This was the first k-drama I completed (the others before I stopped watching midway through). I really liked this drama back then. I wonder if I should rewatch and see if I still like it.
I know AJ is still hurt about what happened (or didn't happen) in the past. But, the fact that she is so unwilling to talk about it is SO frustrating. I fell bad for HN. AJ should've sat her down and explained at least part of what happened. She could've even promised to tell her the whole story when she's older. But she gets told absolutely nothing! HN is such a great daughter. If this was an American show instead, she definitely would've hated her mother lol.
I think the reason I have a hard time getting into historical dramas are because I don't know that much about the history of Japan/Korea/China. I know a lot of the history of my home country (America) and a lot of the royal history of the UK. Because of this, I've always enjoyed pointing out the mistakes in the period dramas I've watched (for example The Tudors). Maybe, I check out another historical drama anyway. It's been several years since I have.
Hi Brownie! I've liked all your articles so far :) This one was also interesting. I've seen a few Thai series, but no lakorns. I think I'll try watching one to see if I like them.
I hated this version. The FL screeched/yelled almost every line through the whole drama. While the ML showed more…
Your comment made me laugh! Especially the last sentence haha. Yeah the final episode was a complete let-down. It made me think why did I watch this whole thing?
Interesting article! I don't really drop dramas since I'm picky about what I watch anyway. If I do drop something, it's within the first ten minutes so I don't even bother putting it in my drop list. A couple on hold dramas I have I'm thinking of dropping but haven't made up my mind.
Guys i wanted to ask where can i read this manga i am unable to find it with all chapter
The manga has not been all the way scanlated by fans, so you cannot read all of it on online manga sits like kissmanga. The only way to read it all in English is to buy the eBooks on Amazon (it also has not been released fully in print since the English publisher dropped it for some reason).
Student/Professor is very common - I would say very natural - mostly in Japanese dramas and films. As natural…
Yes, I remember first encountering these "relationships" in J-dramas and anime. It grossed me out even as 12 year old! I can't watch these dramas if the main relationship is a student/teacher.