michelleoc

Try it with subtitles. Dubbing is usually problematic. The voices don't match the actor, lack of verbal expression, etc. The last show I tried to watch that was dubbed made me feel like they were reading a cereal box.

I find I do this in a lot of dramas. I wish the writers/editors would get a clue. Watching it at 1.5-2.0 speed, or skipping a lot shows that there's definitely room for cutting out all the filler.

Thank you for posting this. You've saved me time.

I TOTALLY agree!

I TOTALLY agree!

It seemed like every person had two names...it was very confusing. I do know that was the crown prince though.

From the comments I've read, we need to just turn our brains off regarding the medical stuff. That's kind of hard to do when it's the focus of the show.

Yes, they do end up together. Happy, though lackluster, ending.

It is the 14-year-old.

The crown prince is the 14-year-old that married one of the daughters.

Thank you.

There is a season 2, I think it will be out sometime in 2024.

Your review was great. I thought I was the only person in existence that didn't like this drama. I was so irritated with it I couldn't do a decent review, I just wanted to move on.

It's bad enough when we have one person doing this in a drama (in most dramas, and my question is, "why"?), but to have two!?!?!

For Lee Jae Wook, watch Alchemy of Souls, Extraordinary You, Do Do Sol Sol La La Sol, and Search: WWW. (I loved him in every each show, though I didn't love the dramas themselves. (Don't attack me people, it's my personal opinion!) Do Do Sol Sol La La Sol had the worst, most anger-inducing ending ever, but LJW was wonderful nonetheless.

It's all a matter of opinion. I was one of two people, apparently, that didn't like Our Beloved Summer. Gonna wait until this gets completely released, find out how the ending is, and then give it a try.

Thank you for this information. I understand what you mean about realistic endings. I, however, don't want to waste endless hours of a "romance" only to have the ending be bad. I don't have troubles with open endings or sad endings in other genres, but if I'm watching something about love and what people go through to overcome/endure, to me a sad or open ending just diminishes their love. I realize that most people don't think this way, so I appreciate when someone takes the time to spoil the ending.

So funny!

I'm with you on being truthful. I think it's sad when I have to preface every review with "This is my personal opinion, please don't come at me with hate."

Have you seen You Are My Glory? Great relationship (however, I fast forwarded through all the gaming and the space stuff)