A pretty important role. I tried adding. Let's see if they accept: source https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/873797. If I fail, you also can try by giving this source.
a nice watch, fluffy. But just that, not ambitious in the least. More like a TV production than a movie theatre film. I don't see why people would actually pay to see this. Ahn Bo Hyun's acting is absolutely delightful though, flawless. 7.0/10
A very touching and emotional youth and family drama. The first 6 episodes are heartbreaking and sad, but in a good way. We see the reasons for the younger brother's depression and anxiety very well. I was moved to tears, which is rare. I found the drama quite a realistic portrayal of a dysfunctional family.
The older brother, violently ousted from the family, is not a knight in a shining armor, but comes to the support of his brother, just because he's needed. The "way home" in the title means that he slowly admits to himself how lonely he has been and that he actually longs to return to the family. But this happens by his own terms. The brothers first have to break free from the suffocating family environment before they can bring the whole family back to its tracks.
The father figure in this drama is the kind that I constantly wanted to hit him in the head with a baseball bat. But unreasonable people like that do exist in real life. The mother was just a little less frustrating. The kind of a meak person that do exist in real life.
I found this from Youku by browsing the family dramas category. Somewhat crazy that people think the relationship between two brothers should be BL. Nothing in the drama even remotely gives that kind of ideas. Although the brothers are not related by blood, they grew up as brothers in the same family and didn't even know the older brother's dad (younger brother's uncle) wasn't his real dad. This is not "bromance" either since it's all in the family.
The writing takes a small dive towards the end. It's good that it's this short. I didn't particularly like the meddling gossipy villager characters. But the drama wanted to portray how a dysfunctional village community can come together and build better relationships.
All in all, a very heartwarming drama which I give 8.5.
Watched the first 5 eps. This is entertaining to the max. Enjoying the stylishness of the production. Ricky Chan's…
I wonder how ML managed to convince his cop colleague that the loop thing is real. Or why the other cops take his orders without protesting. But plot holes are inevitable in time loop dramas.
Watched the first 5 eps. This is entertaining to the max. Enjoying the stylishness of the production. Ricky Chan's expressions are priceless! Highly recommended.
At ep 4, there's more emphasis on action and fight scenes than plot and character depth. Thinking of dropping. Yang Xu Wen is pretty wooden in his role. Some of the antagonists are so obnoxious (Zhao Zun) I don't really want to see more of them.
I'm at ep 21 and finding this drama very high quality and entertaining. The historical background viewed through individual characters is very satisfying to me. I'm watching more for the history and less for the romance. Both first 2 stories focus on how the MCs slowly bind through shared values.
Loving the 2nd story arc better. Mr Yang character is so well written, terrible but funny at the same time. In the first story the antagonists are (understandably, due to context) such beasts that it was more stressful to watch.
Tong Yao is an absolutely fantastic actor, pls watch her Tender Light. Liu Yi Jun, also always great. In short, if you're mainly looking for romance, both first 2 story arcs are very slow burn.
around ep 24 this gets pretty tiresome with the constant twists and threats to the mains. too few peaceful moments. imo. 10 eps shorter would have been better (am currently at ep 29, watching from Viki, glad there's a 4 day break before the next ep drops).
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The older brother, violently ousted from the family, is not a knight in a shining armor, but comes to the support of his brother, just because he's needed. The "way home" in the title means that he slowly admits to himself how lonely he has been and that he actually longs to return to the family. But this happens by his own terms. The brothers first have to break free from the suffocating family environment before they can bring the whole family back to its tracks.
The father figure in this drama is the kind that I constantly wanted to hit him in the head with a baseball bat. But unreasonable people like that do exist in real life. The mother was just a little less frustrating. The kind of a meak person that do exist in real life.
I found this from Youku by browsing the family dramas category. Somewhat crazy that people think the relationship between two brothers should be BL. Nothing in the drama even remotely gives that kind of ideas. Although the brothers are not related by blood, they grew up as brothers in the same family and didn't even know the older brother's dad (younger brother's uncle) wasn't his real dad. This is not "bromance" either since it's all in the family.
The writing takes a small dive towards the end. It's good that it's this short. I didn't particularly like the meddling gossipy villager characters. But the drama wanted to portray how a dysfunctional village community can come together and build better relationships.
All in all, a very heartwarming drama which I give 8.5.
Loving the 2nd story arc better. Mr Yang character is so well written, terrible but funny at the same time. In the first story the antagonists are (understandably, due to context) such beasts that it was more stressful to watch.
Tong Yao is an absolutely fantastic actor, pls watch her Tender Light. Liu Yi Jun, also always great. In short, if you're mainly looking for romance, both first 2 story arcs are very slow burn.
WDBTD is not among to 20 most popular for 2025.
This Thriving Land most popular, then Double Track Puzzle, then Footprints of Change.
If someone is interested in what the chinese domestic TV audience values, these are an entirely different genre.