Speaking as an older, much older,person suffering from the horrible worse every day news around us, I really appreciated…
It's totally fine to be older and attractive—what really matters is if the person has an interesting personality and some depth. In this drama, though, the male lead might be older, but he's also incredibly boring and doesn't do anything engaging. Meanwhile, Lee Kyung Soo's character, who’s also older and divorced, actually comes across as attractive because he's interesting.
Also, let's not forget—this man married three times and got divorced three times, while his first wife is still stuck in the past? Either he falls in love way too fast with every woman he meets, or the first wife just can't move on from a man who clearly moved on (twice). That contrast says a lot.
The show might be chaotic in direction and tone, but the themes around why people divorce, and the social commentary about respect, support, and gender roles in marriage—especially in a country with low birth rates—are actually pretty compelling.
You are clearly a hater of this drama based on your 1/10 score & your comments.You keep shouting 'stalker stalker…
First of all, my review isn’t “biased”—it’s the bitter truth you just don’t want to digest. Not everyone is obligated to see things your way, and I’m well within my rights to give a 1/10 rating if that reflects my honest opinion. I’m not here to ask for your approval.
And since you asked, let me respond directly to this: “You keep shouting 'stalker stalker stalker' how else was he supposed to conduct his investigation & experiment about the curse??”
Let me make it real simple for you: Nobody was forcing him to conduct an illegal, obsessive investigation. Just because someone wants to experiment on a curse doesn’t suddenly put them above the law or basic morality. You don’t get to stalk and harass a woman under the excuse of “research.” That’s not investigative work—that’s straight-up violation of boundaries and personal rights. Period.
If calling out creepy, unjustifiable behavior makes you uncomfortable, maybe that says more about your standards than my review.
Next time, instead of crying “biased,” try reading with a little more comprehension.
The second female lead is very jarring aka Moor young's girlfriend. At first you sympathies with her but after moor young consistently tries to break up with her, ML is so Noble about cheating on her ?
There is no cheating and no love triangles There is cheating, Emotional cheating If she wasn't cheating already how did she just moved on from her 20 year relationship in single day like she had no emotions
I find ending really bad, as it doesn't focus on which one of her choice was better If not then there is no regret of living her childhood boyfriend and she no longer has a child in her shanghai timeline
Hui ju cheating her husband isn't cheating cause woe jae wasn't married properly ? Hui ju was a greedy villian who always wanted more then what she had.
In 2016, Lee was accused of sexual assault. The case revolved around South Korea's legal definition of "lack of…
That’s exactly why defamation laws can be abused. Intent is subjective and hard to prove, so those with power and money can twist the narrative to claim ill intent where there was none. The legal system often favors those who can afford the best lawyers, making it easier for them to punish critics or accusers, even if the original complaint was made in good faith.
I get that people want to defend FL, but let’s not ignore the full picture. Yes, she runs into her ex multiple…
tell me what he did exactly to be blamed for ? following orders at his job as a mere employees if he hasn't someone else would have fulfilled that order.
Also, let's not forget—this man married three times and got divorced three times, while his first wife is still stuck in the past? Either he falls in love way too fast with every woman he meets, or the first wife just can't move on from a man who clearly moved on (twice). That contrast says a lot.
The show might be chaotic in direction and tone, but the themes around why people divorce, and the social commentary about respect, support, and gender roles in marriage—especially in a country with low birth rates—are actually pretty compelling.
And since you asked, let me respond directly to this:
“You keep shouting 'stalker stalker stalker' how else was he supposed to conduct his investigation & experiment about the curse??”
Let me make it real simple for you:
Nobody was forcing him to conduct an illegal, obsessive investigation.
Just because someone wants to experiment on a curse doesn’t suddenly put them above the law or basic morality. You don’t get to stalk and harass a woman under the excuse of “research.” That’s not investigative work—that’s straight-up violation of boundaries and personal rights. Period.
If calling out creepy, unjustifiable behavior makes you uncomfortable, maybe that says more about your standards than my review.
Next time, instead of crying “biased,” try reading with a little more comprehension.
ML is so Noble about cheating on her ?
which make this drama ending really bad.
There is cheating, Emotional cheating
If she wasn't cheating already how did she just moved on from her 20 year relationship in single day like she had no emotions
If not then there is no regret of living her childhood boyfriend and she no longer has a child in her shanghai timeline
Hui ju was a greedy villian who always wanted more then what she had.
following orders at his job as a mere employees if he hasn't someone else would have fulfilled that order.