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I watched few episodes, but the English subtitles were bad, so it was difficult to follow. I stopped hoping it would one day get better translation.

I know of this, but because of what I mentioned, I think they would still change it sometimes even if they didn't have to.

Nothing personal towards the authors, but about 9/10 book adaptations... when you read comments of book fans... you find out there was transmigration plot in the book. I haven't read those books, they're impossible to get in my country and google translations online are just past the bottom line for me, but this seems like a lazy way to enjoy the advantages of ancient setting without having to write a character with mind of someone raised in the chosen period. No wonder they usually get rid of it.

So many videos lately. from my experience, that either means they'll air this drama any day now or will postpone it to like end of next year. That's bit unnerving about Chinese dramas.

I would understand this if this was drama set to air on Korean TV. But Netflix? If they had to remove every movie/show that someone with drinking or drug problem worked on, their library would be near empty.

I would understand this if this was drama set to air on Korean TV. But Netflix? If they had to remove every movie/show that someone with drinking or drug problem worked on, their library would be near empty.

Most of the article I even agree with you, but the last part? Come on. Every Nam Goong Min's drama is so overhyped before it even airs. I never actually seen this one and I've heard about this one more than all of the other mentions in this article together. The attention his every drama gets before it even airs is so annoying I have never watched any of his projet since he became this famous.

That's like Zellweger. She did this twice and practically ruined her body. That's one of the things I dislike about the industry. It's one thing to dye their hair for a role, but this shouldn't be praised. An actor weighing 80 kg would not get a lead role in South Korea, despite their talent, because of beauty standards there, but instead of giving them the opportunity here, they had a young guy playing with his health.

All the timelines have the same roots. It's just that his guilt stopped him to ever contact her, but we don't really know what happened in those 15 years. Perhaps he met her on that bridge because he watched over her from a far, loving her enthusiasm she gained after ending up in the wheelchair. It would explain why he went after him in the original timeline as well. Because there is something weird about the killer being obsessed with her after failing to pick her just once, preparing to kidnap her so long... only to go after Sun Jae only in the future. Perhaps in the timeline he went to jail because of him, but originally it was supposedly just a hit-and-run and he got away with it. But if he wanted to go after Sol again and watching her found out Sun Jae was watching over her, while knowing his face, he might be getting rid of him before going after Sol.

I know, but I simply find it said if she carried memories he wouldn't recover.
Plus I want the characters to mention it. It could be a cute flash forward scene for example. They bicker, he plays hard to get, but she isn't fooled, mentioning he loved her for 15 years, when she didn't even notice him in real life.

Well, it looks like it, but will he remember all the timeliness? ☝🏼
Because I wouldn't be surprised if they screw us over and he remembered just the last one. I really hope it doesn't happen, but dramaland has the history of snubbing the fans in an annoying way to avoid perfect ending with a ribbon on top. So I still worry a bit.

I really hope he remembers all the timelines. That has always been a sore spot for me with the W. The woman having memories of their relationship the guy will never recover... it would made the happy end still bit tragic. Plus I really want someone in this drama address the fact he liked her in the original storyline as well.

I might be wrong, but from the experiences I had with dramas I watched closely before airing... they usually give the release date like 1 month ahead at best. Or even drop the drama unexpectedly out of nowhere. So when you have the release date, it usually means it's already happening.

So they both remember? That's new to the genre. And it saves us the endless whys. Like it already.

I still have hard time believing it'd actually happen. Can't help it. 😅

Jesus Christ, the woman is still in her 30s. Calling her old is just asking for it.
Plus most crimes in this field are actually targetting middle aged or even senior aged people. Because a person in their 20s is not desperate enough to fall for it that easily.

You answered your own question. It's clear propaganda. You do realise China is stil a communist and not democratic country, don't you?

When it comes to It's okay to not be okay, I wouldn't call it plot twist. It should be a radical change in the direction or expected outcome of the plot in a work of fiction. But what change? It was heading them from the beginning and it was obvious from the beginning.

I didn't mind her performance in Gu Family Book (I had bigger problem, when I found out the ML thinks her to be a boy. Her being a girl was so obvious I completely missed it fooled anyone.). But sometimes I even skip dramas with actors I like, because I see her performance in promos and it discourages me. 😕

I'll let you know how it went. 😜