The side couple has won me over, their relationship went from 0 to 100 in just a few episodes but I don't complain, they are cute and their interactions are really fun to see.
The stability in Korea's ratings is so positive to see. Even though this drama has a popular cast, I can understand that this plot might not be easily digestible for everyone. Older audiences might not feel comfortable watching a drama about the crisis, especially if they experienced it first-hand while younger audiences might not resonate with it. But so far the ratings are very good and the response is more than positive. Let's hope that the drama will increase its numbers and that more international people will join, too!
The first episode was interesting enough, I already like the chemistry between Choi Sung Eun and Lee Jae Wook and I am very curious to learn more about Do Ha and Ha Gyeong's fallout.
What an amazing episode! Things are going better for Tae Poong and the company and the previous employees will most likely return. The ending left me with a smile splattered on my face and a very positive feeling.
Once again, Typhoon Family showcased how difficult the crisis was in Korea and the effect it had on people. The montage of the employees' lives and them trying to survive another day, accompanied by Tae Poong's narration was one of my most favourite scenes. People dealt with so many hardships, they saw their lives shattering before their eyes and the only thing they wanted was for them to live for one more day.
But despite the bleak circumstances, not everything is lost. As stated by the episode's title, the meaning of life is not money, power or fame. It's about surrounding yourself with people whom you care about and to whom you can rely on. Tae Poong himself realised that. He has Mi Seon, his mother, his friends and his employees. As long as he has them, he will be fine.
I am heavily rooting for Tae Poong and Typhoon Trading. I am looking forward to see what the second half will be like. Typhoon Family is seriously becoming one of my most favourite dramas and I hope that will not change.
I can't believe that tomorrow the first half will be finished. Time passed by so quickly, it feels like I watched the first episode last week. The pacing is very good so far!
The title's intriguing and got me here and tbf with the epi 1, it was intenseI just feel like the ending wasn't…
I have the exact same opinion. I was initially intrigued by the concept and the first episodes seemed intriguing but the story fell apart very quickly.
Ep11 - why does somebody always keep something in a temple related to a dead kid/child? I remember Tempest, there's…
I totally agree. I warmed up to the romance after a while but it really felt like Philip and Sion couldn't exist outside of it. It was better when it was more subtle, especially at the beginning. I wish we had gotten more about Sion's backstory and how she got to meet Shin, while it would have been nice if we had seen other aspects of Philip's personality.
Once again, Typhoon Family showcased how difficult the crisis was in Korea and the effect it had on people. The montage of the employees' lives and them trying to survive another day, accompanied by Tae Poong's narration was one of my most favourite scenes. People dealt with so many hardships, they saw their lives shattering before their eyes and the only thing they wanted was for them to live for one more day.
But despite the bleak circumstances, not everything is lost. As stated by the episode's title, the meaning of life is not money, power or fame. It's about surrounding yourself with people whom you care about and to whom you can rely on. Tae Poong himself realised that. He has Mi Seon, his mother, his friends and his employees. As long as he has them, he will be fine.
I am heavily rooting for Tae Poong and Typhoon Trading. I am looking forward to see what the second half will be like. Typhoon Family is seriously becoming one of my most favourite dramas and I hope that will not change.