Damn, nothing prepares you for this turn of events 😅
I don't know what I was expecting from the story, but definitely not that! 😅 Suddenly, there's so much action and fight scenes—are they Yakuza or something? 😅😅
Isn't it stupid to confess it was his fault? Such a dumb move. He could have just said it was because the group abducted the pianist, lol.
Anyway, if I had been prepared for this kind of story, I would have enjoyed it more. I really thought it was just going to be a sweet love story about two people healing together. Well the last two minutes with happy ending!! 🙂
I've been looking only for dramas with happy endings, but I couldn't resist this one because it has a time travel theme, which I really like.
I read the comments, so I already know the ending is bittersweet, so I'm kind of prepared. This drama is really good and fun to watch. The male and female leads are great together, and the relationship between the mother and son is precious.
I've already finished watching 17 episodes. I thought I was prepared, but I can't imagine that sad ending. I'm so emotional right now 🥺😆
But still, I'm not regretting starting this drama. I'll keep watching and see how I feel after that. It's really a good, fun drama, with the only downside being the voice dubbing, which is so bad. Someone mentioned it, and now I can't un notice it😂. I've never seen dubbing this bad before.
I don't understand why some people are leaving negative comments about the female lead. She's literally doing her best to deal with her disability after the car accident! 😔 Of course, getting into a relationship is hard for her — she needs to learn to love herself and allow a man to love her.
The male lead also has his own mental baggage to deal with, and the female lead is helping him heal. Together, they discover how to accept affectionate love, and they respect each other throughout the story.
Yes, the male lead is more patient, which I think is essential — at least one person needs to be calm and understanding at the beginning of a relationship. 😂 In most C-dramas, the female lead is usually the patient one, so it's refreshing to see a male lead take on that role! It reminds me of the C-drama "You Are My Secret" where the male lead is also very patient and understanding until the female lead feels safe and comfortable.
Also, I don't understand how this is considered a slow-burn romance. They're kissing and showing affection with plenty of skinship! After watching "The Double," I don’t see this drama as a slow burn at all. 😆
Well, if there’s something annoying, it’s the FL’s mom. Damn, she’s been getting on our nerves every episode
Anyway, I enjoyed this drama more than I thought I would.
Li Xian is so good looking and an amazing actor, and Zhou Yu Tong did a great job too they have great chemistry together ❤️🦋
I'm at episode 14, and I think 100% I like this better than the Korean version. The acting is good, and the female lead is so pretty, sweet, and hardworking
He’s also a solo artist now, going by the name WIM (Who I Am). I'm so surprised he’s an actor too. He has such an angelic voice. ❤️ Here's his YouTube channel https://youtu.be/-ATDy-H7tjI?si=t4kgFda0wXWVrppI
The only reason I'm watching Bad Memory Eraser is because of Lee Jong Won. I like his acting, and he's hot lol 😆💕. But this drama is so average for a Korean drama. Jang Eui Soo also seems like a great actor, but his role is so minimal. It's 20 episodes long, and I wonder what they have planned for the rest because, so far, it's boring 😔
I respect the ML's choice to break up the relationship because he feels like he's a burden to FL 😭, but he should have at least told her directly and heard her point of view 😤. Damn, she loves him and he's not a burden to her. Still worth the time cute drama 😌❤️ just skip the last couple of minutes.
Episode one was so good, it went by too fast. This one is a Wuxia fantasy drama, and I highly recommend it. I've seen clips from other episodes, and I think it's going to be fun until the end.
I was bored and looking for something to watch on Netflix, and I landed on this movie. I didn't have the courage to actually watch the entire movie, so I skipped to the end to avoid getting emotionally attached to the characters and just observed the ending. Despite that, I ended up crying like crazy. If you're looking for a reason to cry, I recommend this movie to you. It is beautiful 😭❤️❤️
That was fascinating to learn about ethics and culture. I really enjoyed this drama more than I thought. Please Yu Shi looks gorgeous with that hair style 💕
Hm. I see what you mean, this princess was dealt a terrible hand, if you will, but saying a "villain is made"…
Don't worry about it. The way you wrote it felt more like a concern from your part, not schooling 😂❤️.
IKR! Wan Ning's character is so messed up. She's just trying to love, but she's broken and attempting to steal moments of love from him.
