Park Bo Gum Dances to Bombastic

On July 15, KBS2’s “Moonlight Drawn By Clouds” revealed a teaser featuring Park Bo Gum dancing to “Boombastic.”

In the teaser, the actor is dressed as the crown prince and dances with his eunuchs. His charming expressions add more interest and fun to the dance.

His co-star Lee Joon Hyuk joins him later wearing sunglasses and a cat on his shoulder. Others in the court have mixed reactions. Some cringe in embarassment while others are itching to join.

The public had been looking forward to the teaser as many spotted Park Bo Gum doing the same dance in Gwanghwamun. Videos of him dancing have been spreading like wildfire and received much positive attention.

Personal Thought:

Park Bo Gum is surely a talented actor. He can maintain his expression very well which match to the situation so easily and I am already falling for this Crown Prince <3

The video of him dances to Bombastic is really hilarious! You better check it out. Hopefully they will include the dance into the drama because it's super funny :)

How I rate Wednesday - Thrusday Summer K-Drama 2016

How I rate the drama content / How I enjoy the drama (max points 10/10)

Uncontrollably Fond - rating (7.5/9)

Maybe it's just my personal preference but I tend to like melodrama genre and this time, I enjoy myself so much over this drama. For the past two months, I've seen so many new sides of Kim Woo Bin and Bae Suzy as an actor and actress. They are both surely growing so much and I am quite sure that even though the rating is quite low but both of them turns to be a Hallyu Star already. Sadly I don't think Uncontrollably Fond deserve such ratings because they actually have a realistics, solid story line and the production team fails to air the drama in a good timing. Melodrama usually fits better in fall up to winter season since all their clothes and styles fits better rather than in a hot summer. 

In whatever case, timing is just an excuse because we all know that right from the start, Uncontrollably Fond is a full blown melodrama and right from the first episode specifically, that hero has less than year to live (by episode 4 it was reduced to 3 month). I don't know, how anyone expected it to be light story. He is freakin' dying. This drama is about his journey as a person who is stuggling to accept his ultimate destiny, who is trying to finish his unfinished business and bring justice to a heroine, because he made terrible mistake in the past and now that past and his own guilt is preventing him to be happy for his last days. The only happy and romantic part, that can happen with this premise, that he could finish whatever he planned, girl will forgive him and he could spend his last days with her. Of course, Lee Kyung Hee writter-nim can make happy ending, but she never promised it. She promised right from the start, that story will be sad and bittersweet. And she is, one of the few writers nowadays, that don't afraid to kill off her characters. Having main characters be lovey-dovey and together, not the only thing, that should be considered as progress, considereing how many characters had progressions from initial episodes and Ucontrollably Fond is very much a character driven story. Because in this story, they're their own biggest enemy. people should start learn to watch Uncontrollably Fond for what is it or at least don't compare it with rom-coms.

W: Two World - rating (6/7)

I do admit that W has an interesting plot of story due to their unique set and the twist in each episode is freaking crazily planned. The twist is so beautiful in romantic sense, specially when they reach episode 11. Both of the main character tries to distance themselves but fate speaks differently. It's such a romantic twist that is well-planned and I am sure everyone agrees to me. Even I was mesmerised by Chul's word that Oh Yeon Joo is the key to his life. 

Sadly, for the content, I don't think they give a good content because this story wholly doesn't make sense in every way. Up to last week's episodes, I am still confused as to why things happened this way and why the curse is so unpredictable. There is no certain basics as to how the webtoon can be real. I understand that since it's being called W:Two Worlds, then it's so obvious to have no reasons as to why the two world can co-exist together. I also believe the theory of parallel universe, and believe that the travelling between two worlds would cost something at least, either their energy, the time spent or their lives. Indeed this drama shows us how the heroine goes through time and lost her energy, but that doesn't explain everything as to why it works that way. In every episodes, the flashback is too much in my opinion, taking on average 5 up to 10 minutes. I bet that because the only story about this drama is about going to the webtoon and real world. For the past 4 episodes, they are moving quite quick, thus they have to use the flashback to cut down the time. I thought there gonna be an interesting explaination or story line after Chul and Yeon Joo being together, but things keep happening and it almost ends up in the same direction which make me wonders whether the writter doesn't have anything to tell us anymore. They are basically playing with the audiences. It's even more unrealistic when a person can come out from the screen and that's almost the same with Indonesia drama (Sinetron) which is sucks enough to see. I though K-drama won't do such thing but they are actually on the same level as Sinetron. What a surprise. 

