Nice "meeting" with a client for a sales team member of an electronic company, from the rooftop of a church, with a very great way of concluding the meeting as well.
This is an amazing drama, but I feel the ending is a bit of a let-down. The villain fell very easily, and it was very easy for the situation to turn back. Still a great drama overall, really enjoyed this from start to finish.
Since SMD and the South Korean government have decided to separate Minji and her father, will the government be in charge of Minji, not only her security but also her well being? Surely a 19 year old still cannot fend for herself, how would the government take responsibility for her living expenses, school, food etc moving forward?
I am in the middle of episode 6 now, and I feel sorry for Minji. What a lot of things she had to go through. Bullied by her classmates, almost got killed (blood from the head is no joke), was kidnapped by different thugs, and then was captured by the construction chairman, and then was captured by the South Korean spy agents (SMD). All without giving her a chance to see her father.
I have watched the first two episodes and am now starting to watch episode 3.
So far, this drama has exceeded my expectations. The actions, the acting of all the actors. A lot of familiar actors. I knew So Ji-sub from The Battleship Island, together with Hwang Jung-min and Song Joong-ki. I also recognise the taekwondo trainer from The Wonderfools (where he also has a heartwarming relationship with his daughter) and When Life Gives You Tangerines. I also remember the soldier from Husbands in Action. Oh, also the dry cleaning guy from My Royal Nemesis (the landlord), and the female colleague from "Romance in the House" (she's so pretty).
And very surprised to see that this is the debut of Seo Su-min, the young, beautiful and talented actress portraying the daughter (Minji). She is awesome, and her acting here is spectacular. I really love the father-daughter relationship between her and her father; it's so heartwarming.
Good drama, but it's very confusing in the last few episodes. Not quite understanding how Seo-ri would need to go back to Joseon time (supposedly for good), for Se-gye to survive in the current time. And then, she was suddenly granted the option to come back again to the current timeline.
The fall of the villain (Mun-do) seems to be too easy.
Great acting of the cast, though. Especially the ML. I have become a very big fan of Namjun now after seeing him on Hundred Memories and this drama.
I think it's more so that Shin Seori is Kang Dan shim but in present time .... like they're the same soul, and…
yeah, it could be the current one is still the real seori but with additional knowledge about her past as dan shim. similar to the see you in my 19th life series. but she seems to forget about all seori's past before the "taking over". not too sure.
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I enjoy this drama. LOL.
If they let that guy alive, future Minji's security cannot be guaranteed!
So far, this drama has exceeded my expectations. The actions, the acting of all the actors. A lot of familiar actors. I knew So Ji-sub from The Battleship Island, together with Hwang Jung-min and Song Joong-ki. I also recognise the taekwondo trainer from The Wonderfools (where he also has a heartwarming relationship with his daughter) and When Life Gives You Tangerines. I also remember the soldier from Husbands in Action. Oh, also the dry cleaning guy from My Royal Nemesis (the landlord), and the female colleague from "Romance in the House" (she's so pretty).
And very surprised to see that this is the debut of Seo Su-min, the young, beautiful and talented actress portraying the daughter (Minji). She is awesome, and her acting here is spectacular. I really love the father-daughter relationship between her and her father; it's so heartwarming.
The fall of the villain (Mun-do) seems to be too easy.
Great acting of the cast, though. Especially the ML. I have become a very big fan of Namjun now after seeing him on Hundred Memories and this drama.