The creators finally outdid themselves. When they incorporated the ghost game, I thought they couldn't be more creative than that. But boy, the ending slapped me in the face and proved me wrong since my jaw dropped and started slow clapping. Love that it's getting more unpredictable now from here, and I'm just excited for the ride.
This is a strong contender for one of the best 2023 shows for sure.
The actress is indeed a tad green. However, I'm personally sooo happy we got to see some combat skills, determination,…
That's a good point that he is someone's number one priority now. I love that he is not instantly falling in love with the girl and drastically changing because of her. Episode 6 shows that he's definitely becoming more curious and interested in her and the piano scene showcases that really well. Those gazes he was giving her is definitely not the loving ones yet, but more of finding something new and getting interested. Very in line with his character since after all, he still has a lot of growing up to do and still has a jaded view of the world.
The girl is definitely a nice contrast since she's so in awe and curious about the world. Man, they need their own drama lol.
It all started with Ichika being open about her feelings but then took it back shortly after. Amane got disappointed…
Now, I feel like we have a little book (Jdorama in this case) study club haha.
I didn't notice those details in the hotel scene. That's an interesting insight, especially since this drama is set in an era and culture where women have limited rights and limited roles they could take. I'm glad we all have different details we noticed. Different perspectives make this drama so interesting!
Are you mentioning the latest episode at the end of your post? I don't remember he confessed since I haven't watched the latest episode yet. If that's the case, I'm so excited to watch it now!
By the way, I want to continue this awesome discussion with all of you until the end of the drama!
People don't like the mermaid for him, what? that's the best that has happened to our Lee Rang, he needs a love…
Yeah, they were saying the actress is still green and the character is not as interesting compared to the leads. I see their point though, but she doesn't have as much screentime yet.
I can't get enough of Rang! Kim Bum is just playing the role too well. I know some people don't like the mermaid as his partner, but I'll just be happy whenever he becomes close to somebody.
I just finished S1, and I was only able to, thanks to Rang and the little family he built.
Episode 4 made me completely fall in love with this drama. I could watch 100+ episodes of Mama Yeon, Mama Shin Joo, and Oppa Rang, with suits and deadly charm, raising Mi Ho in a happy, violent, bacteria-free, and organic 1938 environment bwahahaha.
I have so many favorite scenes, but I'll just name two -- The Charlie Chaplin parallel scene and Yeon whispering, "Kesikya." Those scenes are overkill lol.
I'm not a fan of this genre since I was a witness to an affair as a kid, but I had to check it out because of the amazing cast.
I'm glad I did because I'm enjoying the other couple's story. I just love how everything is connected and entertwined to every aspect of their life from their parents to their work. I like the conundrum where Makoto picked the opposite of his mom as his partner but ended up being like his mom instead. That small detail with both the mom and son brewing tea for their spouses is just a perfect parallel.
I was gonna watch this but it seems like one of those depressing dramas so I may skip it.
Do you like Shakespeare, Romeo and Juliet, or Luo Yun Xi? If you don't like even at least one of those, then don't bother watching it lol. I hate Shakespeare and Romeo and Juliet, but I love Luo Yun Xi, so I watched 39 episodes 😁
The creators finally outdid themselves. When they incorporated the ghost game, I thought they couldn't be more creative than that. But boy, the ending slapped me in the face and proved me wrong since my jaw dropped and started slow clapping. Love that it's getting more unpredictable now from here, and I'm just excited for the ride.
This is a strong contender for one of the best 2023 shows for sure.
The girl is definitely a nice contrast since she's so in awe and curious about the world. Man, they need their own drama lol.
I didn't notice those details in the hotel scene. That's an interesting insight, especially since this drama is set in an era and culture where women have limited rights and limited roles they could take. I'm glad we all have different details we noticed. Different perspectives make this drama so interesting!
Are you mentioning the latest episode at the end of your post? I don't remember he confessed since I haven't watched the latest episode yet. If that's the case, I'm so excited to watch it now!
By the way, I want to continue this awesome discussion with all of you until the end of the drama!
I just finished S1, and I was only able to, thanks to Rang and the little family he built.
I have so many favorite scenes, but I'll just name two -- The Charlie Chaplin parallel scene and Yeon whispering, "Kesikya." Those scenes are overkill lol.
Episode 2: Why not divorce, people?
Episode 3: JUST DIVORCE!!!
Edit:
Episode 4: What is conscience????
I'm glad I did because I'm enjoying the other couple's story. I just love how everything is connected and entertwined to every aspect of their life from their parents to their work. I like the conundrum where Makoto picked the opposite of his mom as his partner but ended up being like his mom instead. That small detail with both the mom and son brewing tea for their spouses is just a perfect parallel.
P.S. Yes, I dropped it at episode 40 lol.