However, I still enjoy it though because this drama is being helped a lot by Lee Jong Suk and Han Hyo Joo. They are giving us a lot of fan services such as hugs, kiss scenes even right from the first two episodes. 

Jealousy Incarnate - rating (8.5/8.5)

It's a new type of realistic drama in a very refreshing industry. Gong Hyo Jin is the queen to romantic comedy and I am sure this drama would rock the way since Jo Jung Suk is also a good and talented actor. He has played several dramas as the main lead too. Episode 1 of this drama tells us behind the story of two professions. Besides this drama also being realistic for the working environments, the possibility of having crush on the same office, how one sided love ends up without going anywhere and how they are forced to meet with each other again. I am sure that some of us has experienced that and this is gonna be a drama with full of realistic feelings and situations, although sometimes dramas add some spices to be more dramatic and wow. 

I enjoy seeing Gong Hyo Jin's funny side as she touched Jo Jung Suk's chest. She looks so powerless and desperate when it comes to fight with the harsh life, specially to earn money and keep on living because we all struggle with that too. When she said that she vowed to herself to make the guy who left three years ago to fall for her, she seems to be determined enough. Although when she said she almost got naked for the sake of the guy, but this shows how desperate she is, how she likes that guy so much. And when that happens, our logic sometimes doesn't function properly. 

Jealousy Incarnate also has several senior actors and actress which have a lot of experiences in drama land and with their cast in this drama, I bet they will bring much fun in the story line too. 

Cheers~

Jealousy Incarnate Episode 1 & 2 Review

This year is seriously has a lot of good drama from the middle year till the end of the year. I hope next year, South Korea also has a variety range of drama too. One of the good drama comes out again on Wednesday - Thrusday slot to compete with Uncontrollably Fond and W. Although I am still going more for Uncontrollably Fond, but Jealousy Incarnate is still a good and refreshing drama to watch. 

Being set in the broadcasting industry and office live, it reminds me somehow of KBS - Producer and Fated To Love You because Gong Hyo Jin really rocks the sticky note attitude. She plays as Pyo Na Ri, a weather forecaster who failed to join the announcer team. Meanwhile, Jo Jung Suk looks really charismatic and sexy with his skillful acting. He plays as an announcer, Lee Hwa Sin. 

Long time ago, Na Ri has a crush on Hwa Sin, but Hwa Sin seems to be cold towards her. He even says that since it is not his feelings, he doesn't have to take responsibility on anything. 

Up to episode 1, I haven't got an idea so far what happened between the two of them, but it's clear that Hwa Sin still has feelings for her yet he just doesn't want to admit it. Three years have passed, Na Ri says that when 'he' left three years ago she’d vowed to go Bangkok one day and make him fall in love with her. She’d even thought about taking her clothes off. But life happened, and she never found the time. But this time, she has the chance to go to Bangkok and meet up again with Hwa Sin. 

Besides that, Hwa Sin also knows that Na Ri is such a powerless girl who happens to be told to do anything for works since she's a contract employee. It also happens that Na Ri is being asked (well, she volunteer too) to go to Bangkok as long as she gets paid in advance. That's because Na Ri has to collect as much money to pay for her brother. Chi Yeol's study and also for their monthly rent, and thus she volunteers to go. When she arrived at Bangkok, Hwa Sin recognizes her and says that when they work together, Na Ri shouldn't lose her focus nor get disctracted. 

