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To aprove your change, the adnim needs a proof such as a link to the later episodes or anything else. He/She probably rejected it because there are only 12 episodes on Netflix.

I'm french and we have the same kind of grammar, that's why I can relate to Cecy. As the genre is random for most words, it's very difficult for someone of another language to find a logic in it ;)

"Luna" is a word in the feminine form in Spanish. "Del" does mean "of the" but in the masculine form so, to be grammatically correct, it should be "de la", meaning "of the" in english as well.

I couldn't agree more. I'll wait until season 3 is finished, just in case they add a season 4...

Oh? I didn't see the trailer yet. This seems interesting!

It's not so bad considering the current rating of 7.2, which is low for a kdrama start. The first episode was a bit slow, maybe that's why. They could have gone to the past earlier.
Also, and this is something that doesn't bother me at all, the writers seems to like mixing several storylines. In present time, it is a criminal case about our hero's father getting killed. In the past, it's about the life of an Iljimae like thief.
And I'm not even talking about the criminal going to the past with them... To sum it up, this is going to be a fantasy adventure thriller romcom. It might be too much for some viewers.
Overall, I'm probably going to enjoy it a lot but I think it's best to just watch it as a light drama.

I'm at episode 15. My pace is about two or three episodes a day so... see you all in about a year ^^

So it really was the end... Minus 2 points then. 6/10.
It would have been 1/10 if there was not a case every three episodes. I hate feeling like I missed some episodes.

Given ep24 ending, I'm inclined to believe there are more episodes. If not, it doesn't make sense. Maybe it's actually 48 episodes because they're only half an hour long.

If you need something light-hearted, then this is just for you!
This drama was my daily cup of happiness.

I was just going to watch the first episode since this is set in my country but the show was really enjoyable. It was funny to watch, with lots of references to dramas from the actors. I enjoyed it from start to finish.

For people looking for the drama you're talking about, it's To Get Unstuck in Time

Yes, that's how I understood it. I think the chairman probably was the only donor as this needed someone willing to "industrially" sacrifice their own offsprings for money. He had up to 88 children this way with foster mothers, and more nowadays since he kept going with his activities. As for the abandonned kids with names, I guess the chariman needed their names to justify the existance of the Orphanage.

My guess is the chairman used his sperm to produce children for his organ trafficking. This way, nobody would repport a missing child! Hence Kim Soo Hyun is one of those children and technically is his biological son. When the chairman's daughter got leukemia, she needed a transplantation. That's when Kim Soo Hyun met her, because he was her donor. The real daughter did not survive the operation and Do Hyun Jin ( who was initially abandonned if I remember correctly ) took her place. After that, the police got word of the Orphanage and the numbered children had to get killed.

I actually thought it would be more, but that's still nearly twice per episode! LOL

From what I remember, Chawee ends up with Araya and Pailin with Chawee's friend.

Although it doesn't bother me at all (I like Lee Jong Suk acting), I'd say on the contrary that he is playing it the same way. In my opinion, there are two kinds of actors : those who try to imagine themselves in their character's shoes (how would they feel in real life if they did the same - that's LJS) and those who prefer to play a radical change in personalities as it's more fun for them (someone like Yeo Jin Goo). It doesn't necessarily mean they can't do the other, just that they are more confortable this way.

It's on Netflix France (I don't know about other countries)

No.

According to them, not while looking at images. In my country, everything is dubbed so people are not used to read subtitles at all. Younger generations tend to watch more subbed american series thanks to internet but that's it.