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The chemistry gets stronger. If pheromones can be transmitted off- screen and across continents they are it. The other couples in the dramas have got good chemistry too by the way.

The casting director needs a shout- out for the great job.

Ok. When was this filmed? It must be spring 2024?

Do you know how many times I've been to Cheongyecheon? This drama is filmed aroung Heunginjimun and Gwanghwamun Square. Plus behind Deuksugung.

None of us watching this drama went to Seoul around this time? All the locations are where the tourists go. And so many people have seen to COEX Aquarium as well and the Kpop trail.

https://lynntop.com/love-scout-cast-filming-locations/

I am kinda miffed as I'm familiar with half the filming locations. I've never had any luck seeing any filming being done.
https://www.instagram.com/p/DEtGqBFTR5b/?igsh=ZXkxcHpkankwMndp

I checked; filming started early March 2024. So that also answers the time skip from kindergarden to elementary school.

Great drama. It told its story. Solid acting all round. I am now happy to recommend this romance drama because it is not frustrating and has a well fleshed out supporting cast story.

That was a Joseon era
open relationship.

Since the drama is throwing the whole kitchen sink and all at the viewers... why not?

Well I thought I like s perfect man. Until this drama.

However as a romance drama, this drama really delivers. And I'm really happy Lee Jun Hyuk is the lead.

If he was a female he would be too perfect.

Great at his job, has incredible EQ, works late yet does perfect meals and looks after the child.

I don't know how you can be perfect yet be pasisonate. We are such hard fans to please. Honestly.

Can you imagine quarreling with such a paragon?

However as male leads go he is super swoony. Not exciting. But perfect. I now realise I don't really love perfect heros. Does he have any flaws?

He doesn't. Does he?

Oh. That one gaze? I will see whether he becomes a viable 2nd male lead.
He's pretty much a limp noodle to me at this point.

Kdrama tropes? There cannot be any more new things brought into a drama.

Its all about the writing, perspective and good directing. I think you will disappointed. I am fine with this drama because it addresses social and relationship issues rather than big palace intrigues.

Why would you want the FL sleeping with 2 guys in a historical drama?

Eww...

Why don't apply or write to whichever platform you subscribe to? Its not as if a Netflix senior executive comes here. Or a viki marketing team or business team leader is here.

You might want to remember the CP was sad his wife didn't even smile.

I stopped watching the subs. Its his wife.

Go to Google and learn the romanisation for the characters?

I swear the subs for this drama is so bad that just for this drama I actually make sure I have privacy to turn the volume up so I can understand right? But then there is moaning and all sorts and then my family might overhear.

Shesh. Its never happened before because my children know I watch Kdramas. And yes I understand enough Korean so I depend on the subs for maybe 50% of the time.

Crikey. I just love how this drama is just totally unpredictable. My Kdrama brain knows what the plot is supposed to be but I've stumbled upon this strange creature in traditional sageuk land and I'm thrown for a loop.

I'm just going to sit back and see what comes. Its been a heck of a long time when I actually don't know what is goinf on in a drama. I am not a prude but my mind keeps expecting a traditional saguek.

1. No. Tnis is still a drama not a movie.

If the writers don't make it fictional Koreans tend to go nutso about it distorting history. Or a historical fact was potrayed in a negative manner etc. I totally support a fictional country but have the sageuk fact I like. I don't like fantasy or fusion saguek as well. Case in point- Check in Hanyang. Its obviously based on a 5 star hotel or boutique hotel concept.

Nope

Rofl. For some reason " passionate and wild in love" could manifest in actual scenes in this drama.

Not in the other usual drama but dang.... you made it sound 18+ rated now.

I knew she looked mature but I also didn't realize she was 40.

Jang Won and the Grand Prince are played by actors in their mid- 20s. The other cast members are in their mid- 30s. The cast is not young.

The actor is 35 and the actress is 40. I am more astonished at their ageless looks.

Oh. You mean it like that? I just put it as background as part of the scene so literally didn't focus on it. It all added up to less than 10 minutes in a 120 minute 2 episodes
I didn't really count the minutes. So 10-20 %. Which is great compared to one kiss in ep, 10 for regular Kdramas. For like 10 seconds.

The subs were bad weren't they? I literally had to switch my brain on otherwise I would have missed the nuances.