watching this show just makes me feel the suffering of the people. koreans really suffered through the 1900s, starting with the japanese occupation, then WW2, and the korean war. and all that just to struggle for years under several dictatorships. things only started to get better in the 1990s in terms of civil rights.
my heart just aches seeing the military on a power trip in the show, knowing the same is probably happening Myanmar right now all while suffering the full brunt of COVID-19.
hi does this show have scenes where the team goes to other cities for competitions and stay at a hotel (the leads don't have to be sleeping together)? asking for a friend... i know its a weird and highly specific qns
at ep 20 and the FL definitely became more likable after the body swap. BUT i still hate what she did in ep 1…
yes that scene was necessary to create tension between the leads before the body switch. thankfully sheng sheng is a very decent person and female lead in the rest of the drama
when i saw the ending i got flashbacks to grade 4 when my english teacher told me to never end a story essay with…
i think they did this to drive two messages, 1. we need to have more empathy, and 2. things don't always work out in real life. but honestly, i think they were already communicating the messages well enough throughout the story. all it did for me was infuriate me though
at ep 20 and the FL definitely became more likable after the body swap. BUT i still hate what she did in ep 1…
you are definitely right in saying that i can't empathize with the female lead. and its also kind of funny because i usually should relate more to the sheng sheng compared to jiang yi, considering she's a regular person with a normal job while he is a superstar whose lifestyle i know nothing about. i understand why she did it but i still don't think it was right
Just gonna pretend the last 10 min of epi never happend. God!!! It escalated so quickly. That's the ending the…
when i saw the ending i got flashbacks to grade 4 when my english teacher told me to never end a story essay with "it was just a dream/novel/tv show". now i really understand why
done watching and all I get from watching this drama is that it's a chaotic neutral sort of drama ~~ not gonna…
i liked the message of the show too about sympathy and how things aren't so easy in real life. i know they were trying to drive the message through with the whole novel ending but i didn't think it was necessary, since i think the show portrayed the message well enough. i think the novel ending is such a hit or miss.
also i did find it draggy when they got together. their interaction was sooo fun when they were just friends
my heart just aches seeing the military on a power trip in the show, knowing the same is probably happening Myanmar right now all while suffering the full brunt of COVID-19.
also i did find it draggy when they got together. their interaction was sooo fun when they were just friends