I checked on-going Philippine Dramas a while ago, and I didn't saw this. Now that I re-checked, that's just when I remember that S2 is really supposed to air this April. How was the Ep1? Some dramas tend to be more disappointing when there's a sequel huhu so I need an enlightenment...
After just seeing the trailer, now I need Feng Xi Yun and Feng Qi Wu sismance! I hope they get along really well…
Ohh, thanks for this info then. I'm 100% reassured now that they won't fight over Feng Lan Xi, because Feng Qi Wu is one of my favorite supporting characters here.
I don't know what's wrong with my brain, but after I watched Ep1-14 that's just when I decided to watch the trailer. And HELP, they already told in he beginning that our FL will actually be a queen?! I didn't notice at first because people in Tianshuang Sect can call her either Bai Feng Xi or Feng Xi Yun so it like she's not really hiding her two identities, but now even I am fooled. Not that I didn't saw that coming considering I've already seen little hints from Ep14, but I'm still surprised. Plus the trailer made me crave for the next episodes 100x more!
I don't really know her yet, but her drama Seirei no Morbito aired multiple times on television in my country, and that's how I got to know her. She was amazing in those fight scenes and I liked her since then, but sadly I'm not able to finish the show because of school. Anyways, she still amazed me when I saw her on screen as her presence is strong.
More people are missing out a marvelous k-drama if they haven't watched this yet, TRS really made the end of 2021 and start of 2022's life better and it did made me change some perspectives in love and life at some point in a good way.
The plot is somehow similar to Mr. Queen for me like the family-enemy and struggle for the power part (except this is not a fantasy), that's why I don't know at first whether to watch it or not as I kind of wanted to see new kinds of plots now - but the producers said that this drama is like Joseon-Era Romeo and Juliet, and it made me wanna look forward to it as I wonder what kind of twist they'll add. Kang Han Na is so pretty too, can't wait to see her again on screen!
Just finished binge-watching Ep7-12 a while ago, and I didn't expect to love WRTW as much as how I love it now, like not only I'm so attached to the plot but also for the characters and their wittiness. Only 12 eps had passed but it felt like a lot of things already happened, plus the amount of light-hearted and full-of-tension scenes are well-balanced so far. I hope they will keep up the good work and not make it draggy in the future eps! ~
Sh**ting Stars literally had me laugh to tears after that fun and crazy Ep2! I lost count the amount of "helppp" and "help meee" I've said while watching it. 😂
Since I saw the list of most awaited upcoming dramas last month and saw this, I've been waiting for this show to air to see if I'll like it or not despite being not really a fan of historical or costume fantasy dramas. I'm worried about the no. of episodes too, but glad that my love for the leads made me watch it today and now I'm hooked! I watched Ep1-6 a while ago and since Ep1, YY and ZLS already gave a strong lovers vibe which showcased the amazing chemistry they had even though the drama just started. The next episodes are great too, and glad that the show suddenly answers my questions and confusions after I've thought about them xD.
I'm still watching this drama for the 2nd time (tv and dvd version mixed) and I'm already in ep16, but the heart-fluttering moments still made me scream lots of time even though I knew what's going to happen as YZ and XZ's chemistry is so good. And I know I've said this a million time, but the little theatres are just wholesome and made the show had more humor.
Everyone (including me) went crazy with Jun Ho and Yoon A's chemistry as they are performing last New Year Eve, and now we got this news! 2nd Generation never disappoints, so I'm really excited for this!
I decided to watch it because of the MDL article I saw 2 days ago, and now I finished it. It has a well-balanced plot, dealing with heavy topics yet still makes us laugh with its dark humor and fall for the leads with opposite personalities as they fall in love in a natural way. They also explored the leads' viewpoints which made us clearly see their character development. The fact that it's short and that's the editing style they used made it easier to binge-watch, and the pacing of the story is duly done. I hope they'll make more dramas like this, but with higher production value if possible.
