The number of things I liked about this drama were about the same as the number of things I did not like about it making it very average. Probably would have enjoyed it more if I hadn't seen "Lovely Runner" right before (Loved it).
If I had to make a recommendation it would be to watch the drama first, then movie.... unfortunately, I did the opposite. As a newbie to this story, the drama laid a better storyline foundation.
If I had to make a recommendation it would be to watch the drama first, then movie.... unfortunately, I did the opposite. As a newbie to this story, the drama laid a better storyline foundation.
All episodes are now out on Viki. And yes, they did translate the Korean lines which FL couldn't understand while…
Thank you for this comment! I watched on Netflix & they do not have ML's thoughts translated in English. It was frustrating since this is such a big piece of the story arc.
Glad no kissing! Age gaps of actors (12 years) for main couple & (17 years) for 2nd couple wasn't giving me the warm fuzzy romantic feelz. The acting & characters were enjoyable though..
The Japanese & Chinese were so different. Both are good. Preferred the Japanese version a skoosh better due to the ML character. A total surprise because I really love Shen Yue's acting.
Like every drama there were things I enjoyed & things I did not. After shelving this drama due to the lawyer theme, I am really surprised at how much I enjoyed it. The focus was on the mystery & love story.
About 5 Years ago I forced myself to watch them completely & didn't really enjoy them....dropped /picked up multiple times. Every so often I try to rewatch a popular drama I didn't care for so last year I rewatched Reply 1988 & 1997 and really enjoyed them.
Gore isn't my cup of tea but watched it for Seo In Guk.
In my opinion, if gore is part of a movie/drama then it needs to support or enhance a strong story... not replace, drown or cheapen it. Needed less gore more details.
Started out good. I fell asleep for a few of the middle episodes & woke back up for the last two. It seems I have no burning desire to go back to watch the episodes I missed.
Watched because Amazon Prime put it in their suggestions list based on my watch history. Enjoyed the Indian culture storyline. Mahir Pandhi's looks kept reminding me of Bradley Cooper.
In my opinion, if gore is part of a movie/drama then it needs to support or enhance a strong story... not replace, drown or cheapen it. Needed less gore more details.