So much fun! I find myself smiling all the time. I hope we stick in the fantasy and this doesn't get more realistic later on. I wish all rom coms were like this! Absolutely love the mains!
I sobbed again with eps 43-44, my heart aches for the leads, we all knew it wouldn't be happy ever after, but…
Interesting, I didn't pay attention but the darker mode was indeed use for flashbacks. I only paid attention to what the narrator told "Ichiro Takaki was never heard of again". When he remembered his happier moments during the crash I though he died. I thought the reference to destroying evidence referred to that the Japanese destroyed everything that could be used in international courts to convict them of war crimes. I failed to notice this concerned the spy organization (gotta check again).
I might need to amend that statement lol. That scene with Ye Bingying all alone on the runway seeing the multiple…
These scenes were both so great. And there was the one in the beach when the villagers attacked the Japanese. I totally didn't expect to laugh during ep 44 when ML & FL were full throttle crashing into the sea. But what a great bridge to looking at their happier moments. I enjoyed this drama so much. Thanks for writing a review!
The hallucinations caused by the brain injury from the accident (shown by the long coma) are actually very dangerous.…
What an awful message. Frivolous. I can't get over the fact that Ho Jin should have called the police the moment when he found her in his home with the dagger in her hand
Some lighter BTS:https://m.weibo.cn/detail/5256536395350702
Edward Zhang always has this twinkle in his eyes. His character in Fearless Blood totally cracked me up :) Except he's of course totally different (desperate) in Three Body. What a great actor.
Liu Duan Duan's acting is awesome, with all the microexpressions. I didn't like Tong Qiu's flippant character at the beginning of the drama, but now his pain is really getting under my skin (am currently at ep 30).
I don't know, but cinematography is not really important in this drama. I had a WeTV subscription for some time but it only offered romantic dramas in my region.
I love how this explores serious topics, has lovable characters and isn't pure fluff (am currently at ep 5). Hong…
The hallucinations caused by the brain injury from the accident (shown by the long coma) are actually very dangerous. For example, if a person hears voices (another kind of hallucination) they can order the patient to kill herself or someone else. If Mu Hui is in a stressful situation, the danger increases. She really should be under psychiatric care. It's not true that there is no medication for hallucinations (there are effective medications). That she relies on Ho Jin to be her strength is quite wrong for Ho Jin.
If they once again end this with the message that love is the cure for psychiatric conditions and magically wipe them away (as in Dear Hyeri), I'll be quite angry.
Richard Hammond (Top Gear) is a real life example of how brain injuries can show themselves many years after an accident - even if it seems that the patient is wholly cured.
I love how this explores serious topics, has lovable characters and isn't pure fluff (am currently at ep 5). Hong sisters can always trusted to write well and provide genuinely good, funny moments. I just have a wish about the portrayal of mental health issue caused by the accident and resulting brain injury.
If they once again end this with the message that love is the cure for psychiatric conditions and magically wipe them away (as in Dear Hyeri), I'll be quite angry.
Richard Hammond (Top Gear) is a real life example of how brain injuries can show themselves many years after an accident - even if it seems that the patient is wholly cured.