Okay, this one is a fun watch. But, I have to suspend all disbelief through out until it gets on the sudden flight across continents to save a soldier and the hero welcome on the tarmac with reporters. It’s a bit much, isn’t it?
Anyways, if they’re gonna do a 2nd season, they should have just fleshed it out as a 16-ep drama to allow room for progress and natural flow instead of cramming it within 8-ep, jumping from one thrilling scene to another.
In the webtoon, she is his noona (born in 1986 and he in 1989). When they meet while in school in a game, she…
That's good to know! Though it's even more jarring that Hyunwook's character is already mid-thirties, he looks too much like a college student. Maybe they'll age down both characters a little, since even with Kayoung's styling and mature look in the previews, it's hard to believe she's in her late thirties.
I'm not sure if they're supposed to be of similar age, because visual wise, Hyunwook looks just too young. If it's a noona romance, then it should be fine.
Not sure if Lee Je Hoon aimed to be funny, but he was so serious at it, I wonder if he was just overconfident on his ability to just wing it as he makes scrambled egg. I wanted to laugh, but the whole things almost painful to watch. The younger bros are saints for letting him continue at it.
Now that there's only two episodes left, it does feel like things are a bit rushed and not fully developed, especially SanWon's courtship to her accepting his confession, not that I'm complaining at seeing them as a couple, but it feels too soon after they're reunited.
Their relationship are set to fail if they don't even trust each other enough, even without SFL adding to the picture. The SML being the annoying guy with good intention but ending up hurting her, and the FL doesn't seem to care enough to ask for an explanation. From the hallway meet up, it's very clear that there's nothing going on with SFL and SML, but however many times she's said she's moved on, FL really hasn't and still not ready to know the truth and get closure.
As his fans, I just wished he'd come back to acting soon! But he's been enjoying things as a singer and meeting his fans, so I really can't complain. Can't wait to see which of these offers he'll confirm first!
Finishing the last two episodes is a chore. I like most of it up to the 13th episodes, even if some of the scenes feel repetitive. The soundtracks are definitely the best part of the drama, though.
I need to rant a bit, tough. KYS is the key element, she knew it the second time she went back to the past, but still, she wasted the chance by trying to handle things herself. And the accident in In-Hyeok's hometown could have been avoided if only she thinks for a moment and stayed in the train back to Seoul, because what are the odds KYS is gonna get and kidnap her back to that town?? She's sitting duck on a memory that has yet to happen. It's rather hard to be sympathetic when things go downhill after that.
Also, not sure why the writer thinks it's a good idea to make Sol disabled when she isn't in the webtoon, only to write her in that way? She gets to drive only after she went back in time and avoided her accident? Don't they know disabled people can hold down a job and drive, too? Good thing they don't elaborate more on that because they clearly don't know what they're doing in that direction.
From the start he's made to be a typical audaciously unapologetic and unfeeling scum at the time when FL confronted…
Yeah, even if Kim Joon threatened him to cut off Seonyul's treatment if he didn't follow his orders, there wasn't anyone in that alley and the words he said to Soohyun were unnecessarily cruel. I hope they're just going to show him as a two-faced scum, instead of giving him a redeeming backstory.
First of all, as the main root of his revenge, Seonyul should accept that his father k*lled a child, albeit unintentionally, and caused great pain to Soohyun, on top of that, he didn't receive his due punishment. He only sees Soohyun as the one at fault and unwilling to acknowledge what his father did (or didn't do) and directs his skill and energy toward uncovering the truth behind the accident. The again, he's too blinded by his own pain and suffering to see far beyond.
my crazy unlikely theory would be that the neighboor kid opened the gate bc kang soo ho (her husband) is his dad…
I think the neighbour kid, Heejae, is actually Kim Joon's son. Kang Soo Ho mentioned about 'his son' safety not guaranted when he met Hyegeum and told her he knew all about her laundering Kim Joon's money.
I wanted to suspect the neighbour, but she was outside their house on the day of Gunwoo's accident. Also, Suho was blackmailed using a recording of his front gate which most likely showed the girl he cheated with leaving the house.
Anyways, if they’re gonna do a 2nd season, they should have just fleshed it out as a 16-ep drama to allow room for progress and natural flow instead of cramming it within 8-ep, jumping from one thrilling scene to another.
I need to rant a bit, tough. KYS is the key element, she knew it the second time she went back to the past, but still, she wasted the chance by trying to handle things herself. And the accident in In-Hyeok's hometown could have been avoided if only she thinks for a moment and stayed in the train back to Seoul, because what are the odds KYS is gonna get and kidnap her back to that town?? She's sitting duck on a memory that has yet to happen. It's rather hard to be sympathetic when things go downhill after that.
Also, not sure why the writer thinks it's a good idea to make Sol disabled when she isn't in the webtoon, only to write her in that way? She gets to drive only after she went back in time and avoided her accident? Don't they know disabled people can hold down a job and drive, too? Good thing they don't elaborate more on that because they clearly don't know what they're doing in that direction.