For their son to get him, he'd either have to (1) go back in time to get his father (putting himself in danger, fire and all) OR (2) simply "find and bring" something or someone back from the past or any point in time on the timeline.
#2 being the safer, more plausible explanation
He basically wished his father here, from 18 years ago, as his mother asked. Awesome. And that timing just so happens to be right before the explosion occurred 18 years ago.
Sunjae's line from the preview of ep14 "If I want to be involved with you, should I be ready to die or something?"This…
I hate to break everyone's hopes but no, he could have very well say that WITHOUT remembering a thing.
Because it's a common phrase that Koreans use. Like if someone is preventing you from doing something with all their might, then you would say "Do I need to be willing to die (/should i be ready to die or something) in order to be able to do xyz"?
I wish it was his turn to do all that time travel business, like give us some isekai, and make him go do it better than she did— give us a happy ending
Logic isn't a part of this drama, I get that. Still, I thought it was supposed to be a revenge/avenge story. But,…
Romance has already happened and is continuing to happen. The guy deeply cares for Rahee. Dohyuk cares for Mone, going as far as to warn her about the other evil guy that showed up this season. Rahee somehow felt so remorseful after seeing her daughter defend her - the characterization of her character this season does not match past seasons. She didn't care about Dami at all, and was just a selfish person. Suddenly she changed to fit the writer's convenience. Meh
I still watch the trainwreck lol. Clearly didn't learn my lesson from Penthouse.
This drama is a pile of hot garbage. I don't even know why I'm still watching this. Maybe because of Lee Joon…
I mean, this is coming from the writer of Penthouse, is it not? What were we expecting haha.... yet I still am shocked how wild this drama is. Evil people have a nice shield, while the good people suffer.
Maybe that's why the writer is trying to use Rahee/Lahui to be the one to fight vs evil because she is similar to them. They made her all repentful -_- Sigh.
For a second, I thought time would rewind - like one of those isekai shows - and RaHee would have a second chance at doing right. But no looool this train is still goingggg
I have NO idea how the farc did this family actually managed that conglomerate - no, make that, how the farc did…
So it serves the plot, of course :) hehe Kind of like how there are often so many incompetent policeman in some kdramas while in crime-solving kdramas, suddenly law enforcement are allstars and are even better than what we see IRL (almost fantasy level)!
I really resent FLs family except the Aunt and the Dad for treating the ML like trash. They need this humbling.…
Right? Even the Grandpa treated his own daughter (Haein's Aunt) like trash. My heart broke for her cause sure, her personality is a little blunt and rough around the edges, but she genuinely cares for her family. But then the grandpa just told her she's ruining his life just as her mother had (his late wife) - what a horrible, scarring thing to say to your own daughter!!
I'm getting sad ending vibes, but that's cause I don't want to get my hopes up that she'll live and be absolutely broken + crying later XD what about you?
The family is certainly lucky!
(1) go back in time to get his father (putting himself in danger, fire and all) OR
(2) simply "find and bring" something or someone back from the past or any point in time on the timeline.
#2 being the safer, more plausible explanation
He basically wished his father here, from 18 years ago, as his mother asked. Awesome.
And that timing just so happens to be right before the explosion occurred 18 years ago.
'Hidden Love' was very much slice-of-life, slower paced and more closely resembles real life (?), not so dramatic
Kind of like "it's water under the bridge" or "I'll do xyz when hell freezes over" and things like that. Not literal.
Because it's a common phrase that Koreans use. Like if someone is preventing you from doing something with all their might, then you would say "Do I need to be willing to die (/should i be ready to die or something) in order to be able to do xyz"?
:((( I hate to crush hopes
I FELT THE SAME
It felt like i missed a huge chunk of time or something
Or did I miss something..?
The guy deeply cares for Rahee. Dohyuk cares for Mone, going as far as to warn her about the other evil guy that showed up this season. Rahee somehow felt so remorseful after seeing her daughter defend her - the characterization of her character this season does not match past seasons. She didn't care about Dami at all, and was just a selfish person. Suddenly she changed to fit the writer's convenience. Meh
I still watch the trainwreck lol. Clearly didn't learn my lesson from Penthouse.
Maybe that's why the writer is trying to use Rahee/Lahui to be the one to fight vs evil because she is similar to them. They made her all repentful -_- Sigh.
There's bound to be similarities because we're all human with unique lives but there are of course, similarities even between each unique life.
Kind of like how there are often so many incompetent policeman in some kdramas while in crime-solving kdramas, suddenly law enforcement are allstars and are even better than what we see IRL (almost fantasy level)!
what about you?