it this way till the end!
I think there’s is something fishy about him and that he was involved in the whole thing about Kim Do Ha’s…
Yeahh he does seem to be involved in some way seeing how he knows about the incident and what Do Ha is going through.. I'm really hoping that he's like a witness or something and is just someone who supports and is there for Do Ha though
If the ceo dude (deuk chan) ends up being bad or something I'm going to be so mad i swear... honestly it doesn't seem like they'll go that route but I have trauma from crash course in romance (i'm still so mad about who they revealed the culprit to be because it was such a dumb move on the writers...) so idk I'm scared..
Hopefully they get more and more scenes together, seeing how now Yi chan is starting to grow more interest in her and Eungyeol is blocking him from seeing "Se kyeong"
I agree though that in most, probably all, Korean dramas they portray gay and/or lgbt characters in a sympathetic light and are pretty empathetic toward these characters. I also feel like they often portray them in a non-stereotypical way? Like they feel like an actual character with a story and not just a random insert characyer for representation.