I just watched Journey to Love, and honestly it made me so depressed that I really donāt feel like watching a sad drama right now. But I still want to give this a chance.Can someone tell me if its a sad drama?
Yeah, sometimes I even watch it at 2x or 3x speed. New Korean dramas tend to be really slow-paced.But itās funny.…
Exactly. I wish they'd been a bit more creative with it. They could've removed it or handled it differently. I don't like how exaggerated their reaction to it is either, let alone having to watch it several times.
Yeah, sometimes I even watch it at 2x or 3x speed. New Korean dramas tend to be really slow-paced.But itās funny.…
Yeah, the story is going to take a long time, and heās improving in cooking very slowly. I usually skip ahead of peopleās reactions when they taste the food. It doesnāt feel like a very interesting way to show their happiness, and it makes the drama feel a bit unrealistic to me š
I'm on the first episode, and I think it's slower than I expected. Not sure if it will pick up the pace in the…
Yeah, sometimes I even watch it at 2x or 3x speed. New Korean dramas tend to be really slow-paced. But itās funny. give it a chance, it might get better.
Yes, itās not perfect, but itās funny. Iām watching it just because I donāt have any good dramas right now, and Iām waiting for my top upcoming ones.
I just finished this series. What kind of reaction am I even supposed to have right now? Not a single main character survived. Was that level of tragedy really necessary? Did that somehow make the series better? Did it make it more famous? The writer must be insane. Starting from episode 30, he killed off all six of the main characters one by one, slowly, just to mess with our emotions and our sanity. And in the end theyāre just riding horses through a meadow. What am I supposed to say to that? āYay, they went to heavenā? What a terrible ending. I lived with these characters for 40 episodes. Why? Really⦠why?
I donāt understand, why does such a beautiful drama have to have a sad ending? Why do the writers use all their talent and then suddenly finish it in the worst possible way? Iām on episode 7 and honestly, knowing that all these characters I love are going to die doesnāt make me happy at all. Itās the worst ending. I really hate the writer of this series and Love in the Pavilion. My poor Shi Shiš
I usually skip ahead of peopleās reactions when they taste the food. It doesnāt feel like a very interesting way to show their happiness, and it makes the drama feel a bit unrealistic to me š
But itās funny. give it a chance, it might get better.
What kind of reaction am I even supposed to have right now?
Not a single main character survived. Was that level of tragedy really necessary? Did that somehow make the series better? Did it make it more famous? The writer must be insane.
Starting from episode 30, he killed off all six of the main characters one by one, slowly, just to mess with our emotions and our sanity.
And in the end theyāre just riding horses through a meadow. What am I supposed to say to that? āYay, they went to heavenā?
What a terrible ending.
I lived with these characters for 40 episodes.
Why? Really⦠why?
Iām on episode 7 and honestly, knowing that all these characters I love are going to die doesnāt make me happy at all. Itās the worst ending.
I really hate the writer of this series and Love in the Pavilion. My poor Shi Shiš