I guess I can only go and watch the teasers again. While I am eager for Xu Yan to give Haoming the divorce papers…
I'm only on epi 8 so haven't gotten to the divorce stuff or him being so nasty with her as I've read in here, but I just can't deal with Willian Chan being a bad guy and I want a happy ending with the two of them together.
I feel like her agency has been putting her in questionable roles, and keeping interesting scripts and actors…
her agency is delusional if they think they are going to put her in a stinker. She makes each role hers and her fans, like you said will show up, no matter what.
do they make a single rom/com where the woman is actually a grown up and not a child in a grown up's body? I realize she's a college student, so she is probably in her early 20's, but man, these are some incredibly immature women. I watched this only because I like Miles Wei, otherwise I would have skipped it.
I'm on my third or forth time watching and even though I know the end, I still wish Sa Ra's mother would slap her a few more times. I really dislike that selfish woman.
I love NaRa and she is the reason that make a great TV show. I would be more satisfied if the jerk did not have…
how did he cause t he death of the child, it was Sa Ra who messed with the divorce papers saying he was going to take the child. That was on her not him
I don't get it why people didn't like this drama? it was soo good! a korean remake of a Chinese drama.๐๐ผ๐๐ค๐ผ๐๐ผ
I watched the first epi and thought boy this is a total remake, but decided to give it a chance and boy am I glad I did, I loved this, made me laugh and cry and so glad I saw it to the end.
just finished this and in the beginning had a tough time because I kept comparing it to Go Ahead. This of course had so many similarities, but so good in its own right. The one thing I have a question about because obviously I missed it, where was San Ha's mother when the little sister died? I know at one point it was explained that the children were alone for a while, so where was she, because I'm certain dad was working, was she? She was a horrible person all the way to the end, how do you blame your own child and make him live in hell? The little actress who played Ju Won as a child was outstanding. The whole cast was amazing. I'm glad I watched it from start to finish.
I put off watching this for so long because I just thought it was going to be hohum, but boy was I wrong. From epi 1, I was hooked and so sad at epi 8, that it was all over.
I rarely watch historical dramas (I watched My Dearest though) but if you want recommendations of modern dramas…
I have to chime in here - Perfect Marriage Revenge - is by far my favorite "go-to" when nothing else catches my interest. I've probably watched it monthly in the last year.
I had a real hard time with this one, thoughts of giving up were constant, but I made it through because I wanted to see the ending. Some people didn't like the ML's, didn't like her, or didn't understand what he saw in her or thought he was to old for her. In that time period, marriages between men and women was so different than now, so for a girl probably in her mid teens to marry a man in him mid 20's or older was not unlikely. I loved the ending, I think I cried through the majority of it. I don't know that I would watch it again, but I'm glad I finally watched it this time.
Drove me crazy about the fiancรฉ thing that went on way too long thatโs so much BS trying to protect the company…
makes me wonder all the time how much of this really goes on in the East. The parents could care less whether their children are happy or not as long as the business goes on. Let's force them into a marriage that starts out with one person really not wanting that marriage. doesn't make a bit of sense to me.