DramaAjumma

LOL. Bai Jingting used the same line he used in You Are My Hero. "Are you willing to be my girlfriend?" And she responds by saying "I am willing."
The guy managed to find a way to de-age himself progressively in the show. :D

A real gem. The best part of it was watching the duo grow and learn from their mistakes. As it should be. Love the way their relationship was developed all throughout. Kudos to the writer and production team.

A nice nod to You Are My Hero.

I can deal with the bad English in those last few episodes although they really should have got someone to proofread the script. But oh my goodness... the cheesy dialogue and delivery plus the barely serviceable acting was cringeworthy. It's like a parody of a bad action espionage flick from the 1980s. I guess they were operating on a very limited budget. :D

Otherwise this was a fun show.

Ah... okay... this is like the Taming of the Shrew.
I love my contract marriage dramas and Zhu Yawen is fabulous.

I feel the same. Though I wouldn't go so far as to say I despise him, I think he's all just show and bravado. H

Really? Someone's been bluffing. I've watched this up to Episode 13 already and I can tell you that there's romantic developments.

There is another C drama that has this Groundhog Day type of storyline. But I won't recommend it because they wrecked the ending.

Have you ever seen Nirvana in Fire? Because that show has some of the best acting in a C drama.

Some of us are watching the RAWs. It's nice to not need the subs.

I'd give it the 4 episode test. It's a nutty show on the surface but it does have dark undertones. To me it starts to get really good at the end of Episode 3.

Yes, there are definitely more than hints of romance.

All up to date. Now waiting for the others.
It's a good show. All C dramas need to be equally trim and terrific.
Bai Jingting is great in this. What a talent.

Woohoo... Years of watching crime shows has definitely paid off.

I don't know why they haven't considered the driver. It seems to me that he's the most obvious suspect because it's his vehicle. But I'm just speculating at this stage.

Interesting. I haven't seen that one but there have been many of these time loop stories. Stargate and Star Trek have dabbled with that particular plot device as well.

I had no idea I was signing up for a fantasy makjang. LOL. But like all makjangs, it does have an addictive quality to it. Yes, it's rather slow moving but I keep coming back for more because I just have to know what happens to all these people and how the karmic curse gets lifted (if it does). It's a protracted manichean battle that's rooted in family dysfunction.

I'm changing my mind about Sang-un -- I can see why all that guilt would lead to confected optimism and an overabundant responsibility for other people's welfare. It seems to me that Sang-un and Hwal are two peas from the same pod but they play out their guilt very differently. He does it with indifference and stoicism. That said, I don't think any kind of romance is necessary in this show.

I personally don't find Ok Eul-tae that sympathetic a villain even though Lee Joon is putting a good performance. He is someone that shows very little remorse. Yes, he feels bad but it feels like even after 1000 years he hasn't learnt his lesson or why he was cursed in the first place.

Bad and Crazy is pretty good and well-paced. I can see why it's 8.6.
But you're comparing apples and oranges here.

This is a good makjang. This coming from someone who doesn't like makjang much. It's like watching the Count of Monte Cristo.

Groundhog Day and 365 are character driven... character focused shows.

So far so good. Groundhog Day meets Speed meets 365 Repeat the Year.
Bai Jingting is great and so is the kid from Reborn.