got that uh-uh

Its okay if you didn't have a good experience with those previous dramas because I didn't either but stop judging dramas so early on. The drama gives a very much obvious explanation to why the actress is acting childish and this is supposed to be a rom-COM. You can choose not to enjoy a drama but commenting about it multiple times just seems like you are obsessed

I believe that driver is some kind of stalker, he is definitely giving off those vibes esp when he asked the police repeatedly if she didn't suffer any critical injury when he HIT her pretty hard.

Moving, Love Take Two, Romance In the House! These all are recent and some of my current favs, but its okay if they are not your cup of tea!

They are just actors lmao?? If they can act out their roles what more do you want them to do lmao?

I love this drama so muccch and re-watched two times already but I hope I don't jinx it cos whenever I get excited for something, it starts disappointing me 🙂. I hope this drama keeps on improving so that I can continue watching it for a long time

good for him!

give the drama a chance first though. Even if they include flashbacks, the main storyline will focus on se-ra's old self and how she tackles her problems so idk, you do you

i think the drama provided the explanation already. Though there is so much to unpack and uncover of the events that happened after the accident she had 25 years ago, it can be pretty much guessed that she lost her popularity for some reason. And I believe Hui-yeong has something to do with that. This is also just a speculation but I believe it will be connected to Du Won, Se-Ra's manager who becomes the CEO of an entertainment company in the future, as well. His character is said to be keeping a close watch on Se-Ra's older self in all the previews of the drama I have read. Maybe, he became Hui-yeong's manager and joined hands with her to bring Se-Ra down at her lowest.


Also, the doctor told Se-Ra that she has 'retrograde amnesia' which is an actual condition that affects the memories of individuals and lead them to remember only the events to a certain point of their lives and leave a huge gap in the present memories. Since it was also said that she came back to the happiest period of her life, Se-Ra likely became depressed after the whole accident thing. There also must have occurred something huge that caused her loss in popularity and depression. Ultimately, she might have chosen to live a peaceful life and work a normal job though she must have been desperate and sad after what had happened.

I recommend watching the series to the end since it is having such a promising start that makes the viewers curious of what might happen next and what has happened and what is happening. ♥️

No, it hasn't been cancelled in South Korea or anywhere as yet. As for the allegations, they are not too serious I hope

it totally depends on where an actor’s at in their career, who’s managing them, and what kinda project they’re eyeing. there’s so much nuance to how it all plays out, ya know?
for big names like ksh, jun ji-hyun, or lee min-ho, they’ve got a ton of say in what roles they take. they don’t even need to audition—producers and writers come straight to them with scripts made to fit their vibe or public image. like, jun ji-hyun was the top pick for my love from the stars cause the writer knew she’d totally own it. these stars usually work with big-time agencies that sort through scripts and hand them the best ones, so they can choose projects that match what they’re aiming for—maybe a huge drama to keep their fame on lock or a small indie film to show off their range. some even have their own production companies or tight bonds with directors, which gives them even more control over what’s next. but, even for these heavy hitters, it’s not always total freedom, ya know? sometimes they might feel pushed to take a role to stay in the spotlight, work with a famous director, or keep their agency or fans happy. like, they might sign onto a massive netflix drama or a franchise gig for that global boost, even if the role’s not their fave. money or long-term deals can also nudge them, especially if they’re tied to multi-project contracts.
now, for newer or mid-level actors, it’s a whole different story, and they don’t get much say. they’re out there auditioning, sometimes against hundreds of others for one part. take jang dong-yoon—he had to beat out over 200 actors to land tale of nokdu. their agencies are super involved, picking which auditions or scripts to go after. rookies might take smaller roles or less exciting projects just to build their name and get noticed. like kang ki-young, who totally shined in supporting roles in what’s wrong with secretary kim, used those gigs to climb up to bigger parts. they might get some choice in what they audition for, but it’s limited, and they might feel like they gotta take what their agency pushes to keep things movin’.
then you got the in-between folks—actors who are known but not quite superstars. they might get roles offered directly but still have to audition for the really big ones, especially in fancy dramas or films by well-known directors. like choi woo-shik, after parasite blew up, he’s gotten pickier, choosing roles that challenge him, but earlier on, he probably had to take whatever came his way to build his rep.
so, yeah, it really comes down to how big you are. top actors get to pick and choose, often with scripts written just for them, while newbies rely on auditions and their agency, so they’ve got less control. even the big shots, though, deal with stuff like market trends, agency dynamics, or career moves shapin’ their choices.

