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I just realized that the new guy talking with Jang Yoon in the preview (likely the accomplice he was previously calling on the phone) is the man who showed up at the cousin's blind date....if they end up seeing each other again, that's another level of despicable . I'm already mad at the fact that Jang Yoon is manipulating the female lead's feelings right now, and she's so oblivious...it's going to be really painful when she finds out his hidden agenda.
I'm curious about the person calling Yi Young at the very end, that sounds like a middle aged man and is visiting the place of the "accident".

I think the taxi driver cut an artery in the killer's leg ? we see him use the cutter on his ankle or something...so maybe he just left him there in the alley to bleed to death, and when Min found the unconscious man, he was still alive and only passed away when Min went to look for the ambulance. The marble flew back into his pocket by itself only after a few moments. So I think the killer was revived and is now the old man. Same face, same voice, only a lot older. As to why he wasn't reborn with a different face like Min and So-Yeon, my theory is that the surgeon was already revived once by the marble, years ago, so his soul matched the face he had at the beginning of the drama, but now the soul looked older, and so his appearance aged as well. Or maybe it depends on a marble's rule we don't know yet.

Season 2 is happening! The male lead is confirmed, but at the moment it's unclear if Sierra Li is returning https://twitter.com/dramapotatoe/status/1117294105816551424

Quite intriguing so far, even though there isn't much action yet. Kim Kang Woo's character is really interesting and I'm already liking the interactions between the two male leads.

I was already bawling my eyes out at that last moment between Eugene and Ae Shin, but I started sobbing even harder when they showed Kyle crying for his friend.

Actually, he's 39 and she's 27 (or 40 and 28 in Korean age) in the present timeline, year 1902. The drama starts in 1871 and the evil nobleman mentions the slave child is 9 (Korean age), so he was born in 1863. The female lead was born in 1875 (there was the timestamp 1875 when the interpreter turned villain met the Japanese noble and right after that the scene with her parents' death). Yoo Jin arrived in Joseon and met Goo Ae Shin in 1902 (again, there was a timestamp at the end of that long sequence of him leaving New York and 1902 is the death year written on the gravestone of the American guy during the funeral)

Episode 14 had some seriously stunning scenery....I'm glad they took another week for the editing. I love the fact that he started courting her, even though he seemed like a crazy stalker. The preview got me all excited for when she will remember him, and then tvn drops that terrifying teaser....I feel sick :(

To the beautiful you

Full House

I need to get used to the special effects, but the first episode was quite interesting.

I wasn't completely satisfied with the ending...I wish we had seen them 'reunite' after she saved him from the water, not just a cut straight to their wedding pictures. The sequence in the water was visually nice though. What's with inserting the last 3-4 minutes of a drama at the beginning of a speciale episode...I guess it's so that people will still tune in for the special, but still, not the best editing. Overall I liked all the sweet moments between the characters. On that aspect I think their relationship felt more intimate compared to the Korean drama. But at the same time I feel the last few episode lacked a little bit of emotion, especially from the actress. While the Korean characters were crying their eyes out after their separation (or when she thought he had been executed), the sadness here was much more subtle, if we count out that one scene of Gong Min destroying the amulet. I'm not saying that that the end should be a crying fest, but I couldn't feel their 'loss' that strongly. It didn't feel heart wrenching like the original. But maybe subs will help with that.

I didn't really "love" any of these adaptations. I enjoyed Kyou, Koi wo Hajimemasu more than the rest, even though I also read the manga, probably because I don't dislike it when they change little things from the original source, when it's far from perfect. Kanojo and Sukitte were ok, L♥DK mediocre at best. I'm looking forward to Ao haru ride and Strobe Edge...I think both mangas are a bit overrated, but the story could translate well into a movie.

I checked the Chinese wikipedia for the drama and it says 22 episodes, but they wrote March 23rd as the last day of broadcast, so Monday/today. Maybe they counted these last two episodes as one, so that makes it episode 21? I've never understood why they've cut the episodes so weirdly, with the second one airing being barely 20 minutes long. Fingers crossed that there's still an episode left, otherwise that would be a lame ending!

I don't think so...the scene of her watching down from the bridge is cut too abruptly to be the end. If they had left it open-ended, they would have shown a glimpse of water at least! I think someone edited the episodes' number here because they read my previous comment. That was mere speculation on my part, because I didn't think they could drag the end for 4 more episodes and there's zero news from any English source >.<

Someone on yt started subbing it in English. The videos are low quality but better than nothing for now https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCey3o2ChAoo9B5pcG_zkn9A
Also, it looks like the drama will have more than 20 episodes, probably 22, since it didn't end with today's episode.

I thought this drama was refreshing and cute, it's too bad there are only four episodes.
Both the actresses listed above are wrong btw, they're homonyms. The lead girl and her friend are played by two rookie actresses.