The only spooky thing I witnessed was the non-existent ghosts replaced by uninteresting, repetitive chaebol drama in the last 4 episodes… it was horrorble.
First of all, the acting was immaculate, and it was a cinematic masterpiece. Not in the way you see on the big screen, but in the way that it felt so deeply indie.
Now we come to the important part: the ending.
I’m really torn between loving it because it’s realistic and hating it because it broke my heart. How can one life completely fall apart and break a human being, while making another one begin her life full of happiness?
I had been putting off watching The King’s Warden for so long. I had never heard the real story behind it and had only seen the poster, so I assumed it would be a wholesome historical dynasty movie. But after seeing a TikTok and researching the real history of young King Danjong, my heart absolutely sank. After a while, though, I decided it was finally time to watch it once and for all.
Jesus Christ… how can something be so heartwarming yet so heartbreaking at the same time? During the first half of the movie, I couldn’t stop smiling, but slowly, yet surely, I ended up crying rivers.
Immaculate acting. Easily one of the best movies I’ve seen this year.
This is why I’m trying my best to stop criticising romcom kdrama because it’s foolish a lot of things don’t…
like I said I like it so far and of course it can’t be realistic because of the ghost story but even then you could make the rest realistic. I would have loved it if he actually would have died for a second then she heard his heart beating and then he would vanish and sent back into his body
I’m really enjoying it so far, but come on 😭 You cannot, for the love of me, tell me that ML’s first move after literally going into cardiac arrest was to get out of his hospital bed, get fully dressed, and go see FL just so she knows he’s still alive at the beginning of episode 5… so realistic haha
This season feels completely different from the first one. Season 1 was much more awkward, and you could tell that most of the contestants didn’t really know how to flirt or express romantic interest.
I think Season 2 is just as exciting as the first, but I love that they’ve added more twists and turns. It doesn’t feel like there are only one or two obvious couples from the start. Instead, everyone is getting the chance to know each other, which makes the connections feel more natural and keeps things unpredictable.
The cast also seems a lot more mature overall, and for some reason the whole season gives me Single’s Inferno vibes. I’m not exactly sure why—it just does. That’s just my opinion, though.
Now we come to the important part: the ending.
I’m really torn between loving it because it’s realistic and hating it because it broke my heart. How can one life completely fall apart and break a human being, while making another one begin her life full of happiness?
Jesus Christ… how can something be so heartwarming yet so heartbreaking at the same time? During the first half of the movie, I couldn’t stop smiling, but slowly, yet surely, I ended up crying rivers.
Immaculate acting. Easily one of the best movies I’ve seen this year.
I think Season 2 is just as exciting as the first, but I love that they’ve added more twists and turns. It doesn’t feel like there are only one or two obvious couples from the start. Instead, everyone is getting the chance to know each other, which makes the connections feel more natural and keeps things unpredictable.
The cast also seems a lot more mature overall, and for some reason the whole season gives me Single’s Inferno vibes. I’m not exactly sure why—it just does. That’s just my opinion, though.