Just finished episode 3 and I still can't feel the chemistry between the main leads. I think Hwang In Youp is trying with his yearning eyes but I can't see it with Hyeri :( Also the second leads are just annoying and fillers that I just skipped all their scenes. The second leads takes so much screentime.
Then the episode 3 convenient trope of FL losing her job so ofcourse she will work with the director, so cliche. I don't think I want to continue watching anymore.
I absolutely love and adore Jing Yi, but I really hope she works on her blank expressions. Sometimes it feels…
I hope she also improves the way she speaks. Sometimes I find it a little annoying because it sounds kind of childish, and she doesn't fully open her mouth when she talks. This is one of the reason why I also did not finish Lighter & Princessđ She's a really good kisser though.
OMG same novel writer as Hidden Love and WIFTY? And I love the trope, FL chases the ML then gives up then the ML is the one who chases after LOL. From the trailer, it does not look as melodrama as First Frost. And I like the leads. So I really hope this airs soon.
I think Minah has some kind of contract clause about kisses in her dramas, because I've never seen her doing real…
Really? I dislike actors who do romcoms but has contract clause about kisses. Stay away from romcoms or any romance dramas if you don't like kissing. The actress also did not impress me in the first episode so I'll just skip this one. Thanks for the info.
I can't feel the chemistry yet between the main leads but I like the episode 1 so far. Drama reminds me of Our beloved summer although in some parts of episode 1 of Dream to you, the acting of the leads is not giving. Hopefully the chemistry and acting improves later on.
Shin Ye-eun is often called one of South Koreaâs most bankable actresses, but that's definitely up for debate.…
Whenever I see my fave actor paired up with her, I knew the drama will flop again. The news about her being paired for her next drama with Park Bogum makes me face palm for Bogum. I feel like she has the talent but her acting is just not captivating for a female lead.
Is this a happy ending guys for those who read the novel? I don't want to continue if it is tragic. It feels like a melodrama based on the first episode and melos give me traumas LOL
I'm only on Episode 1, but I'm surprised that Esther Yu's voice isn't as high-pitched or distracting here. I hope it stays this way throughout the rest of the drama. I remember trying to watch Ski into Love, but I had to drop it in the first episode because I just couldn't get used to her overly cutesy voice in episode 1. It was too distracting for me.
And if it is the OG Dan shim, I thought CSG is the reincarnated grand prince? So what happened? It really doesn't…
Now that I think about it, Seori said to Mundo he was given a chance to restart his new life but chose not to do it so as a result he has the same fate as the King in Joseon. So I guess Cha Se Gye can still be the reincarnated Yi Hyeon but a complete different person since this is his new life.
The last episode went back to the original drama we saw on episode 1 which is nice but also a minus to the scriptwriter because why she insert some melodrama shit in this romcom and did not even thoroughly explained the plot twist well in the ending. Still a good drama though and I'm craving for more romcom for Heo Nam Jun.
I mean did him not die while he was exiled. Why does he need to be saved in the past so he could live in the present.…
They seem to be portraying CSG as stuck in a time loop rather than experiencing reincarnation, because how is it that he will die every time if they did not correct the first timeline? In reincarnation, wouldnât there be a chance to learn from past mistakes and eventually correct them?
Imagine you are the original Dan Shim, you went from the Joseon to the modern world and thought you finally have a chance of a good life but because of kdrama writers, you were sent back to Joseon to die again just because they need it for the plot LOL then what happens with Shin Seori goes back to Joseon is Dan Shim going back to the modern world then sent back to Joeon to die again? Poor girl LOL
I get you. But it was told to us a million times, that its a soul time travelling thing. It was us the viewers…
I donât think it was ever âtoldâ to us a million times, especially when the writer repeatedly shows that Cha Segye is a reincarnation. Logically, it would make more sense if Seori were also a reincarnation rather than going with a soul-swapping setup.
Personally, I also just donât like soul-swapping plots in general because K-drama writers often end up sidelining or completely forgetting the other soul. Dan Shimâs character really feels like she was just used as a plot device rather than a fully developed person. Imagine being thrown from Joseon into the modern world, then from modern world you just suddenly die in Joseon as well. Poor Dan Shim LOL
It couldâve been a straightforward reincarnation story, but the writer ended up falling back on the same old K-drama trope. Iâm kind of disappointed because Episode 1 gave us villainous leads with a refreshing edge, but by Episode 13, theyâd turned into the same naive, frustrating protagonists you see in every K-drama. :(
Then the episode 3 convenient trope of FL losing her job so ofcourse she will work with the director, so cliche. I don't think I want to continue watching anymore.
Personally, I also just donât like soul-swapping plots in general because K-drama writers often end up sidelining or completely forgetting the other soul. Dan Shimâs character really feels like she was just used as a plot device rather than a fully developed person. Imagine being thrown from Joseon into the modern world, then from modern world you just suddenly die in Joseon as well. Poor Dan Shim LOL