There's an english movie from 2010 with a similar plot called "Life as we know it"
Also there's a cdrama called "The Love You Give Me" (single mum is forced to reunite with her first love/ kid's father- the father wasn't aware about his son's existance so he tries to win them back by living together with her). Second couple might get a bit annoying though depending on tastes but their scenes are skippable if you don't like them.
atp i don't think it's anyone of the people we know. hyejoo's dad or hyejoo they all are random useless people…
It could be a crime of passion? With the Ex? I wasn’t really thinking that deep about her but ever since their so called farewell from ep 9, it’s been bugging me.
-She was the one who voluntarily targeted the prosecutor. -She has beef with WS (seeing as he kind of was their communicator at least at one point) -She met Laik before the incident and it didn’t end in good terms -The missing piece of evidence from ep 10 could have been an old gift meant for her that she threw back at him when they broke up? (I might be grasping straws here) -The case is just too convenient in a way. Ruin Laik’s reputation in SK even if he is later found innocent so he will be forced to migrate to the US to start again (Plan B after WS was murdered unintentionally)
The craziest reveal would be if it turns out that the real culprit is the fourth member🙈. What if Jae Hee actually confronted WS and found out the truth but stormed out in anger…only he didn’t realize the fourth member had followed him? He could have heard WS and JH arguing? Once JH left, lLosing his cool, the fourth guy could have attached WS and accidentally stab him. The missing earring can be explained on the hyppothesis that Laik lost the earring during one of their shows previously and the fourth guy found it. He’d been meaning to return it but didn’t get a chance. Returning the earring would have been a good excuse to meet him that night to talk things over (the guy seemed pretty passive compared to the others to directly confront Laik). During the altercation he dropped the earring. Afterall he was willing to pretend that Jaehee was in the hospital with him without being prompted and he was the first to drop out of the band. He even has barely any screen time 🙈
The game is not the central focus of the drama. It's just how they met and influences the way they behave during…
I see. The summary above is a bit misleading for those who are looking for what you mentioned since the game doesn't really progress in parallel to real life- just that Xiu switches between avatars so she plays different characters. The Mayor's death is irrelevant 😅🙈
There is a major issue with the drama. The VR game scenes are boring, and I feel sleepy whenever they appear on…
The game is not the central focus of the drama. It's just how they met and influences the way they behave during the initial episodes. In the latter episodes the game kind of helps them navigate with life 🙈
It's a side gig for the ML and his bestfriend handles the management side.
Inspiration for a project bid. The key figure spearheading the project is somebody who has an emotional attachment…
Yes, the subs used for LBL in my site was pretty badly timed too. It was too fast/ non existent. Hopefully they'll fix it eventually. The issue wasn't really there in the last few episodes.
just wished second couple had a little more time,overall drama was good
In the corporate world, they are practically married if it helps.
They have too many "collaboration/ partnership" contracts...if anything goes wrong (hopefully not since they are so perfect for eachother!), the process would be like a divorce of sort 😅
please tell me if there’s any breakup in between or not. thank you!
They don't drag it since the FL is very vocal.
Honestly it doesn't even feel like a breakup- more like a breather since they are able to clear it pretty quickly/ most of the breakup essentially covers how the FL tries to sort through her feelings- she's trapped between her love for the ML whose only mistake was keeping too many secrets from her when she told him not to do it anymore vs. being a filial daughter.
Inspiration for a project bid. The key figure spearheading the project is somebody who has an emotional attachment…
Sure :)
Do you mean VR for the project or the game?
For the project, if I remember correctly, they will be using VR to give Lyman's customers a similar immersive experience like in Rongchang city but with a choice of decades.
With the game, my understanding is that it's a real escape room type of game setup. That's why the gaming location sets, props, food, and even fake snow are real.
The VR set is used for special effects like with the whole sequence with the ghosts and additional snow effect. VR is used here to enhance the gamer's experience. Even in ep 1, the fancy opening for the game was just a special effect to make the game feel more otherworldly instead of feeling like you are entering a new room. They might have sound effects too but honestly I can't recall now what kind of headset they use 🙈
There is a minor plothole when you consider the cctv footage/ leaked video since they didn't add the headsets in any of these bits but honestly it's not worth fretting over - i didn't even notice it until I saw the comments🙈
(Oops sorry - didn't realize my response was so long!)
I'm curious if something similar to this immersive role playing game exists... if it does I'd like to try one…
Probably available in China to a certain extent. I've seen some tourism related reels where they have some pretty insane events and the cosplay looks so amazing.
Or perhaps may be if an entity like TeamLab Japan collaborates with a high end escape room?
