After episode 6, I think Bong Su tricked Yeomhwa into believing that he is an evil spirit because we see small…
But then I remember he consumed 99 souls to wake up and became a patron deity. I guess since he takes an interest in Seong a, he is behaving that way, but I do think he might have the potential to harm. Also, the deal he made with Gyeon U was to use his body when needed.
After watching ep 7, I guessed that Bong Su wouldn't actually be an evil spirit. Rather, he would become a character…
I also think he tricked Yeomhwa, believing that he is evil. But then I remember he consumed 99 souls to wake up and became a pratron deity. I guess since he takes an interest in Seong a, he is behaving that way, but I do think he might have the potential to harm. Also, the deal he made with Gyeon U was to use his body when needed.
After episode 6, I think Bong Su tricked Yeomhwa into believing that he is an evil spirit because we see small snippets of his memory, and he looks like he was a teenager when he died, so he is just restless and wants to live a little, hence his behaviour far now. Also, God, he is such a mood.
i love how they kept Bong su a humanized spirit rather than dark and evil. He looks like a teenager who missed out on everything and just want to live a little. This makes the consistency in the tone of the drama is not suddenly dark and gloomy it is lighthearted filled with comic times while still being serious. Also Choo Young Woo what an acting range you got man. In a flip of seconds, you can clearly notice the change in mannerism when he is Gyeon U and Bong Su
I know the story seems dragging, but I still enjoyed it. Now, to talk about the title "Cinderella at 2 a.m.", I have no idea why that name is given, but to think back. When she accepted the money, she said that before midnight, Cinderella was enjoying herself with the prince. At 12, she ran to hide her true self, but what about later that night? Does she want a prince to find her? Will he accept the way she is? She talks about how at 1-2-3 a.m., she was dreading that the shoes left behind and the prince might end up finding her. The limbo that she stayed in was the main plot line of the story. It's not a fairy tale anymore for Cinderella after midnight, so that's why the drama is not a fairy tale. Till she didn't know the status of ML, she was enjoying and fine with their relationship. When she learnt that he was a prince, she ran to hide her identity (hence accepted the money), but after the confusion, she still has feelings for the ML, but giving word to the mother, she will leave. She wants to be found and stay hidden at the same time. But we all know how the story ends.
As soon as saw I the new character I was like don't f*ck this up. We are 8 episodes in out of 12, and don't create unnecessary drama and suddenly the entire genre is changed Former FL is green tea villain (which I suspected from the start as these types of stories go; saw the same happen in a CDrama) cause if the FL changes so does the villain. I wish she could become the fl bestie and we could see a couple pairing. But then the king and prince are plotting Is this still a rom-com?
I can’t remember what happened to Lee u jus mother , could anyone remind me?
In ep 7, Ik-Joon tells a patient that his wife cheated on him, and she had an affair with her friend's husband. [The hint of this was given went U-ju went out with his mother, and his peanut allergy was triggered while having lunch with his mom and his mom's male friend. When Ik-joon reached out to the restaurant to understand what his son may have consumed, the person informed him that he had asked him (assuming he was the man with them) if they had any allergies, and you said none, and then they apologized, saying they might have misheard.]
I have been sitting on this drama. I wanted to watch it because of all the funny scenes I happened to come across on social media, but medical dramas are not my cup of tea.
I find it hard to watch medical dramas; the only one I enjoyed was Dr. Romantic, so I thought, let's give this a try. I'm happy I did that. It is very well balanced, it is not major serious, or completely light and comedy-based, but right in the middle, and the ost 🤌🏻 also the entire ensemble of the cast is mindblowing.
i’m seeing some ppl get mad that a ROMCOM actually contains COMEDY… like what exactly were you expecting??…
Also, ROMCOM means ROMance COMedy. That's the genre. What do you expect it to be, a melodrama? People have unnecessary things to criticize. I watched the first episode and binged on all the available episodes; that's how much I'm enjoying this.
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[The hint of this was given went U-ju went out with his mother, and his peanut allergy was triggered while having lunch with his mom and his mom's male friend. When Ik-joon reached out to the restaurant to understand what his son may have consumed, the person informed him that he had asked him (assuming he was the man with them) if they had any allergies, and you said none, and then they apologized, saying they might have misheard.]
I find it hard to watch medical dramas; the only one I enjoyed was Dr. Romantic, so I thought, let's give this a try. I'm happy I did that. It is very well balanced, it is not major serious, or completely light and comedy-based, but right in the middle, and the ost 🤌🏻 also the entire ensemble of the cast is mindblowing.