Why is it that in Every drama basic miscommunication leads to heartbreak! hardly Ever do we have sincere honest…
I think the issues in this drama are much deeper than miscommunication. They didn’t trust each other, so they had to keep their secrets close. Later, they fell in love but were still learning how to trust each other (and whether they could) and pride got into the game as well. I think what we saw was more about learning to communicate through heartbreak, so that miscommunication doesn’t become an issue in the future.
It was a great show!! Great pacing, low story, relationship and character development, blend of humor and sadness and romance (!). I loved it — probably one of the best wuxia dramas I’ve seen.
oh interesting! I actually thought her character is quite different here from Love Next Door. If anything, maybe…
No, I don't think it will get better as well. I will still watch it, because it's an easy watch and positive vibe if I'd like to rest. I do like their respectful no-drama relationship though. About character development, I loved recent You and Everything Else - it hits on another level
So! The worker gets some random drink from a boss who was obviously shady the day before. Gets into their car and immediately drinks it (why?), then drives, feels sleepy, and does not pull over or stop (why?). He then gets into an accident with the white truck that was unavoidable (really?). At this point, it was harder for all the accident pieces to fall together for him to die than not to die.
- What if he gave the drink to his kid or never drank it? - What if the police investigated this drink? (They do have to investigate the accident, right?) - What if he ran into some pole and not the white truck?
I understand why haters took the time to come here yesterday and write such long, biased posts. Jung So Min was…
I wanted to say "why woul ppl critisize So Min, can't they separate actor from character and from writing?" and then I saw the comments below. It's sad :(
Bland at its best. I usually love Choi Woo Shik in anything he is in, but this series i just don't get it. The…
oh interesting! I actually thought her character is quite different here from Love Next Door. If anything, maybe closer to Because This Is My First Life, but this was like 8 years ago.
While I think the both actors are carrying the drama, I find the plot to be very typical personally. So I understand that smth feels off.
I love Choi Woo Shik and liked Somin's earlier works so I was excited for a good rom com. The problem is the writing…
I caught myself thinking that I do not understand the reason why Woo Shik and So Min chose this project. They both used to do much more interesting projects. Unless they wanted to take on smth easier or work with each other.
I watched episode 1 after finishing Female General and When Destiny Brings the Demon. Honestly, I wasn’t impressed…
Oh, I didn't expect that :) From everything put together it seems like it either has comical side to it or is decision to make the plot move forward. I guess I will give it a try and see how it goes. The first episode was very moody, but sounds like it gets much lighter after it.
I watched episode 1 after finishing Female General and When Destiny Brings the Demon. Honestly, I wasn’t impressed…
Thank you for you kind words! After positive feedback I am thinking to give it a shot for few more episodes. Hope it was just first episode impression.
I need advice if I should continue watching the show. Context below:
I watched episode 1 after finishing Female General and When Destiny Brings the Demon. Honestly, I wasn’t impressed at all. Too much blood right after WDBtD feels overwhelming. Seeing a child in the army feels out of place, and a child being drawn to women feels even more inappropriate. I also didn’t feel invested in the plot at this point.
So my question is: does it get better, or should I drop the show and invest my time elsewhere?
- What if he gave the drink to his kid or never drank it?
- What if the police investigated this drink? (They do have to investigate the accident, right?)
- What if he ran into some pole and not the white truck?
What if... feel free to add yours
While I think the both actors are carrying the drama, I find the plot to be very typical personally. So I understand that smth feels off.
So my question is: does it get better, or should I drop the show and invest my time elsewhere?