Could it be that she cannot recover from what happened to her and, without realizing it, is reflecting her pain on those she loves so that they can feel her exact pain too? It's crazy!
Your friend's story seemed really intense. I'm glad he found peace within himself, a loving and supportive system, and kept working towards a positive journey.
Yes, "The Double" has many mind-blowing characters. The main female character was a positive force, seeking revenge but also forgiveness. She tried to give back to the people who loved her and focused on a brighter future, not to hurt people but to end her pain and others'. I'm glad she had a happy ending by finding her family.
Hm. I see what you mean, this princess was dealt a terrible hand, if you will, but saying a "villain is made"…
I value the depth of your thoughts about the statement. I would say you described it well in a meaningful way 💓
Neither do I believe in justifying a devilish act because of trauma, but it's a way of understanding why she had such wicked thoughts like her character in the drama. I also believe it was her choice to act wickedly. Trauma would never justify it, however.
Now I'm really thinking about her case and wondering how her life would change if she considered forgiveness.
I believe this drama will stay in the back of my mind for a while. I started watching it because it sounded like an interesting revenge and cute love story, but now I'm learning life lessons, which is really interesting. 😅
Isn't it stupid to confess it was his fault? Such a dumb move. He could have just said it was because the group abducted the pianist, lol.
Anyway, if I had been prepared for this kind of story, I would have enjoyed it more. I really thought it was just going to be a sweet love story about two people healing together. Well the last two minutes with happy ending!! 🙂
I read the comments, so I already know the ending is bittersweet, so I'm kind of prepared. This drama is really good and fun to watch. The male and female leads are great together, and the relationship between the mother and son is precious.
I've already finished watching 17 episodes. I thought I was prepared, but I can't imagine that sad ending. I'm so emotional right now 🥺😆
But still, I'm not regretting starting this drama. I'll keep watching and see how I feel after that. It's really a good, fun drama, with the only downside being the voice dubbing, which is so bad. Someone mentioned it, and now I can't un notice it😂. I've never seen dubbing this bad before.
The male lead also has his own mental baggage to deal with, and the female lead is helping him heal. Together, they discover how to accept affectionate love, and they respect each other throughout the story.
Yes, the male lead is more patient, which I think is essential — at least one person needs to be calm and understanding at the beginning of a relationship. 😂 In most C-dramas, the female lead is usually the patient one, so it's refreshing to see a male lead take on that role! It reminds me of the C-drama "You Are My Secret" where the male lead is also very patient and understanding until the female lead feels safe and comfortable.
Also, I don't understand how this is considered a slow-burn romance. They're kissing and showing affection with plenty of skinship! After watching "The Double," I don’t see this drama as a slow burn at all. 😆
Well, if there’s something annoying, it’s the FL’s mom. Damn, she’s been getting on our nerves every episode
Anyway, I enjoyed this drama more than I thought I would.
Li Xian is so good looking and an amazing actor, and Zhou Yu Tong did a great job too they have great chemistry together ❤️🦋
I definitely recommend this drama.🤗
As for David Yang, I just heard his music 😭😍 He's so talented and such a good-looking man! Lol, I'm looking forward to his acting career.
IKR! Wan Ning's character is so messed up. She's just trying to love, but she's broken and attempting to steal moments of love from him.
Could it be that she cannot recover from what happened to her and, without realizing it, is reflecting her pain on those she loves so that they can feel her exact pain too? It's crazy!
Your friend's story seemed really intense. I'm glad he found peace within himself, a loving and supportive system, and kept working towards a positive journey.
Yes, "The Double" has many mind-blowing characters. The main female character was a positive force, seeking revenge but also forgiveness. She tried to give back to the people who loved her and focused on a brighter future, not to hurt people but to end her pain and others'. I'm glad she had a happy ending by finding her family.
I would say you described it well in a meaningful way 💓
Neither do I believe in justifying a devilish act because of trauma, but it's a way of understanding why she had such wicked thoughts like her character in the drama. I also believe it was her choice to act wickedly. Trauma would never justify it, however.
Now I'm really thinking about her case and wondering how her life would change if she considered forgiveness.
I believe this drama will stay in the back of my mind for a while. I started watching it because it sounded like an interesting revenge and cute love story, but now I'm learning life lessons, which is really interesting. 😅