I too noticed 2009 vs 2019. Translation error? I was busy trying to keep up with and process all of what happened before. I was wondering why Tharn told Khem & Thongtai about Phaya, seems like something he'd keep to himself. I'm also wondering about Dao, something is going on there.
Also, what's the deal with them being told multiple times by the Abbot and that mysterious old lady at the cafe to stick together and look after each other, Phaya saying he'll listen and believe Tharn (did I miss a scene where Tharn told Phaya about his premonitions and Phaya doubting him? It's been a while, might need to rewatch that and the story between the Naga and the Prince/king) and them not believing it or giving it any gravitas? I get Tharn doesn't want to get close, he's scared for obvious reasons but, they went through training and other stuff together, surely now there is a level of trust between them.
Yep, I read your frustration. I was quietly yelling at the screen for Tharn to wake up, get out from the spell (?) of the doc. You're right, hope he grows and gets more agency later.
I didn't notice the 5 o'clock shadow, so now I need to go back and look for it. Are you watching Last Twilight? Jimmy's little mo shadow? Works well for him.
Which drama/movie was that? I don't see it in the list?
Ah, so Green hill fox legend refers to The Legend of the Nine-Tailed. I have yet to watch it so I have no understanding of how it could be referred to otherwise.
@newbiefan - I'm not going to reply after this. Where's free climbing as they were climbing on a not so steep…
Umm, ok so I only managed to finish episode 2 and since I don't follow any actors except for 1 or 2 on social media (and until the other day I hadn't even logged in for a few months) I'm afraid I have no insight into the rest of your comment.
The free climb is in ep. 1 where they first spot each other (he gets the dog off the building ledge).
Your second paragraph about marginalizing women I do appreciate as I hadn't thought of that and I hope the drama shows the bathroom rules changed in later episodes and brings change in real life. I don't think it fair for the male bathrooms to be locked during that time either as males too may have issues the require after hours care.
Sorry if my frustrated writing sounded angry. There was a bit in there but it is more along the lines of many dramas repeating the same bad first aid advice and a well-meaning, but untrained person following it in real life and accidentally hurting somebody. NOTE: It is NEVER a good idea to practice CPR on a live human - you can break ribs; the Heimlich maneuver can also break ribs or lodge the item further down, and a paper bag is no longer recommended for hyperventilation. Final pet peeve - if there is blood on the outside of a bandage - it's either been done wrong or the bleeding hasn't stopped so another is needed over the top of it.
Not sure I can continue watching this one. I have a hard time watching anything involving first aid and rescue. Since I don't know China's first aid training I won't comment except to say that it is different to my country's training. Also a properly trained rescue person would avoid free climbing, regardless of who/what they are rescuing. My other annoyance involves the unavailability of bathrooms between 10pm & 7am. I can see no legitimate reason for that unless they are scared of illicit activities occurring. To deny a female the use of a bathroom, especially during her monthly, is wrong.
Okay, rant over. The leads have pretty good chemistry, I enjoyed the banter and I may pick this up and try again later but for now I think I need to drop it. Bit of a bummer as I wanted to see the scene that led me to start this in the first place.
Just finished ep. 3. I am having a hard time getting past the ML's continued nastiness (and the colleagues attitudes). Might stop for now and see if I can continue another time. That said, I do like how the time loop is being managed.
Lighthearted, silly, slightly illogical, crazy, fun. I liked this series, So what if it has flaws. I laughed (and asked why a black belt in Taekwondo couldn't defend himself) and generally enjoyed it.
Why did I start this drama now? Now I have to wait for the next episode, then the next and oh the pain of watching and waiting for an airing drama. This episode was SO CUTE!!!!!!!!! I am impatiently awaiting the forthcoming release of the second episode.
Also, what's the deal with them being told multiple times by the Abbot and that mysterious old lady at the cafe to stick together and look after each other, Phaya saying he'll listen and believe Tharn (did I miss a scene where Tharn told Phaya about his premonitions and Phaya doubting him? It's been a while, might need to rewatch that and the story between the Naga and the Prince/king) and them not believing it or giving it any gravitas? I get Tharn doesn't want to get close, he's scared for obvious reasons but, they went through training and other stuff together, surely now there is a level of trust between them.
Yep, I read your frustration. I was quietly yelling at the screen for Tharn to wake up, get out from the spell (?) of the doc. You're right, hope he grows and gets more agency later.
I didn't notice the 5 o'clock shadow, so now I need to go back and look for it. Are you watching Last Twilight? Jimmy's little mo shadow? Works well for him.
This one?
1. Running away makes things worse
2. Face it head on
3. COMMUNICATE!!
The free climb is in ep. 1 where they first spot each other (he gets the dog off the building ledge).
Your second paragraph about marginalizing women I do appreciate as I hadn't thought of that and I hope the drama shows the bathroom rules changed in later episodes and brings change in real life. I don't think it fair for the male bathrooms to be locked during that time either as males too may have issues the require after hours care.
Sorry if my frustrated writing sounded angry. There was a bit in there but it is more along the lines of many dramas repeating the same bad first aid advice and a well-meaning, but untrained person following it in real life and accidentally hurting somebody. NOTE: It is NEVER a good idea to practice CPR on a live human - you can break ribs; the Heimlich maneuver can also break ribs or lodge the item further down, and a paper bag is no longer recommended for hyperventilation. Final pet peeve - if there is blood on the outside of a bandage - it's either been done wrong or the bleeding hasn't stopped so another is needed over the top of it.
Okay, rant over. The leads have pretty good chemistry, I enjoyed the banter and I may pick this up and try again later but for now I think I need to drop it. Bit of a bummer as I wanted to see the scene that led me to start this in the first place.