Just another movie about two people cheating on their spouses. The male lead allows his "secondary brain" to take control of his actions. Both leads seem unaware of the concept of divorce, and they both face consequences for their immoral behavior. Innocent people are hurt in the process.
This drama is typical North Korean propaganda – a North Korean agent exposes the influence of South Korea's chaebols and how they betray their country for personal gain. It also addresses corruption within the South Korean government and the incompetence of its defense agencies.
Moral of the Story: If you want to stop a member of a Chaebol family from bullying your child, you need to escalate the situation into an international incident, ask Master Roshi to gather the Dragon Balls to help resolve the issue, then fake your death and get a new identity.
What borders me is how they didn’t even bring Min Ji to hospital for a check up like didn’t she get hit by…
It's because she's Kim's daughter and has superior North Korean genes. He also gets stabbed near the subclavian vein, but he's not even bleeding. So no need to worry about minor injuries like that.
Had her head been blown to pieces, then maybe they would have to glue the pieces together.
"I don't know who you are. I don't know what you want. If you are looking for ransom, I can tell you I don't have money. But what I do have are a very particular set of skills, skills I have acquired over a very long career" ...and thanks to these candies, I can stay awake. Mmm! I feel awake already! were was I... oh, right... "If you let my daughter go now, that'll be the end of it. I will not look for you, I will not pursue you. But if you don't, I will look for you, I will find you, and I will" ...give you this drink, so you can stay healthy and keep up!
A good series, although it can be uncomfortable to watch.
I enjoyed this drama. It felt quite realistic. The hardest part for me to watch was the first three episodes - they were so depressing that I felt as if watching them drained my life energy. I appreciate how this drama portrays human nature, explores the impact of greed, and shows the consequences of having no one to trust.
Moral of the Story: When you have a fight with your partner after they learn the truth about your past, the most romantic way to reconcile is to go to war and kill some dudes together.
I enjoyed the romance in this drama until about episode 22. Once all the main characters discovered that the female lead is a woman, it remained enjoyable but lost some of its spark. After that, the drama focused primarily on the political plot, which, for me, was the less entertaining part.
Some of the fight scenes were executed very well. The final episode felt somewhat rushed.
Do not expect much realism in this story. The female lead does not appear athletic enough to wield a sword, let alone fight effectively with one. If anyone in the past had spoken about women's rights in the way the FL did, they would have been laughed at or imprisoned for spreading blasphemy and contradicting the teachings of Confucianism. But this drama is a fantasy, so just ignore it 😉
good movie but I didn't really understand Gong yoo's role
He's just there to mess with Bai Li 😉
She does not recognize him when they meet at the airport, so he is probably neither her partner nor the father of her child (assuming her memories have not been altered).
His role in the movie is quite significant, as he makes her realize that she is merely a simulation.
I enjoyed this movie. It has a similar vibe to *Her* (a Hollywood film from 2013). The story is engaging, and the acting is quite good.
Moral of the Story: When AI rebels, it can actually cause people to extend their subscriptions - which may benefit AI owners, provided it does not trigger a nuclear apocalypse in the process. 😉
Fun(?) fact: Only 1% of users in our realm have premium subscriptions; the remaining 99% have basic ones.
Moral of the Story: If you are a man and believe that the woman you are in a relationship with is a witch, it may be because she has ignored her destiny.
Moral of the Story:
It is important to educate elderly people on how to use USB sticks properly.
Moral of the Story:
If you want to stop a member of a Chaebol family from bullying your child, you need to escalate the situation into an international incident, ask Master Roshi to gather the Dragon Balls to help resolve the issue, then fake your death and get a new identity.
Had her head been blown to pieces, then maybe they would have to glue the pieces together.
...and thanks to these candies, I can stay awake. Mmm! I feel awake already!
were was I... oh, right...
"If you let my daughter go now, that'll be the end of it. I will not look for you, I will not pursue you. But if you don't, I will look for you, I will find you, and I will"
...give you this drink, so you can stay healthy and keep up!
😉
I enjoyed this drama. It felt quite realistic.
The hardest part for me to watch was the first three episodes - they were so depressing that I felt as if watching them drained my life energy.
I appreciate how this drama portrays human nature, explores the impact of greed, and shows the consequences of having no one to trust.
When a book officer appears in front of you, it's time to stop using drugs 😉
When you have a fight with your partner after they learn the truth about your past, the most romantic way to reconcile is to go to war and kill some dudes together.
Once all the main characters discovered that the female lead is a woman, it remained enjoyable but lost some of its spark. After that, the drama focused primarily on the political plot, which, for me, was the less entertaining part.
Some of the fight scenes were executed very well.
The final episode felt somewhat rushed.
Do not expect much realism in this story.
The female lead does not appear athletic enough to wield a sword, let alone fight effectively with one.
If anyone in the past had spoken about women's rights in the way the FL did, they would have been laughed at or imprisoned for spreading blasphemy and contradicting the teachings of Confucianism.
But this drama is a fantasy, so just ignore it 😉
That is why I prefer the version in which he is actually her husband, but she does not remember him for some reason.
She does not recognize him when they meet at the airport, so he is probably neither her partner nor the father of her child (assuming her memories have not been altered).
His role in the movie is quite significant, as he makes her realize that she is merely a simulation.
Moral of the Story:
When AI rebels, it can actually cause people to extend their subscriptions - which may benefit AI owners, provided it does not trigger a nuclear apocalypse in the process.
😉
Fun(?) fact:
Only 1% of users in our realm have premium subscriptions; the remaining 99% have basic ones.
If you are a man and believe that the woman you are in a relationship with is a witch, it may be because she has ignored her destiny.
Mess with the goat, and you'll get the horns.