They both are architects, he is an established genius, she is aspiring. They meet at a cosplaying mystery VR game…
His screentime with the FL is pretty low and the FL is pretty no-nonsense so she politely draws a line from the beginning.
Once she realizes just how slimey he is, she kicks him out of her life. We don't even get the mandotary "farewell" conversation SMLs usually get with FLs in the final arc.
This might be a dumb question but I seemed to have missed the part (can't seem to find it), why the ML has to…
Inspiration for a project bid. The key figure spearheading the project is somebody who has an emotional attachment to a lane similar to where the FL lives. So the ML decides to live there for 3 months in order to get a full immersive experience that can influence his bid design.
It's also kind of a nod towards the drama's corporate theme/ the ML's late father's influence - buildings should have a soul. This is the reason why the ML's bid was able to win over established giants like the SML's company.
Hopefully they won't make things unnecessarily complicated- the plot can be fun (and fresh for a recent kdrama) if done right 🤞
Also there's a cdrama called "The Love You Give Me" (single mum is forced to reunite with her first love/ kid's father- the father wasn't aware about his son's existance so he tries to win them back by living together with her). Second couple might get a bit annoying though depending on tastes but their scenes are skippable if you don't like them.
-She was the one who voluntarily targeted the prosecutor.
-She has beef with WS (seeing as he kind of was their communicator at least at one point)
-She met Laik before the incident and it didn’t end in good terms
-The missing piece of evidence from ep 10 could have been an old gift meant for her that she threw back at him when they broke up? (I might be grasping straws here)
-The case is just too convenient in a way. Ruin Laik’s reputation in SK even if he is later found innocent so he will be forced to migrate to the US to start again (Plan B after WS was murdered unintentionally)
The craziest reveal would be if it turns out that the real culprit is the fourth member🙈. What if Jae Hee actually confronted WS and found out the truth but stormed out in anger…only he didn’t realize the fourth member had followed him? He could have heard WS and JH arguing? Once JH left, lLosing his cool, the fourth guy could have attached WS and accidentally stab him. The missing earring can be explained on the hyppothesis that Laik lost the earring during one of their shows previously and the fourth guy found it. He’d been meaning to return it but didn’t get a chance. Returning the earring would have been a good excuse to meet him that night to talk things over (the guy seemed pretty passive compared to the others to directly confront Laik). During the altercation he dropped the earring. Afterall he was willing to pretend that Jaehee was in the hospital with him without being prompted and he was the first to drop out of the band. He even has barely any screen time 🙈
I found this more balanced.
It's a side gig for the ML and his bestfriend handles the management side.
I haven't seen Subway in a long time and the skin care roller product is not promoted much either but PPA in general is still quite active.
If it's not on 26, check 25. It was in one of these episodes.
Hopefully they'll fix it eventually. The issue wasn't really there in the last few episodes.
They have too many "collaboration/ partnership" contracts...if anything goes wrong (hopefully not since they are so perfect for eachother!), the process would be like a divorce of sort 😅
Honestly it doesn't even feel like a breakup- more like a breather since they are able to clear it pretty quickly/ most of the breakup essentially covers how the FL tries to sort through her feelings- she's trapped between her love for the ML whose only mistake was keeping too many secrets from her when she told him not to do it anymore vs. being a filial daughter.
Do you mean VR for the project or the game?
For the project, if I remember correctly, they will be using VR to give Lyman's customers a similar immersive experience like in Rongchang city but with a choice of decades.
With the game, my understanding is that it's a real escape room type of game setup. That's why the gaming location sets, props, food, and even fake snow are real.
The VR set is used for special effects like with the whole sequence with the ghosts and additional snow effect. VR is used here to enhance the gamer's experience. Even in ep 1, the fancy opening for the game was just a special effect to make the game feel more otherworldly instead of feeling like you are entering a new room. They might have sound effects too but honestly I can't recall now what kind of headset they use 🙈
There is a minor plothole when you consider the cctv footage/ leaked video since they didn't add the headsets in any of these bits but honestly it's not worth fretting over - i didn't even notice it until I saw the comments🙈
(Oops sorry - didn't realize my response was so long!)
Or perhaps may be if an entity like TeamLab Japan collaborates with a high end escape room?
Once she realizes just how slimey he is, she kicks him out of her life. We don't even get the mandotary "farewell" conversation SMLs usually get with FLs in the final arc.
It's also kind of a nod towards the drama's corporate theme/ the ML's late father's influence - buildings should have a soul. This is the reason why the ML's bid was able to win over established giants like the SML's company.