So the crown princes body was pretty well preserved. How long ago did he die? The daughter did seem to know him…
my bad. Yeah its not 30 years ago, it just recently before the beginning of the show. The young crowned prince ascend because the older one (Se-Ja) died.
The trailer drive my expectation to the wrong place.
It's good show. the VFX, production, story, the myth, the twist.
It's just that I expect Constantine set in Joseon. It still deliver that element, well at least for half season. They spent VFX budget for half season I guess.
Worth for 2nd season, and maybe another to explore the myth here.
Both have exes but ML's ex is married (To another person) so we shouldn't worry about her too much, but FL ex…
She have made boundaries tho?
I'm sure she spoke direct word when she reject him : we are on separated ways now, you live your way, I live my way. Not a chance we as a friend after breakup.
it risky for an employee like Kang Si-U to be in office romance with his subordinate, especially when he appoint Jee-Yon to do something that traditionally done by higher rank officer.
whether she succeed or not in her task, her appoinment will make unnecessary rumours that affecting his leadership aura around other employees.
but i can't get enough to watch the 3 leads, Kang Mi-Na, Park Ji-Hyun, and Seo In-Guk.
i didn't know original source (if any), just had a little expectation from a trailer, and so far its entertaining.
Its not supernatural theme, or centered on superhuman being, but more like mystery around politics, and crime, so if you guys have high hope about seeing a lot of human vapor in action, you'll get disappointed.
its just before the beginning of the show.
She knew him but probably barely interacted with him.
Yeah its not 30 years ago, it just recently before the beginning of the show.
The young crowned prince ascend because the older one (Se-Ja) died.
i dont usually skip details, but this one didnt get my attention.
Main event took place 30 years ago, maybe he died around that time too.
But hope other people can make better judgment, cuz I didn't really pay attention after ep04.
It's good show. the VFX, production, story, the myth, the twist.
It's just that I expect Constantine set in Joseon.
It still deliver that element, well at least for half season. They spent VFX budget for half season I guess.
Worth for 2nd season, and maybe another to explore the myth here.
original didnt mean that its not inspired, borrow, or steal from other shows.
from ep01 alone it felt like Korean Witcher.
she keep in her composure, because she didnt want to get in another romance.
but nvm, i will keep watching it
If they can make such technology in everyday home appliances, it a good narrative.
I'm wondering if each episode gonna have the same theme until their family die, or even doomsday happen you got to clock in tomorrow.
I'm sure she spoke direct word when she reject him : we are on separated ways now, you live your way, I live my way. Not a chance we as a friend after breakup.
whether she succeed or not in her task, her appoinment will make unnecessary rumours that affecting his leadership aura around other employees.
but i can't get enough to watch the 3 leads, Kang Mi-Na, Park Ji-Hyun, and Seo In-Guk.
The twist make it make sense, because it's not time travel, being literal reborn or about alternate life.
Although it's like erase 80-90% of our journey with him.
I didn't finish reborn rookie, so I won't open your next comment yet.
Their adventure lead to discovery how to control the Human Vapor.
when such people have valuable information, it can lead to their own doom.
so he choked up from guilty feeliing, because of his action lead to her death.
i didn't know original source (if any), just had a little expectation from a trailer, and so far its entertaining.
Its not supernatural theme, or centered on superhuman being, but more like mystery around politics, and crime, so if you guys have high hope about seeing a lot of human vapor in action, you'll get disappointed.