Similar yet quite different from the chinese version. So far I'm enjoying it a lot. I haven't read the novel,…
As far as I know (I've only read the first 8 chapters of the novel because that's all I could find translated online), the Chinese version follows the book quite closely except for its ending.
Someone explain to me why this drama is more popular than Love in the Moonlight
It could be a variety of reasons - the numerous popular actors/idols, returning fans of the novel/Chinese drama, the intriguing trailers. Basically, it boils down to personal preference.
Keep in mind that it might be more popular on MDL but not in other measures of popularity - for example, viewership ratings. Also, its popularity on MDL is subject to change as the drama ends and in future when other users watch it. Not like the rating on MDL is really going to affect the drama anyway.
However, just because a drama might be popular and some may not agree, it's not really nice to accuse those watching it for purely superficial reasons. Even if it is for superficial reasons, nothing's wrong with that. Personal opinions, guys, please respect that!
Okay.. It looks like the end of the episode made you all forget about something.. Or maybe it's just me who found…
Yup, it seems that's exactly how it is. I got scared when I saw Yeon Hwa's interest in So because I read that Wang So (future Gwangjong) did have his half sister for his wife and future Queen in real life. I was just hoping they'd conveniently forget that for this drama.
However! We do know that Hae Soo is Wang So's "fated lover" and from all the smiles we've been getting recently, So's getting fond (and I'm hoping close to falling for) Soo. So it's not all bad?
Not gonna lie, there were a few times I thought the male leads were going to end up together instead!
Not a bad movie but the relationship portrayed between Kurosaki and Yuu at certain times felt terrible because it edges so close to sexual violence almost? I mean, I get that she liked the dominance after a while and I liked the ending way more than the entire movie and prior episodes as it showed a hint of an equal relationship. Plus, it was the first time Kurosaki and Yuu actually had a laugh together. I guess it depends on the person but the way they portrayed the romance was really uncomfortable for me. To each their own I suppose.
I did enjoy the relationship she had with her friend though. So many times a friendship gets ruined because of them liking the same guy. I like that her friend was more mature than that.
Watching this makes me feel somewhat like a zombie but I just want to know what happens so I watch anyway despite the brainless feeling. I always skip any scene with Hye Ji, I just can't handle her. Also, Hyun Min got a lot less interesting to me since he got rejected...he's lost his spark. I still can't bring myself to like Ji Woon. The OST is nice though!
Guys, I'm scared. I read on the Wikipedia page for this drama that Yeon Hwa (the bratty Princess who lives at…
I really hope I read the wrong thing too. However, one of the reasons why I believe it might be true is because the real Wang So (Gwangjong) apparently did marry his half sister who was his queen (again, I read this on Wikipedia). I just kind of hope they leave that part out.
that moment when you are so confident unraveling the spoiler tag cause you've seen the latest episode but you…
I saw the same spoiler so I understand your feelings! However, this is dramaland so I'm keeping the hope alive. Faked death and elopement is always an option :)
Episode 6 preview 2 : https://youtu.be/E2FjQW4HhbA
(posting this since I only saw the 2nd preview when I was watching the episodes before I heard there was another preview)
Keep in mind that it might be more popular on MDL but not in other measures of popularity - for example, viewership ratings. Also, its popularity on MDL is subject to change as the drama ends and in future when other users watch it. Not like the rating on MDL is really going to affect the drama anyway.
However, just because a drama might be popular and some may not agree, it's not really nice to accuse those watching it for purely superficial reasons. Even if it is for superficial reasons, nothing's wrong with that. Personal opinions, guys, please respect that!
However! We do know that Hae Soo is Wang So's "fated lover" and from all the smiles we've been getting recently, So's getting fond (and I'm hoping close to falling for) Soo. So it's not all bad?
Not a bad movie but the relationship portrayed between Kurosaki and Yuu at certain times felt terrible because it edges so close to sexual violence almost? I mean, I get that she liked the dominance after a while and I liked the ending way more than the entire movie and prior episodes as it showed a hint of an equal relationship. Plus, it was the first time Kurosaki and Yuu actually had a laugh together. I guess it depends on the person but the way they portrayed the romance was really uncomfortable for me. To each their own I suppose.
I did enjoy the relationship she had with her friend though. So many times a friendship gets ruined because of them liking the same guy. I like that her friend was more mature than that.
Also, our precious cinnamon roll So is softening!
(Raw)