I think I didn't get the reason why she is so persistent over him? Like being all cute and clingy without truly like him. I guess I lost something in the way.
Wow, this week episodes was really great! Loved the way Nam Soon is so smart to acting like she's unbothered about what Shi Oh says. Loved the mom's realization that she didn't see what is happening with her own son. Loved that Nam Soon and Hee Shik are getting more closer. And loved the fake Nam Soon is getting a redemption arc, I really hope she keep in this way.
The way everyone talks with Nam Soon's brother, Nan In, is disgusting. All they say is how he's fat and that he's smelling like food. I know skorea have a fatphobic culture and it's not the beauty standard, but ridicule him time after time is too much. Not to mention the fact that he is neglected by his mother all the time. I mean, even the sick uncle is treated with respect, you know?
I think maybe Hee Shik conversation with Nan Soon about his late brother makes her pay attention to hers and be the first one to notice the way he is treated and his possible upcoming drug addiction.
episodes 3 and 4 were awesome, but I didn't like 5 and 6 very much besides the fact namsoon and heeshik are getting closer and I love them together. but I'm not sure if I like the plot that namsoon have to be a hero, like her mother said, or something like that. I mean, if my daughter, that was missed for so long, appear again, I would never leave her side or let her be in dangerous situations. and the fatphobic treatment they give to namsoon brother makes me very uncomfortable.
Hey, guys! I'm thinking of watching this for the romance. I hear the romance between Mihyun and the guy she's…
I didn't think there's enough romance to be honest, I started to watch because I read there's some amazing couples, but got disappointed in that way. Mihyun and Dooshik are past history, so we already know they aren't together what makes everything kinda sad to me. And the couple I liked most, Heesoo and Bongseok, don't have more than just a strong friendship and a little flirt. That said, if you rely in romance to watch, maybe you get disappointed. But the main story is more interesting, I think the greatest part of is the parents and their kids relationships.
It was suggested to me a long time ago and it took me a while to watch it because the opinions about it were kind of bad. But, if I can make a suggestion, watch it and take your own conclusions. It's quite sexually explicit, which scared me (someone used to watch rom-com kdramas) a lot at first, but it made sense for the proposal it has. I thought it touches on the wound of how men view and treat women in an interesting way. I liked seeing how Sakura and the other wives discovered and freed themselves from their "fishbowls" little by little. I found the ending satisfying, important for what the protagonist needed and ends in a hopeful way for what I really wanted it to have been. I really liked it.
Now that this Drama is finally over, can someone spoil me the ending and answer some questions:1.was it happy…
Happy ending, but the other questions don't really apply because there's no romance throughout the show. FL likes SML and ML develop feelings about FL, but nothing happens during the episodes. But its totally ok because isn't the point of the show, they (and us) don't even have time to think about romance because there's a lot happening at the same time.
I had suspect that was Mr. Shaman a few episodes ago, when Ye Bun finds him at the congressman office, but for some reason I thought it was too obvious and let that go. Then I thought it was him, but possessed with General MacArthur or other ghost, what would explain the black images, cause, I thought, even he can't see. But omg, the way he are a f*ckin psycho and had pleasure while done the murderers caught me off guard. I'm truly disturbed and felt betrayed! hahahah By the way, someone knows what happened to his kid? I think I missed this detail.
FL being ridiculous to break up with him, all it matter is present and all she need to do is stay by his side…
I agree but I think that is the whole point of the show. They both have to understand their past to overcome and break the curse together. I think they get their famous-dorama-break-up-close-to-the-end ®️ just to realize they need to be together to figure out what caused the curse and break that for good.
Mine is something like Tale Of The Nine Tailed, since the past Hong Jo was a sorceress or shaman in her past life. I think maybe she was possessed by someone evil our her powers get uncontrol that was his only 'choice' kill her, or smt like that.
It's very funny, unpretentious and unserious. But it's so lovely! I watched in 2 days, loved the enemies to friends to lovers of main couple and loved the bad boy-good girl plot in second couple. Also loved the fact the main couple sometimes wear color matching clothes when they are falling more in love. I liked a lot, but only watched because Netflix Br was about to take it off. 😅 Wish had watched sooner!
Why is the guy calling the girl "unnie"? Can someone explain. I'm a little confused.
It's because his sister, who is Ok Hee's friend, calls her "unnie". Since he started to go to the girl group reunion replacing his sister, he calls Ok Hee the same way his sister and other girls do. 😅
It was so confusing but when things started to make sense... oh my God. I had to give me some time from the end of episode 10 and to start episode 11 because I was so disturbed by the revelation that I couldn't go on. I found the plot interesting and it gets me curious and willing to watch more and more.
Well, I can say people are right about 2nd couple. Their story is kinda interesting when they are in town, but when they came back to country city, it becames like a spin off inside the show. The story didn't seems to fit in with the main story and they don't even have the charisma or chemistry like the leads, and it gets boring and boring. I tried hard not to skip but I wasn't interested at all in those two.
But the leads... Oh, I have to say I loved Mei Ren. She is so funny and smart but also naive and annoying sometimes, but not in a bad way. Its all makes sense with the character and with she wanted to do. My only complain is when they want us to believe Esther Yu is ugly! Nonsense! Esther and Bin Bin chemistry are great, but I think its misused with all the misunderstandings they gone through. Despite that, from episode 32 onwards they have great scenes and almost all screen time. It's a good show, not great as others I saw, but I had fun while watching.
I think maybe Hee Shik conversation with Nan Soon about his late brother makes her pay attention to hers and be the first one to notice the way he is treated and his possible upcoming drug addiction.
It's quite sexually explicit, which scared me (someone used to watch rom-com kdramas) a lot at first, but it made sense for the proposal it has. I thought it touches on the wound of how men view and treat women in an interesting way.
I liked seeing how Sakura and the other wives discovered and freed themselves from their "fishbowls" little by little.
I found the ending satisfying, important for what the protagonist needed and ends in a hopeful way for what I really wanted it to have been.
I really liked it.
But omg, the way he are a f*ckin psycho and had pleasure while done the murderers caught me off guard. I'm truly disturbed and felt betrayed! hahahah
By the way, someone knows what happened to his kid? I think I missed this detail.
Also loved the fact the main couple sometimes wear color matching clothes when they are falling more in love.
I liked a lot, but only watched because Netflix Br was about to take it off. 😅 Wish had watched sooner!
I found the plot interesting and it gets me curious and willing to watch more and more.
But the leads... Oh, I have to say I loved Mei Ren. She is so funny and smart but also naive and annoying sometimes, but not in a bad way. Its all makes sense with the character and with she wanted to do. My only complain is when they want us to believe Esther Yu is ugly! Nonsense!
Esther and Bin Bin chemistry are great, but I think its misused with all the misunderstandings they gone through. Despite that, from episode 32 onwards they have great scenes and almost all screen time.
It's a good show, not great as others I saw, but I had fun while watching.