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I cannot force myself to get to this drama. Stopped on episode 5. Can someone please spoil me what happens next?

Thanks so much! Added all the modern dramas to my list. Period dramas are not my faves, I avoid them in k-dramas too.

Good to know! I am going to put it away even more :D

Might check it out later. Thanks!

There are too many like that, craving some proper series for now.

Thanks! I love romance dramas and would appreciate "enemies to lovers" recommendations as well.

How’s it going so far? 32 episodes are really detering me from watching. I have tried getting through When I Fly Towars You as my first c-drama, but I dropped it after forcing myself halfway through. Let me know if this one is worth it as my second attempt at c-dramas.

What’s the genre of this drama? How’s the chemistry between ML/FL? Considering whether to watch it or not.

I agree with your take, though both dramas have their upsides. Nevertheless was my first k-drama ever and I absolutely hated it. I hated the characters, how overly dramatic and illogical they are. ML felt toxic for the sake of being toxic, that’s why I appreciate the ML of the Japanese drama more. He seems more grounded and human. Korean ML just seemed evil. Japanese ML has softness that makes him more human.

However, I can’t say the same about Miu. Nabi was fiery, Miu seems cold and empty, almost lacking personality. And I agree, the chemistry was almost non-existent. I wouldn’t even call Japanese version “sexy.” Other couples felt the same. Extremely superficial attraction between them. Don’t even mention style in the Japanese version. Abomination.

It might be a good time to rewatch Korean Nevertheless.

I agree with you a bit. And honestly, I have noticed that in a lot of dramas younger versions have stronger chemistry than the older ones. And this k-drama was the same, school year chemistry carried the relationship of older FL and ML, I think.

Basically, Jae-i’s “suicide” attempt shone light on the fact that her sister was not actually dead and exposed all the dirty deeds of her dad while also helping her escape. Now she can live her life in hiding far away from her family. That’s why she was training to hold her breath under water in a pool.



However, we can see the dad did not get much punishment. He knows his daughter well enough to understand that she’s not dead. So she’s looking for her and keeping an eye on Woo Seul Gi in case she knows something.

Same! They only have friendly vibes.

Thanks for the recommendation. I have added it to the list.

Thanks for all the advice. I have added this to my list and will give it a try when I will have some down time to commit to 32-episode drama.

The only Chinese drama I have watched before is When I Fly Towards You and I dropped it after forcing myself to get through 10 episodes. Should I still give this one a try and commit to a longer watch?

Just finished watching this. Very decent drama, however the chemistry of the actors playing you ger leads is unmatched. I would have preferred to watch them more.

In the preview they don’t show him revealing his identity in the next episode. So, maybe this mistery will last longer, if previews can be at all trusted.

Most likely. This trope is truly annoying.

I think this drama is rated lower than it should be. Most slice of life dramas are characterised as “boring,” but then maybe this genre is not for you.

I believe this drama is pretty decent, nothing crazy or dramatic, true to life story, characters feel like real human beings, nice exploration of family dynamics, fame and how to achieve it coming from different backgrounds.

I think it makes sense for Master Jang to want Chae Ok to live a normal life. Something she did not get for over hundred years. So, instead of being selfish and making her relive this trauma after she almost died (not the first time), he (I assume) decided to let her live. Also, possibly, his memories were also removed, but we do not know. I guess we might learn in season 3, if it comes.


Also, dramatically, it makes a lot of sense for Seung Jo to kill Lady Maeda. She literally raised him to be a monster and a monster she got. You reap what you sow. Master Jang and Chae Ok were never about killing people on purpose. That's why Master Jang did not kill Maeda when he weakened her and had a clear chance. He wanted remorse and apology from her as he mentioned in the conversation with Seung Jo, not to kill her.


I believe all of the things happening in the series make sense. They just maybe needed one more episode to build a tighter story, show us a bit more of the past and how we got to where we are. It did feel rushed and left some things unaddressed. But personally, I was not disappointed as much as I could have been.