EP 3 (FML to her parents + ML)FML: "There is something that I haven’t told you. Actually I’ve had a crush…
The parents knew he had feelings for her since high school. When he does finally confess to her in the final episodes about how long he's loved her she is more willing to listen and understand. As at the time of ep13 she was still in the practical mindset even though she was really starting to fall for him. He's very patient and never went for her until she was ready to move on from her previous relationship. He never did anything that was deceitful or hurtful to get her. He presented her with an idea and let her think it over on her own.
The "NO" I screamed in the final scene of the FL's best friend on the beach....just let it DIE! As an adult woman...their parents are right and just NO NO NO. Too unwilling to change or compromise it will be an endless loop until she eventually gets pregnant and they continue to fight over stupid things because pride and selfishness.
Try watching Dashing Youth, I couldn't get past a couple episodes. There are so many characters, can't even remember…
Don't know if I'm in the mood for a main martial arts male focused show atm. I tend to stick to the romance focused shows. when I do watch a more action show it's normally modern and a good mix of gender. don't exactly know why, just something I've noticed going over my watched shows.
At this point i'm just here for the pretty people and well built sets cause I am loosing track of all the different sects and bs. They spend so much time with side plots and yet I am non the wiser about what is actually going on. As I don't watch a lot of these types of dramas I'm even more confused and like I need a key to remember all the different titles/things.
Reason number 5,000 why I could never be an actor....I would never be able to keep a straight face while invisible effects "stab" me or come out of my hands. The Jedi hand wave is about as much as I can do without out completely breaking into laughter at myself.
I think only one or two kisses so far in episode 13/14. I'm not 100% but either one hasn't happened(that i've seen...only just started episode 26) or they cut at least one kiss, based off of set photos.
I don't like this moving someone 2 hours away from their spouse instead of just changing teams. My parents worked for the government in the same building(same branch of government) but were never on the same work team. It was actually common to have spouses working in different divisions of the same department. Also why would marriage make a situation worse? The fact they don't have a proper functioning HR department is the problem with this bank. Disclosing personal relationships is normally the way things are done so that spouses aren't put in a superior/subordinate situation to begin with.
Green leaf falling on ML's head at the end of episode 3 had me cackling. Green leaf=green hat...aka being cheated on....cuckhold. I'm going to need someone more aware of Chinese cultural references to break down episodes so I don't miss anything else. Cause that was cute and clever and I feel like I might be missing out on a lot more references/winks because I don't speak/understand Mandarin.
Same reason as episode 9.Original timeline's Sunjae caught the taxi driver too after he ran over Sol. It was because…
What Sachapz said was confirmed by the writer. She didn't want the audience to feel like Im Sol's mission to save Sun Jae early on was futile because it was never depression in the first place. The pills/drinks made it easier for KYS to attack and chloroform him the first time. It was deliberately staged and directed exactly the same to parallel the first death for the audience to infer that it was KYS both times that killed Sun Jae.
damn just check the rating why everyone hating 🤣should I watch it still .?
If you filter the reviews to most helpful or most recent you will see that most actually enjoyed the drama. The ones listed on the the front page are the people who review pretty much everything so this might not actually be their preferred genera. There are many who got hung up on the mystery/crime aspect which is just a catalyst for their love story not the main point of the show. I've read a lot of the reviews and most either missed the point or didn't understand something and nit picked it to death. The only ones I will say are valid are the ones who aren't giving just 1 star because they didn't really vibe with the show.
I love that people watching a 16 episode show always complain about the "filler" after episode 10. (This is because there has been a kiss or relationship development and the viewers want a wham bam thank you ma'am kind of escalation after, which rarely if ever occurs) There was some "filler" but not as much as other shows of the same length. I think a lot of people have gotten used to Netflix length shows and have forgotten or just have never seen OG Kdramas or Cdramas before. All I can say to some of these people is never watch a Cdrama if a 16 episode show is "too much" for you.
I went through the reviews and noticed that the low score reviews tended to be less prevalent around page 10.…
filtering them to most recent or most helpful & it will show that the majority are positive 10 out of 10. it's the ones who review A LOT that are showing in the first few pages.
May I know if the debate on whether Sunjae was killed or committed suicide in the first timeline was explained?
Quote from the writer: "Sun Jae's first death was not a suicide. The script originally contained scenes portraying the autopsy and police inquiry, which were ultimately omitted from the broadcast. I believe that if all of those scenes had been aired, it would have made it too obvious that it was murder. This could have led to viewer frustration as the witnessed Sol Repeatedly going back to the past, under the mistaken belief that Sunjae had taken his own life. The beginning of episode 9 solves the mystery. Wearing the same outfit as in episode 1, Sunjae stands on the terrace of his hotel suite and gets into a fight with Youngsoo, who has stolen the master key and broken into the room. The only difference is whether Sunjae has drunk alcohol and taken depression medication. I deliberately recreated the identical situation and used identical directing to enable viewers to deduce what happened in episode 1. Later, Sol says, "Sunjae died because of me," and I believed this line would further clarify the situation. I saw a comment suggesting that Sunjae was unable to resist in episode 1 due to medication intake, whereas in episode 8, he was able to fight back because he had not taken his medication. Yes! That's right! That's the answer!"