Okay wait, maybe I'm lost in translation. As much as I love EP6, I suddenly thought of the rules for Jun Woong as a human-turned-Grim Reaper. Isn't he supposed to look different in-front of a human, just like in EP3-4 when they are trying to help Jun Woong's friend who's about too commit suicide? Then why the old man in EP6 know he is young, when the face Ryung Goo set for him for the Land of Living to see is that middle-aged man in EP3? Or he can only be unrecognizable if the person he's talking to is someone he knows personally? Or did Ryung Goo felt bad with changing his appearance to a middle-aged man that's why he changed it to a face of a different young man?
"Everybody sees what they wanna see, it's easier to judge me than to believe." - You Never Know (Blackpink).
First of all, aside from both parties already denied that Yea Ji manipulated Jung Hyun before, we don't have the right to judge her as we don't know the whole situation. If something really happened before which led to the accusations to Yea Ji now, then you can hate her past actions but not her herself. "I know it can be hard to believe that your idol is not what you think, but..." That's actually the point for me. It's the fact that they can't be the perfect image in our minds so we're trying not to judge as we don't know what lead them to do or act like this and that.
They are adults, but it doesn't mean they're that mature that time. Still it's true that they must know what they are doing, but we don't even know them personally that's why we can't just say what we want based on what we just saw, as we don't know what's happening behind the scenes. Also they both are in the right age that time to think and act on their own. As for Yea Ji and Jung Hyun, they already moved on. In order to move on, they must've talked everything through and had enough closure already just like other ex-partners out there - so us we.
I'm definitely not defending her, but I don't think people should just forget all of her hard works and good sides because of this controversy. If Yea Ji is that bad then why will Jung Hyun date her before, and vice-versa? I'm sure they both saw each other's positive sides, but both of them have flaws too and that's what makes them human. At the end of the day, this incident is just a part of their life that will help them grow more and a memory for them to laugh at in the future. I hope what I said will wrap things up, and thanks for reading.
I'm not really a fan of LMH even though I've watched his dramas more than a decade ago until now as I'm not really fond of his acting even with his famous roles, but so far I'm surprised I'm pretty enjoying him here in Pachinko. Maybe it has something to do with his shorter screen time (?). The first time Han Su saw Sun Ja, his eyes tells a lot of feelings. From having like love-at-first-sight to wondering (who she is), then being afraid (to fall for her). I also enjoy the scenes when he was casually talking and explaining a lot of things to Sun Ja as it felt raw and natural for me. Then his manipulative scenes really caught me off guard, I feel so frustrated to him the whole time after he did said 'that' to Sun Ja yet the looks in his eyes when she left (to go to Japan) is like saying he doesn't care anymore as she decided to marry that priest but at the same time he's worried 'cause he know what kind of world awaits her and their child there. It's like his character really loved Sun Ja without him even knowing it. His acting is decent here for me, much better than I expected.
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I hope that's not the real result here in MDL ...
First of all, aside from both parties already denied that Yea Ji manipulated Jung Hyun before, we don't have the right to judge her as we don't know the whole situation. If something really happened before which led to the accusations to Yea Ji now, then you can hate her past actions but not her herself. "I know it can be hard to believe that your idol is not what you think, but..." That's actually the point for me. It's the fact that they can't be the perfect image in our minds so we're trying not to judge as we don't know what lead them to do or act like this and that.
They are adults, but it doesn't mean they're that mature that time. Still it's true that they must know what they are doing, but we don't even know them personally that's why we can't just say what we want based on what we just saw, as we don't know what's happening behind the scenes. Also they both are in the right age that time to think and act on their own. As for Yea Ji and Jung Hyun, they already moved on. In order to move on, they must've talked everything through and had enough closure already just like other ex-partners out there - so us we.
I'm definitely not defending her, but I don't think people should just forget all of her hard works and good sides because of this controversy. If Yea Ji is that bad then why will Jung Hyun date her before, and vice-versa? I'm sure they both saw each other's positive sides, but both of them have flaws too and that's what makes them human. At the end of the day, this incident is just a part of their life that will help them grow more and a memory for them to laugh at in the future. I hope what I said will wrap things up, and thanks for reading.