moodygirl

Right. They looked better when they were making out in the intro.

You're right the hair looks awful, but it's nothing like the messed up style she wore in Blossom Shanghai.

I'm looking for something romantic and the two leads seemed to fit the bill, but I have to say Mark Chao's facial hair is putting me off.

AI cannot take the place of your physical self nor your inner self (subconscious). Really appreciate Liu Yuning as a creative person. His music and dramas are much appreciated.

I agree, but I didn't want to mention it because he was quite well-meaning. The other thing that irritated me was the constant 'I'm sorry' that everyone repeated. Then I wondered if this was sponsored by some clothing brand because everyone was in a different coat every 15 minutes.

Just finished it. Mainly came here for the male lead and really enjoyed him because he gradually had to learn how to be somewhat human in order to be her companion. Luckily, he managed to graduate from butterfly, to flower, to a regular guy who wants to get married for love. Cha Ju Ik played the sexiest man alive. My next favorites were god girl and the garden. Least favorite was Auntie (painfully possessive) and Lee Hyeon Gyu (passive aggressive).

Half-way through and it's heating up a little. Although he probably should have rinsed out his mouth after upchucking over the side of the yacht. The Prime Minister's bow tie is askew and the Queen Mother has something to hide. His little Majesty is a scene stealer. We still don't know who or why someone wants to off the bride-to-be.

I wonder that myself. His acting is off the charts and I find him steamy sexy.

That was quite a ride. My understanding is that Seoul is quite hilly, so why not find a road with a steep incline instead of scrapping along a railing? Don't these cars have airbags when they come to a sudden stop? This was a ridiculous episode. Six days to wait for the next episode that will hopefully make more sense.

After episode three I'm perfectly in love with this. My favorites are historical Kdramas and this fits that bill and adds a bad ass female CEO in modern times. Not only are they good to look at, they are able to run circles around the opposition. You can see the inevitable love and devotion coming from a mile away.

Yes, I finished it a while back. Meant to leave a comment but got sidetracked with other dramas. So addicted. Other than the usual stuff they throw in before the end to make you anxious about the leads' relationship, it was a satisfyingly romantic romp.

Well, I'm on three and wavering, so I guess I'll hang in there. The male friends are SO physically affectionate it seems BL adjacent. Also the manager is so much more good looking than the big movie star that it seems weird. The female lead is kind of awkward but funny enough to outperform everyone else.

Watched an episode and a half. The drama sets up an interesting legal environment. The characters draw you in with their acumen. I checked to see if the leads will develop a romantic relationship, but apparently the age difference is putting people off. I will stop watching because the scene is set perfectly for such a relationship to develop and my disappointment won't let me continue.

Just finished drama. Found the characters very immature and/or cutesy given their stated age. The slew of men in the AI world are very attractive but pretty much interchangeable. If Korean society is really so fraught with work stress and polite standoffishness, no wonder people need fantasy settings to get through life. Another thing that bothers me is the endless drinking of alcohol to the point where people are senseless or it is shown to be the only time they can attempt intimacy.

Doesn't look like he has any dramas coming up worth his salt. What a waste. In POJ he was able make viewer care about him despite being evil and almost beyond redemption.

Definitely leading man material.

The Cdrama industry is fraught with exploitation of actors. It's almost hard to justify watching the output. The actors are worked to death, starved to death, frozen to death (I constantly see them in flimsy outfits while seeing their breath as they say their lines) and on top of all that they face the whims of industry bureaucrats in what the public gets to see of their hard work as censorship prevails.

That's sad. At least they are still lingering on the 'sweet' moments.

Just starting ep 33. What's going on? Are the fighting scenes getting too expensive or too boring? Why are we constantly getting only the blood-dripping aftermath of corpses lying around and the injured limping along? Enlighten me.

Just finished episode 23 and now they are going to laddle them out one by one. This is so bloody frustrating. Wish I could control myself and wait until March 30 to see them all at once but I would have such bad withdrawel symptom cramping my romantic style. Besides there is nothing else to watch right now.