This was my own personally theory after seeing the chloroformed cloth in episode 9's flashback to the hotel altercation. I had gotten into many heated debates on this site and in instagram reel comment sections because people kept saying it was suicide when it wasn't and it was making me feel a certain kind of way that people weren't paying attention to the actual direction of the show. There are a lot of things the writer and the director didn't spoon feed the audience. The fact that Sol stayed close to Taesung in the final timeline because she wanted to protect Sunjae. She got close to Taesung's father and told him about Youngsoo BEFORE he was able to murder his first victim. She wrote a letter to herself to explain things to her past self & would have gone back to the past two more times and stayed away, but because this story was about Sunjae and Sol's love for one another and not really about the time slipping, showing those scenes of Sol continuing to avoid Sunjae would have been too repetitive and slowed down they're reunion in present day.
Sunjae and Sol were both selfless when it came to protecting/saving the other. He dove into that reservoir to save Sol with a very freshly healed shoulder with no thought to his own safety. She after seeing news of his death Sol would have done anything to save the person that saved her life(from suicide on the day of the solar eclipse). Those thoughts plus the water are the triggers to making the watch work the first times.
Also Blue=Water=SunJae; Yellow=Sunshine/Happiness=Sol
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Shit's about to get real y'all. Hold on to your biscuits...it's going to be a bumpy ride.
Also why would marriage make a situation worse? The fact they don't have a proper functioning HR department is the problem with this bank. Disclosing personal relationships is normally the way things are done so that spouses aren't put in a superior/subordinate situation to begin with.
I'm going to need someone more aware of Chinese cultural references to break down episodes so I don't miss anything else. Cause that was cute and clever and I feel like I might be missing out on a lot more references/winks because I don't speak/understand Mandarin.
The pills/drinks made it easier for KYS to attack and chloroform him the first time. It was deliberately staged and directed exactly the same to parallel the first death for the audience to infer that it was KYS both times that killed Sun Jae.
There are many who got hung up on the mystery/crime aspect which is just a catalyst for their love story not the main point of the show.
I've read a lot of the reviews and most either missed the point or didn't understand something and nit picked it to death. The only ones I will say are valid are the ones who aren't giving just 1 star because they didn't really vibe with the show.
I love that people watching a 16 episode show always complain about the "filler" after episode 10. (This is because there has been a kiss or relationship development and the viewers want a wham bam thank you ma'am kind of escalation after, which rarely if ever occurs) There was some "filler" but not as much as other shows of the same length. I think a lot of people have gotten used to Netflix length shows and have forgotten or just have never seen OG Kdramas or Cdramas before. All I can say to some of these people is never watch a Cdrama if a 16 episode show is "too much" for you.
"Sun Jae's first death was not a suicide. The script originally contained scenes portraying the autopsy and police inquiry, which were ultimately omitted from the broadcast.
I believe that if all of those scenes had been aired, it would have made it too obvious that it was murder. This could have led to viewer frustration as the witnessed Sol Repeatedly going back to the past, under the mistaken belief that Sunjae had taken his own life.
The beginning of episode 9 solves the mystery. Wearing the same outfit as in episode 1, Sunjae stands on the terrace of his hotel suite and gets into a fight with Youngsoo, who has stolen the master key and broken into the room. The only difference is whether Sunjae has drunk alcohol and taken depression medication.
I deliberately recreated the identical situation and used identical directing to enable viewers to deduce what happened in episode 1. Later, Sol says, "Sunjae died because of me," and I believed this line would further clarify the situation.
I saw a comment suggesting that Sunjae was unable to resist in episode 1 due to medication intake, whereas in episode 8, he was able to fight back because he had not taken his medication. Yes! That's right! That's the answer!"
This was my own personally theory after seeing the chloroformed cloth in episode 9's flashback to the hotel altercation. I had gotten into many heated debates on this site and in instagram reel comment sections because people kept saying it was suicide when it wasn't and it was making me feel a certain kind of way that people weren't paying attention to the actual direction of the show.
There are a lot of things the writer and the director didn't spoon feed the audience. The fact that Sol stayed close to Taesung in the final timeline because she wanted to protect Sunjae. She got close to Taesung's father and told him about Youngsoo BEFORE he was able to murder his first victim. She wrote a letter to herself to explain things to her past self & would have gone back to the past two more times and stayed away, but because this story was about Sunjae and Sol's love for one another and not really about the time slipping, showing those scenes of Sol continuing to avoid Sunjae would have been too repetitive and slowed down they're reunion in present day.
Sunjae and Sol were both selfless when it came to protecting/saving the other. He dove into that reservoir to save Sol with a very freshly healed shoulder with no thought to his own safety. She after seeing news of his death Sol would have done anything to save the person that saved her life(from suicide on the day of the solar eclipse). Those thoughts plus the water are the triggers to making the watch work the first times.
Also Blue=Water=SunJae; Yellow=Sunshine/Happiness=Sol