It's like everytime Seonho called out "Minho", there's Jeongwoo judging him and thinking he's a poser. xD
But sad he can't claim right then and there cause you need evidence to prove it.
Gesps! The queen was Kim Shin's sister. ;A; This whole time I was assuming he might have had special feelings for her. But aww, when he heard her name it was if time stopped. Now thinking about him burning her room in the past life and taking one scroll of her was like a brother missing his little sister. Now all the feels are hitting me again.
Eek! Finally another new drama with Park Seojoon since the other work I've seen is She Was Pretty and Kill Me Heal Me. I am looking forward to see his chemistry with Go Ara. Also, I'm super excited to see Minho, this is attacking my shawol heart. I hope he'll be able to prove his acting skills and have lots of praise since Key did well with Drinking Solo. Please go easy with Minho, all of you. ;w; <3
Is the little kid a daughter of a mermaid too? why can she hear her real mermaid voice? hmmm..things are getting…
I feel like it's people the mermaid is close to that can hear her real voice OR if they wanted to hear it. It was like that with Damryeong who heard Saewa beg for help in the past, even if they barely knew each other. Though in the modern time, Shim Cheong formed a strong bond with Yoonah and Joonjae so they're able to hear it.
I am loving LOTBS thus far, but so many people are disappointed. Am I the only one with bad taste or something? I question this all the time when I like something most people do not. ;-;
The hell people? I agree that 9th episode might have been a little boring but first of all it was first time I…
This is why I don't really like it when people drop a drama during the middle? Cause usually maybe the other episodes are better and it's entirely better to judge the story by the whole picture.
I'd like to nominate this drama for the worst kisses of 2016
If you're talking about the underwater kisses, I think you should be a little considerate? I could imagine that it seems very difficult to get them right.
i want to see more scenes between reaper & sunny ..than goblin & the bride
I hope so! Plenty of popular dramas have strong supporting characters who has been in the spotlight to display their stories and their character development.
I cannot decide if the stepbrother is in positive role or negative?
I would like to think that he's a good guy and is there as just a love rival against Joonjae. Even though some may argue that there's a flashback that paints him in a negative way, I'd like to think he's a changed man and just wants to repair a brother relationship with Joonjae but their love for Shim Cheong gets in a way or something.
Okay this drama is getting really bad now I'm only watching it for jeon ji hyeon at this point. It started…
Hmm.. I see a lot of mixed opinions, even though I like this drama so much. I'm curious, if this drama could be better and if you had a chance to talk to the writer, what would you suggest?
There's quite a few meaningful lessons (or maybe advices or philosophies?) in episode 8.
Holding onto a memory that made you happy even it's painful, and being good to a person's family member. Are there anymore in other episodes?
Gosh this drama is so fun! I originally avoided it because I've just been displeased with Lee Minho but I would've regretted it if I did. It's so fun and hilarious. I hope other people will give this drama a chance.
The last scene of episode 21 with Hwashin got me emotional. This little bit of trigger is the infertility.
Yes, I am too infertile like Jo Jungsuk's character Hwashin. His emotions, his rage and his anxiety of being the sex he's supposed to be was the very same thing I went through. "How could this happen to me?" or "Am I still a man?" was like me asking if I was still a woman if I can't give children to my future partner and why had this happen to me of all people? Being told that "couples are happy without children", I was like Hwashin, who was probably the only one who didn't feel that way.
Women are known to be the childbearers and if I can't do that, I must not be a woman. I felt bitter and resentful, especially when my twin sister also had the luxury of a woman's natural gift. I cried my eyes out, my mother cried for me and it touched me when she said that she hopes I can find a good man who would love me knowing I'm like this. It's just not that easy to deal with knowing now my future ideals and dreams a litle less possible. I also wondered if anybody would love me or even go far as to marry me knowing this fact.
But I am a little more positive after a year from being diagosed with what I have. I am glad people recognize that being a man or a woman doesn't have to correlate to having children. I've grown more accepted to the possibility of adopting. If I ever wanted children of my own, science is on my side. and uterus transplant surgerys are being tested to succeed.
So are people still shipping Jeha and Yoojin? after Yoojin's true colors were revealed in Ep 13? I have to…
K2 Viewers jumped aboard the Jeha-Yoojin ship because they thought the Jeha-Anna ship was absurd and thought Anna's character was overall a nuisance. Jeha and Yoojin's relationship showed quite a potential but the more I watch, it just doesn't seem plausible anymore. She's more invested in her relationship with Jang Sejoon and to make him a president. I like the innocent love that both Jeha and Anna share. Remember how cute they were when they were trying to see if the other was asleep yet? Eventually they both were trying to listen through the door. Heheh.
I think Jang Se Joon is the killer of anna's mother.
Woah, what a twist it would be if he was the responsibe of Um Hyerin's death! And we could see what Anna would do with such information. For sure she'd never forgive him. She's very attached to her mother than her father.
I still don't get what was the point on making her a time traveler??
If you didn't notice, she could only travel during the eclipse. It was present when she was drowning in the modern time. Jimong travelled back on the eclipse.
Yay Soo Ae is back! ;w;
That first episode where you think about beating someone or people who've wronged you but you just don't have the guts to. Sigh. e.e
But sad he can't claim right then and there cause you need evidence to prove it.
Holding onto a memory that made you happy even it's painful, and being good to a person's family member. Are there anymore in other episodes?
Yes, I am too infertile like Jo Jungsuk's character Hwashin. His emotions, his rage and his anxiety of being the sex he's supposed to be was the very same thing I went through. "How could this happen to me?" or "Am I still a man?" was like me asking if I was still a woman if I can't give children to my future partner and why had this happen to me of all people? Being told that "couples are happy without children", I was like Hwashin, who was probably the only one who didn't feel that way.
Women are known to be the childbearers and if I can't do that, I must not be a woman. I felt bitter and resentful, especially when my twin sister also had the luxury of a woman's natural gift. I cried my eyes out, my mother cried for me and it touched me when she said that she hopes I can find a good man who would love me knowing I'm like this. It's just not that easy to deal with knowing now my future ideals and dreams a litle less possible. I also wondered if anybody would love me or even go far as to marry me knowing this fact.
But I am a little more positive after a year from being diagosed with what I have. I am glad people recognize that being a man or a woman doesn't have to correlate to having children. I've grown more accepted to the possibility of adopting. If I ever wanted children of my own, science is on my side. and uterus transplant surgerys are being tested to succeed.
That first episode where you think about beating someone or people who've wronged you but you just don't have the guts to. Sigh. e.e