michelleoc

I just watched Lost Romance and it was the same concept, but rather than a novel, it was a drama that she went into. Then there's Extraordinary You, she's in a comic. Could it be either of those?

There's no romance tag. Even though romance is my favorite genre, sometimes by throwing it in, it ruins the flow of the mystery/thriller.

I don't know what else is on currently, but isn't it possible that the ratings are good because there are no other decent shows to watch?

He was amazing in Chicago Typewriter.

Great review.

Thank you. I think I'll wait until it's all been released. The fast forward button is my friend!

I'll wait until it's fully released, thanks for the advice. That being said, don't you think it's sad how much fast forwarding/skipping we have to do in these dramas?

Thank you so much for your comments. For someone looking to watch a good romance, if I watched this, I would be so irritated!!!

I understand what you are saying. So much of the time, I think I must be watching a different drama than everyone else, when they LOVED it, and I didn't like it at all. We all go in looking for specific things in a drama, and we all have different taste.

I think the reason the drinking in this bothered me so much was it just made the characters do things that made them even MORE unlikeable. And I've watched a ton of K Dramas and know that drinking seems to always play a part. For once, I was glad that they actually gave a drama the correct name when they named Drink Now, Work Later, so it was an easy one for me to pass on.

The problem, for me, is that the woman disguised as a man is never believable. The women are always so beautiful that they would never be mistaken for a man. The only exception was Park Eun Bin in The King's Affection.

I sometimes go off on tangents...

I think CWS is a terrific actor. I was, apparently, one of the two people in the world that didn't like Our Beloved Summer, but he was good in The Package, and he was EXCELLENT in Ho Goo's Love.

Love is blind and she chose to see what she wanted to see. Add to that the discovery (or actually opening her eyes to) the fact that her family was a nightmare, and that sent her reeling.

Thank you so much. It FINALLY became clear to me at the end. It was just that when I watched the clips before watching the show, it seemed like he was more involved with her before the time jump than he was in actuality.

Thank you. I guess I'll have to go back and re-watch the first episode. He was in it so little, so I didn't quite get the antagonism. If you're willing, feel free to spoil it for me. I've got two episodes left and strangely, that's been the one sticking point for me.

Can someone explain why Do Guk was so mean to Yi Joo in the first episode?

Normally I don't like melodrama or revenge, but sticking with my normal genre certainly hasn't worked for me recently, so I'm starting this one today. I've really enjoyed reading people's comments.

All the episodes have been released. Where are you watching it?

That was exactly what I was wondering!?!?!