Why would I need to find things out when its something he said in a fcking press release which is meant to be viewed by the public? The lengths some of you go to defend men like these. Even Korean feminist accounts posted about it and you guys are still trying to deny stuff? Talk about being performative

We are not at all mad with the FL. Its just that the writers are not making sense. Also, they should have dropped him and chose another actor or completely dropped the whole plot. They should have probably known that the show isn't going to do well domestically since the broadcasting channel is not that well known and that they are going to rely on the international audience not to flop. And the international audience is famously known for not liking yys so, they should have choosen wiser

I don't trust the writers to do justice to this show which had such a promising premise and characters which are genuinely interesting and don't feel forced. Since its of only 10 eps, time is always running short so, why did they add the very unnecessary plot of her ex? Its been 2 episodes and he hasn't fucking left. Also, why is Beom-woo thirdwheeling? He is supposed to be the main character, THE MAIN GUY. I also don't understand the thought process behind yeon joo deciding to forgive and forget everything and just going to giggling about shit with her ex like he didn't almost destroy her career and made her lose the trust of her mentor. I REPEAT. TAKE THE EX-BF PLOT AWAY. AND REPLACE THEM WITH SUN-WOO'S, YOUNG-HAE'S, CHUN-SEONG'S OR THE OTHER OTHER SIDE CHARACTERS WHICH ARE FAR MORE TOLERABLE THAN WHOEVER THEY ARE TRYING TO FORCE DOWN OUR THROATS. RESOLVE THE CONFLICTS PLEASE. THERE'S ONLY 4 EPS LEFT, WE DON'T WANT TO SEE ANYMORE TENSION, JUST FLUFF AND HEARTWARMING SCENES PLEASE

Personality, I hate both him and his character because he's made misogynistic remarks before and is also a tax evader. The character he plays is trash too

so happy that yu seok is literally everywhere, he has amazing chemistry with everyone so, i am so excited for this!!

i am gagged by lee jong-suk's fine ass like if this is how he looks in the series, i need it right now!!

Okay, so let me break it down: The reason why I think Somi is Haesook is because we have seen that Haesook doesn't remember she HAD a kid but Somi seems to know it. This can't be explained unless we stick to the theory that Haesook lost a part of her memory after dealing with the traumatic loss of her son and her memories became repressed in the form of ‘Somi’. I have seen the other theories about why everyone thinks Somi is Nak-joon's ex who became obsessed with him but lets be honest. After seeing the latest two eps, I don't think that is the case at all. In ep 3, we got to see Haaesook's whole life but chunks of it were left. If she really had a kid, she would have remembered it too since we saw how she could easily remember her life as a kid during the 1950s. And also, there's this argument that Haesook would recognize her young self or Nak-joon would but what if they just, yknow, forgot? Like the police man who needed a reminder to remember everything?


But the thing is that, theories are just theories and we never know what will be right or not. So, only time will tell

Do you guys have any theory about the pakcheolgwi? I think the evil sage's assistant is a descendant of the pakcheolgwi being used by the sage (since he is exceptionally good at swordmanship). I also believe that the Queen has a role in this as well. As it was said by the Queen Dowager, she was extremely weak but because of the black medicine, she managed to improve. I wonder what backstory the Queen has and her relation to the black medicine

Its very telling of what kind of a person you are if your take on what I said is to reduce it to me being an oppa fan instead of accepting the truth. And thats exactly the reason why you aren't able to enjoy a show without projecting your biases.

they are review bombing this show