Well, it is what it is. Thank you for all the information written. Finishing episode 24, I felt like shaking my I-pad to irrationally see if something else would come out of this story. Admittedly it was entertaining. I did feel that the continuing fighting scenes were too much. Too much time was spent on the obsessive behavior from our villain. The love story was watered down to the point of nothingness. As was the vampire action. Not even going to mention the ending. That felt like WTF happened here. The female leads sexiest look was when she cut her own hair. Then they turned her into a frilly dressed girl. In some scenes she looked like 14 instead of 18. I loved the vibe and the story overall. But it could have been much more… .
I did myself a favor and dropped the drama in episode 44. Not taking away from how engaging and entertaining this story has been. I just cant stomach the mediocre end. The writers mediocre conclusions. Her mediocre choices. Her endless litany over a spineless man. Being constantly blind, towards he, who truly loved her. As if laws of attraction did not exist in the universe. Hard to believe it never crossed her mind. Like really? He was in the back of her mind constantly. Thirty seven years saving her. You could tell she liked him.Like you can suck my blood. There was more intimacy between them, than all other 3 combined. Then she marries a suitable choice? I wonder how it felt in bed. 😒🥱 So, even if they want to portray her as a strong Female lead. I have to wonder. To me it felt, she ended thrown around which ever way the ocean wave wanted to go. Making the best out of the circumstances. Mehhh……
Very nice summation!I really like (sometimes love) KDramas, but they all (maybe not really all) seem to have a…
Now that I think about it. You are right….it’s like a break after a trauma- climax of story, they copy paste the separation time and voila! We end up with a bandaid! 😂😂😂😵💫😁😬🤭
I truly liked this one. Kept coming back every week. The end was a mixed bag for me. Yong Guk death seemed a waste. Seems like the script writers sacrificed him in order to allow the main leads have a future. (There’s the option of divorce you know) The ending, meeting in the airport after a year, seemed lame. Did he fall out of the sky? Did they remained loose friends throughout that year? It truly lacked realism. Overall it was an entertaining, who’d done it plot. I recommend it! 8.5
First legal wedding to be seen in a series in Tailandia.🇹🇭 So happy to see it! Lovely story, it did get a little dizzy along the way. But I feel it wrapped itself well at the end, leaving the door open If they ever wanted to do a season 2. Inn Sarin’s acting was above all else! I hope to see him more often in the future. He is drop dead gorgeous!🔥🔥🔥
Most Cdrama actors and actresses should quit acting and start farming because that's the only they might be good…
I dropped this series’s a while back. I might be wrong, but I feel the Industry is lacking good script writing. Series’s tend to be too long and become boring along the way. Rarely do I finnish one.🤷♀️ Last one I liked was Legend of Shen Li.
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Admittedly it was entertaining. I did feel that the continuing fighting scenes were too much.
Too much time was spent on the obsessive behavior from our villain. The love story was watered down to the point of nothingness. As was the vampire action. Not even going to mention the ending. That felt like WTF happened here. The female leads sexiest look was when she cut her own hair. Then they turned her into a frilly dressed girl. In some scenes she looked like 14 instead of 18. I loved the vibe and the story overall. But it could have been much more…
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The writers mediocre conclusions.
Her mediocre choices. Her endless litany over a spineless man. Being constantly blind, towards he, who truly loved her. As if laws of attraction did not exist in the universe.
Hard to believe it never crossed her mind. Like really? He was in the back of her mind constantly. Thirty seven years saving her. You could tell she liked him.Like you can suck my blood. There was more intimacy between them, than all other 3 combined.
Then she marries a suitable choice? I wonder how it felt in bed. 😒🥱
So, even if they want to portray her as a strong Female lead. I have to wonder. To me it felt, she ended thrown around which ever way the ocean wave wanted to go.
Making the best out of the circumstances. Mehhh……
trauma- climax of story, they copy paste the separation time and voila!
We end up with a bandaid! 😂😂😂😵💫😁😬🤭
Yong Guk death seemed a waste. Seems like the script writers sacrificed him in order to allow the main leads have a future. (There’s the option of divorce you know)
The ending, meeting in the airport after a year, seemed lame. Did he fall out of the sky? Did they remained loose friends throughout that year? It truly lacked realism.
Overall it was an entertaining, who’d done it plot. I recommend it! 8.5
So happy to see it!
Lovely story, it did get a little dizzy along the way. But I feel it wrapped itself well at the end, leaving the door open If they ever wanted to do a season 2. Inn Sarin’s acting was above all else! I hope to see him more often in the future. He is drop dead gorgeous!🔥🔥🔥