Amy

I think I have opposing views with netizens. I know the ending for the webtoon but I want her to end up with the other guy instead. It's frustrating.

Really cool feature!
Another suggestion is to exclude dramas that are dropped from the recommendations. Also, it would be even better if we could filter movies/dramas/country.

I totally agree with you. Yoon Gyun Sang at most looks like her brother, not uncle or father so the age gap isn't even that big.

Really? I wouldn't be so sure, given that she was 16 when she played Love in the Moonlight and there were kissing scenes and laying on the bed together.

This is the first time I'm not rooting for the leads. YJ doesn't deserve JY. Like not AT ALL. Self-absorbed, self-centred, inconsiderate, is the one hurting people but plays victim every time. Hangs out with guy that bf is insecure about, then breaks up with bf and marries that guy. In real life, someone that does that is likely an unfaithful golddigger that makes up reasons to break up with their bf to be with another guy who has high social status and more money.

Love the poster! Looks the same as the one in the comic <3

Why is it deceiving though?

Bahahaha

I'm confident about tvN. They have the ability to make a mediocre drama better than it can be.

The act of Han Se Gye helping that woman during her time as a little boy was absolutely touching, and showed how the shapeshifting syndrome that she has always regarded as a curse could also be a blessing. For a long time she never understood why it happened to her, and she suffered tremendously because of the illness. But this time was one time she actually felt glad about being able to comfort someone. Being a boy, she changed the life of a mother, and she also had the opportunity to rediscover her own mother's love as a child.

I'm glad they gave the plot a little change in the latest episodes to make the drama deeper and less cliche. Let me explain in the spoiler.

Sorry but I just have to disagree. If like you said people should feel reluctant to make negative comments, there would be only positive comments of a drama in the comments section. Being honest as much as possible is the best way to statistically reflect public opinion towards a drama. If there are many negative comments about a drama, there must be a reason why. And there will also be a higher probability that another person will dislike it for the same reason even if that person is not you. Which is why, regardless of comments, you could always give a drama a 2 to 5 episode chance.

Besides, there are more positive comments here than negative ones. And this drama is the most popular one out of all airing dramas currently and also with the highest ratings. Even though I don't personally like this (part of the negative comments were from me), It's pretty obvious that this drama is popular and a lot of people like it.

I feel terrible saying this but... What's up with Chun Jung Myung in that cover photo?? That hairstyle and those bangs definitely do not suit his long forehead. I kind of feel sorry for him lol

I think you answered my doubts well. I was worried that this would be another one of Kim Eun Sook's dramas where it gets bland throughout the middle of the series and is only engaging towards the end. That was precisely why I disliked The Heirs, DOTS and Goblin.

If a drama is an official remake of a parent story, there will always be a comparison. You can decide to not compare it since you haven't watched the original, but for anyone who has watched it, comparing is pretty much natural instinct. Since this is based off of a story known for some pretty unique elements, in order to be a good adaptation, the kdrama version should be different but at the same time not lose the essence that made the story what it was.

For example, if there was a popular book that people liked because of very specific reasons, and someone made a movie out of it but removed those reasons that made it enjoyable in the first place, fans would definitely be disappointed. Not saying this drama isn't good, but it might have been better off as a standalone drama with a different story, rather than an official remake that excludes the most core elements of the original.

Well, missions can change. Maybe he will come to realize that his real mission is to help people not as a godfather but as a companion.

I'm not sure what will happen afterwards but so far what has been aired is already toned down, so I kind of predict it to stay that way.

May I ask what makes you think this way? And rmb to add spoilers ;p

Up to this point I can safely say that this drama will not live up to the original in my heart. They basically toned down everything dark and twisted that happened in the Japanese version (at least in the current episodes). This kdrama version is more like an angsty melodrama, without the disturbing feeling from the original. Imo that kind of makes it lose the uniqueness and groundbreaking-ness of the parent story. This might be a good thing though to many people since they don't like bad things happening. Toning it down makes it more acceptable and easier to watch.

Thanks! Maybe I'll give it another go