Esther is devouring this character i dropped Ski into love because of er voice but she's actually speaking normally…
yeah i dropped it too 😭 i wasn’t even sure about My Journey to You in the first place because of her. i was side-eyeing the whole thing like 🤨 “do i really wanna commit?” BUT—plot twist—her character is actually kinda badass so I ended up watching it anyway… despite the doubts… despite the hesitation… despite my will to be productive. now I’ve come crawling to the reviews like a lost soul, and after reading this comment? yeah. fine. guess I'll watch this one too!! 🍿✨
I really love this one. I’m rewatching it because of the gaming theme even though they only show it in the first few episodes. I feel way more connected to that part, maybe because I’m an esports player too. My gosh, I’m feeling so nostalgic watching it again:)
Okay, the first two episodes were really enjoyable, but now the drama’s gotten so predictable. I’m just gonna wait until episode 11 drops and then jump back in. Yeah… I’m skipping episodes 5 through 10 and only watching the last four.
My genuine review of Moon Lovers Scarlet Heart Ryeo is this no matter how much I love the leads, when I first watched it at 14, I didn’t really understand it. The ending made me cry, but now that I'm 19 and rewatching, the story doesn’t make sense at all. I’m on episode 8, and the relationships are more tangled than a math problem.
IU’s character, Hae Soo (originally Go Ha-jin), is from the future but now is living in the past. She’s Hae Soo now girl, stop falling for Hae Soo’s cousin’s husband. And the 8th Prince? He’s way creepier and disloyal than I remembered. How could he fall for his wife’s cousin? That’s not justifiable.
The political setup is interesting, but the drama also shows a step-sibling marriage, which honestly feels disturbing to me. Now that I’m older, the story feels narrow, messy, and morally confusing. And no, I don’t care what the fandom says I genuinely can’t stand Wang So. The older I get, the more unhinged he feels. Bro’s trauma is tragic, sure, but that does not excuse half the stuff he does. I’m watching this like… girl, run.
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BUT—plot twist—her character is actually kinda badass so I ended up watching it anyway… despite the doubts… despite the hesitation… despite my will to be productive.
now I’ve come crawling to the reviews like a lost soul, and after reading this comment? yeah. fine. guess I'll watch this one too!! 🍿✨
IU’s character, Hae Soo (originally Go Ha-jin), is from the future but now is living in the past. She’s Hae Soo now girl, stop falling for Hae Soo’s cousin’s husband. And the 8th Prince? He’s way creepier and disloyal than I remembered. How could he fall for his wife’s cousin? That’s not justifiable.
The political setup is interesting, but the drama also shows a step-sibling marriage, which honestly feels disturbing to me. Now that I’m older, the story feels narrow, messy, and morally confusing. And no, I don’t care what the fandom says I genuinely can’t stand Wang So. The older I get, the more unhinged he feels. Bro’s trauma is tragic, sure, but that does not excuse half the stuff he does. I’m watching this like… girl, run.