kingsqueen

That moment you find out that the writer of this drama is the same one that wrote Doctors and you realize why nothing seems to be happening in the show.....

Unfortunately, I don't really think I *do* like everything else. I like the actors, though. And I think because of that I felt like I *ought* to watch it, but it's just not bringing me the joy it should. I think the abusive dad just really hit it home that I'm not enjoying this as much as I thought I would.

I really really have wanted to like this one, but I just don't know if I can continue to watch this. Hyuk's dad is still, as of episode 7, continuing to be abusive to a disturbing degree. I can kind of roll with a slap or something - I know the culture is different. But he is literally beating the crap out of Hyuk. Jae Hoon has caught some of it too, but not as much. I think I'm done. :(

It's against the rules to review a drama before it's complete. You should hold your review until then, or delete and repost in the comments.

I found it - thank you! I was watching episode 5 and you could only see his jacket and not his face.

Wasn't her hair pulled to the side at the wedding also? He mentioned that when he tied her hair back for her and she got confused bc she didn't think he'd seen her like that before.

**I went back to look at the scene, and I'm not seeing him on the bus?

So glad I was not the only one that thought her crying was not convincing!

Right now I see him as selfish also. I'm borderline on having some SLS myself. I *want* to root for CBD, but he's making it really hard right now. Although the scene with his mother in law almost broke me. Maybe we will start seeing some growth from him in the next episode or so. I need CBD to remember why he fell in love with MJJ in the first place and start trying to win her back.
(And yes! Jang Na Ra's tears ALWAYS bring on my tears as well!)

I like your observations. I feel like it has something to do with his parent's relationship that has made him this way. I don't feel like he, personally, has had a bad relationship, but that he is avoiding them because of the example(s?) he has seen.

I agree. His acting is great, but the way his character is written is not going well. They need to start showing some character growth STAT.

That was my whole draw! LOL - I adore contract relationship plots! :)
I'm so so happy with this show - I look forward to it all week.

I was biased too - I love Eric and Sung Joon can be hit or miss for me. In this he was a "miss". I don't condone cheating either, but I really was glad she ended up with Eric's character.
And YES! Yeo Reum needed to make up her mind! I hated that she dragged it out so long.

This show was my "gateway" to Korean drama. I've watched it straight through at least 3 times and have rewatched my favorite scenes even more than that. It holds up to repeated viewings! :)

The music and dancing were a big part of what I loved about them! And yes, it's part of the uniqueness of them.

K3G for sure. Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge, Veer Zaara, Bunty Aur Babli, Jab We Met, Kuch Na Kaho, Hum Tum, Paheli
Ah! Everyone can probably tell that it's been a while since I watched any Bollywood movies since all my favorites are so old! LOL

(I wasn't aware of any Korean remakes, but I know they made A BUNCH of American movie remakes)

Episode 3 went a long way towards clearing up all the confusion that episode 2 left me with. I'm glad because I really want to finish out this show.

I hope you enjoy it until the very end! :)
(I see you love the supernatural/fantasy genre, too, like I do!)

I don't get worked up over a slap either (as I've seen some people do), but what he did was over the top - assault.

You are supposed to wait until the show is completed before you review it (those are the rules). Maybe move this to the comment section?

Well, the thing with JH was bad, but I probably would have forgotten it as it went along. But coupled with the way he beat his son was just OTT. I've seen some beatings play for laughs, but this time it fell flat. Hoping not to see that again in this otherwise light-hearted seeming show.