Jia Hao: You have to leave within eight hours, otherwise, you will be stuck there and, eventually, devoured by it.
Me: Got it ๐.
Jia Hao: Taixu. Also known as 'the Eternal Void.' It's job is to clean up life spirits that have been in the Life Spirit Realm for too long to maintain balance in the universe.
Me: Got it ๐.
Jia Hao: If you don't bring Niran back in time, his spirit will be wiped away by Taixu as well.
Me: GOOTTT IT! ๐ฐ
Jia Hao: That means his being will disappear for eternity.
Just a personal opinion: I really donโt think itโs very wise to keep someone who has feelings for you as a…
"They don't understand 'as a friend' no matter how many times you tell them, they always hear it as 'I have a chance'."
I had to come back to this comment because it made me think something, but I was struggling so much to articulate it.
I think this comment says a lot about Mind's character. Obviously, I find Mind annoying ๐, but when I read this line, I pitied him for the first time, and for other characters like him, because he is so tied to this idea of Wayu and him. He can't imagine a world without Wayu and him.
And so, he doesn't see his own worth, and if someone were to really love him, he probably would not be able to recognise their love. It makes me think of that quote from The Perks of Being A Wallflower, "We accept the love, we think we deserve".
If I were Mind, I would be so frustrated at myself for having such low self-respect. That's why, when Mind breaks down at the end of that scene in the restaurant, I see a guy who can't love himself and recognise his own self-worth, trapped in this spiral of what he *thinks* is happiness.
my guess is that chef is a 6 star chef. Seok Ho is the most useless leader ever. I wonder how he even got that…
I am so disappointed in Seok Ho. I really wanted to like him (because I like Lee Sang Yi ๐), but I feel like he had so many opportunities to support his team and always chose to believe the opposing side!
What an emotional rollercoaster this episode was.. I was so moved by it, especially the scenes between Niran and…
Agree - Niran releasing the demon to save Pete's sister was a major development for his character. I can't imagine the old him doing something like that.
Im Ji Yeon and Heo Nam Jun are hitting it out of the ballpark.These 2 are intense. I think the plot and writing…
I try to explain to people that an actor might not be able to choose what they say, but they can show their ability by choosing *how* to say it. That is when an actor can really shine ๐คฉ! I think that good acting and bad acting can be as simple as a difference in the decisions that the actors make ๐ค, e.g. the way they deliver their lines and the expressions they choose to make. If it were a different actor, they might make different decisions. Therefore, one of the reasons we are fortunate to see this version of Cha Segye and Seori is because of Heo Nam Jun and Im Ji Yeon. ๐๐
Each quest came with the decision to accept or reject the invitation, and he always chose to accept.
So even though it seemed like the game was in control, I think KSJ was in control of his dream the whole time.
If he hadn't wanted to succeed then I think he wouldn't have gotten very far.
There are many different beliefs about how to achieve success. This drama's belief seems to be that hard effort results in success.
Me: Got it ๐.
Jia Hao: Taixu. Also known as 'the Eternal Void.' It's job is to clean up life spirits that have been in the Life Spirit Realm for too long to maintain balance in the universe.
Me: Got it ๐.
Jia Hao: If you don't bring Niran back in time, his spirit will be wiped away by Taixu as well.
Me: GOOTTT IT! ๐ฐ
Jia Hao: That means his being will disappear for eternity.
Me: FFS ๐.
I had to come back to this comment because it made me think something, but I was struggling so much to articulate it.
I think this comment says a lot about Mind's character. Obviously, I find Mind annoying ๐, but when I read this line, I pitied him for the first time, and for other characters like him, because he is so tied to this idea of Wayu and him. He can't imagine a world without Wayu and him.
And so, he doesn't see his own worth, and if someone were to really love him, he probably would not be able to recognise their love. It makes me think of that quote from The Perks of Being A Wallflower, "We accept the love, we think we deserve".
If I were Mind, I would be so frustrated at myself for having such low self-respect. That's why, when Mind breaks down at the end of that scene in the restaurant, I see a guy who can't love himself and recognise his own self-worth, trapped in this spiral of what he *thinks* is happiness.