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CWS in that slick back haircut and those sunglasses... Damn.

I was always like 'I can handle poor CGI' but then I saw those boat scenes... damn, they spent like 5 dollars on it at most XD

They are kinda successfull about it too (erasing the history / pretending it never existed). As a Polish person, I am fully aware of what happened during WWII in Europe (as we were on the receiving end of things), but on other continents - not so much. So I began to feel truly horrified when I recently started to learn a bit more about Japan during WWII.

From my pov, most of the media that is popular in Western world portrays Japan either before WWI (so samurais / ninjas etc) or after WWII (anime), so they made a stellar job of changing their country's image. To know that they don't even really touch that subject in their own education is mindboggling. No wonder that it's a big subject in Korea / other Asian countries, even though so many years have passed. As Polish people, I feel that for the most part, we've worked through this, but it was also due to Germany and Austria not shying away from the subject (however, I'm speaking for myself and my family, so it's a perspective of people who haven't lived through WWII).

But then again, Polish government does the same thing with some of our historical faults, so I shouldn't be surprised. But nonetheless, the scale with Japan and WWII is a bit different.

Yes, going back had no point whatsoever. It could make sense in the middle of the story, when she was not sure whether she loves past or present TH. They invented a bullshit 'course' as a reason for her to go back, just to create drama, which makes zero sense anyway, how would changing the past story in this way change TH's destiny and TH's heart disease...

Exactly, if she came back to make him live longer and happier than fine, go back. But she didn't, she made him miserable. So she went back for the sake of some course? Which was never really explained, why the poison past TH took in his first timeline affects current TH's heart condition? Just feels like creating artificial drama to me. If she came back to make her parents suffer less, than ok. But she died anyway and they will have to cope! I hate the last episode, fast-forwarded most of it cause I just couldn't look at sad past TH.

Gotta love how the ML has a darker skin when he's working physically and when he comes back to the capital he's back to white all of a sudden XD

The one thing that was weird for me is thet ML's father didn't come back - like everyone survived multiple deaths and that one guy whose body we never saw didn't...

So yeah, I agree completely that the last 13ish episodes were unnecessary. Hard to rate this drama cause the first half was fantastic, and the second very skippable and unmemorable. Don't regret watching it, but wish I didn't try to push through the end. It's just very boring. If they felt that the main couple is getting boring, they could have builded a nice story arcs and tension for secondary couples, unfortunately they turned the story towards a different direction.

Wow, this series is looking so good from ep 1. The cinematography is fantastic. I just came from AJTL, and while everything else is great, the cinematography was lacking. Here it's a pleasure to my eyes.

It's a bad ending because it feels forced and the leads are acting out of character. It's rushed, and at the end there's a cop-out with the kid scene as if the creators didn't want the public to be too mad.

I'm not sure, they definitely had some kind of connection behind the scenes, but why did the grandpa send her away then?

I was thinking something along those lines too. But I would imagine he'd rather choose a suitable lady for Tae Ha himself if he wanted to show his power over him and control him even more? Would make a bit more sense I guess...

Did I miss sth, or are we still waiting for a reason why grandpa was insisting on Tae Ha's marriage? Considering that he was planning to ruin it from the start

That part was funny and heartworming? It actually made the 2nd brother seem like a weirdo and loser at the same time. It was not moving at all, it was very very creepy. That was the worst part of the original by far.

I watched the chinese version. The 2nd brother tried to date her and it was very out of place and weird, even if he actually admitted that later on. It should have never happened. That's why I don't want it here.

It sounds interesting, but after Mr Queen I promised myself to never watch a time-travel drama where the leads are separated in the end. No thank you.

That's why I think that people who consider the ending to be a HE, and think that the main leads survived and escaped, have a point too. Because an ending like this, RY's suicide, just doesn't make sense... her surviving doesn't make sense too, so choosing your own canon ending is ok for me ig...

It's a 2 weeks wait actually

It's a standard, okayish kdrama. Nothing groundbreaking, but it's cute. Very similar vibe to business proposal, if you watched it. But if you want something new and fresh, you won't find it here unfortunately.

Nah, it's been only 5 days mate 😅 But the pain makes it feel like forever, I agree