Is it really necessary to kill Soo Ji to end their relationship? Can't the writers just make them break up or…
IKR. Season 2 had become a go to rewatch, when I needed a light romance for a pick me up. I doubt that I will ever be able to rewatch it happily again. I think it might make me sad to know that she dies soon after they fall in love.
soo ji was the best wtf i actually hate this drama
I am not at hate this drama level, because I still love the things about the series in general that I liked before. ... But Holy Cow. I spent all last season falling in love with Soo Ji and starting to feel like her character is an old friend. I feel genuinely sad.
So let me get this right this guy falls in love with a new girl every season? What happens to his exes and what’s…
It isn't as bad as it sounds. Ship the friendships. They are great. The lead character sells insurance for his job, writes a food blog, and is a long time single that lives alone. He is quirky, friendly, and passionate about food. The food scenes are lovely propaganda for Korean food. There has been a side story-line that is a mystery in each. The side characters are colorful. In season 1, it starts with Soo Kyung , and Goo Dae Young living next door to each other and one of their neighbors die. The new tenant befriends them both and the 3 start eating together for convenience and end up helping each other through various things. The romantic story line is cute but the other relationships and friendships in this were worth watching it for. In season 2 Goo Dae Young moves to the country after legal/work setbacks. They do not tell you exactly why the couple broke up, but suggest the reason was juicy gossip. He eats with and gets close to people in his new building, including Soo Ji. I really love the romantic story line in the this one. The Bromance in this one is also very good. In season 3 he has a reason to move again. He bumps into his college days next door neighbor(this is the person that influenced his foodie ways). Deciding an old friend is exactly what he needs to help him get out of the funk he is in, he rents a place in the building across from her. The jury is still out on this one, since I have only seen two episodes. There is a good nostalgic vibe to this one, that is reminding me of Reply 1988 (although these flash backs are to 2004). I am definitely going to continue to watch it.
do i need to have seen the first two to understand this or am i okay? I know series like Reply or School (Insert…
You definitely don't have to watch the last two to pick up what is going on in this one. They are stand alone stories. The only thing they have in common is the lead character. There will be cameos of character from past seasons but I think they will explain who they are, if it effects the storyline.
They should have stopped at season 1, yet this boring and pointless drama is getting another sequel? I seriously…
If it is so boring and pointless, why would you bother coming to this page to look at the details. lol. It must have some appeal to bring you hear. I would hope you didn't seek the page out just to be a troll/wet blanket. Both Season 1 and Season 2 have their charms. I think Season 1 had a better mystery, I hope Season 3 could improve on that. Season 2 had a much better romance. I love learning about Korean foods. I comedic characters have been great in this series as well.
I still need to watch the 1st episode all the way through. I watch a bit of it earlier before subs were done. ... He's got a ring on but says hes not married. When asked if he is dating he indicates yes but is vague about it. He is clearly going through some problems. There are hints of an "incident" he may not be over. He is moving out of his place, but is it because he is short on money or because he has some bad memories there??? I really need to know what happened with Soo Ji.
I was absolutely loving this one until I got an accidental preview of the last episode. I don't think it will stay light and cheery. I am considering continuing anyway because I really like the chemistry between the actors.
I feel like some of his dramas are hit and some are miss. I don't care for action, so that may skew my opinion. Here are the Dramas I liked him in: Cheese In The Trap (my favorite role for him), Far Away Love (this might be too slow moving for some, but I liked that it was more of traditional romantic lead role), My Love From Another Star (It was an amazing drama, although he is not the romantic lead and I didn't personally have sls because the leading man is too strong in that one), and Seo Yeong My Daughter(He is part of a very adorable side romance story in this drama, and because this is more of a family drama, it gets a good amount of air time. ).
Totally. I wish more of the dramas he has been in were available to watch. CP5 was the only drama I have seen him in other than It Started With A Kiss and They Kiss Again. He definitely did not lose his Charm!
I love this drama, so far. I agree that the chemistry between Yang Mi and Ethan Ruan is great. I like both of them from previous dramas. I love the fantasy genre. I worry when there are this many episodes, if they can really keep us interested until the end. With such a good cast, though, I have high hopes.
I am looking for the song playing during the BL kissing scenes. Is it called We've Been Keeping Secrets or... ? Anyone know who it is by? Those are the only words in english and I haven't been able to find it on youtube yet.
Ship the friendships. They are great. The lead character sells insurance for his job, writes a food blog, and is a long time single that lives alone. He is quirky, friendly, and passionate about food. The food scenes are lovely propaganda for Korean food. There has been a side story-line that is a mystery in each. The side characters are colorful.
In season 1, it starts with Soo Kyung , and Goo Dae Young living next door to each other and one of their neighbors die. The new tenant befriends them both and the 3 start eating together for convenience and end up helping each other through various things. The romantic story line is cute but the other relationships and friendships in this were worth watching it for.
In season 2 Goo Dae Young moves to the country after legal/work setbacks. They do not tell you exactly why the couple broke up, but suggest the reason was juicy gossip. He eats with and gets close to people in his new building, including Soo Ji. I really love the romantic story line in the this one. The Bromance in this one is also very good.
In season 3 he has a reason to move again. He bumps into his college days next door neighbor(this is the person that influenced his foodie ways). Deciding an old friend is exactly what he needs to help him get out of the funk he is in, he rents a place in the building across from her. The jury is still out on this one, since I have only seen two episodes. There is a good nostalgic vibe to this one, that is reminding me of Reply 1988 (although these flash backs are to 2004). I am definitely going to continue to watch it.