Since there is no makeup artist, hairstylish and stylish, Hwa Sin is then helped by Na Ri and he seems to be pissed off with the filming condition which in turn makes him to tell Hwa Sin's superior to just be a man, clarifying with him regarding about the filming conditions instead of sending Na Ri as his shield, a powerless girl who can just ask him to understand the situation. He also told Na Ri's superior to stop telling the weather forecaster to show off their figures or telling them to do anything when they are on camera. In the office, Na Ri has no such to be appreciated since she only appears for 60 seconds for weather forecast, but her biggest dream is still to become a decent announcer. She tends to do things for other workers and somehow in my eyes, she becomes like the subject of being told to go here and there. 

However, she finds herself a fan, who happens to know that she's a weather forecaster, on the plane to Bangkok. She doesn't even believe it herself that there is someone who notices that she made mistakes everytime she was aired. This fan is actually Go Jung Won (played by Go Kyung Pyo), Hwa Sin's long time friend. Na Ri then asks Jung Won to call or make complaint to the TV station when he watches her again and finds that she makes mistake. Jung Won, himself, was taken by surprised by Na Ri and denies that he is her fan, since he just watches her a few times only. However, Na Ri was too happy and already falls for Jung Won for his good manners, attitude and personality, specially when he treats her in such a way that nobody ever appreciates her. It's so much interesting to see how the love triangle will be built on later on.

On the other hand, Hwa Sin has a brother who happened to get married to Hwa Sin's senior. The first one is to Kye Sung Suk (played by Lee Mi Sook) and the second one with Bang Ja Young (played by Park Ji Young) who has a daugther, her name is Ppal Gang. With so much veteran actors and actress, I guess this drama off to a good start. I am admiring Lee Mi Sook many times in other dramas and I really thought that she is a talented actress. Not only the main lead has the story but the supporting casts will also have a lot to go on and this means the story will get much interesting than before. 

So, this is one of my list to watch ~

Cinderella & the Four Knights Drama Review

Cinderella and Four Knights is a South Korean television series aired on August 12, 2016 starring Jung Il Woo, Ahn Jae Hyun, Lee Jung Shin, Park So Dam, Son Na Eun and Choi Min, about passionate young people in their 20s who happen to live together. It is similar to Boys Over Flowers and it is based on the novel with the same title, published in 2011. The series was fully pre-produced before its premiere.

Personally, I don't quite like how the female lead looks like, it's just too mainstream that she has a short hair, like Goo Hye Sun in BOF. Maybe it's just my preference only to like a woman with at least shoulders length hair. Bob style also can do but not something like what Park So Dam looks like. But well, let's just that I close my eyes. Park So Dam's acting is quite alright and I guess she's getting better each episodes. Even I thought her character is somewhat like Eun Ha Won. She's quite a temper and not like every female lead, a weak character. She seems to also be despair regarding her condition too. 

After watching episode 1 up tp 6, I think this drama fits more to teenager rather than young adult, although there might be people who like it more than a drama that fits their age range. The story is quite simple and yet there is nothing heavy to think about since the purpose of the story is to potray each characters differently. I bet there will be none like complicated case, if there are, it will only be the competition for the heir of Haneul Group and woman, as it's regarding Eun Ha Won, the Cinderella. It's very typical like Boys Over Flowers. 

Besides, the architecture of the house is very maginificent and I really like how they designed the place. Is it a real place of maybe a 3D pictures? That's my question. I also wonder who's the male lead because both of Jung Il Woo and Ahn Jae Hyun seems to have the same amount of screen time. It's so funny when Ahn Jae Hyun says to Park So Dam, "If you are not falling for me, that means you are not a woman." because Ahn Jae Hyun is so handsomely beautiful. Seriously, his lips is so sexy and he's sexy in his own charming way. 

In whatever case, I hope we'll be seeing a more beautiful side of Eun Ha Won or else, she will be compared not good enough against Son Na Eun because she's beautiful there while I am kinda annoyed with her character and personality there. 

Cheers~

Love in the Moonlight - Episode 1 & 2 Summary

Episode 1 - Moonlight Destiny

Moonlight Drawn by Clouds or Love in the Moonlight is adapted from a popular webtoon by the same name and it's a romantic comedy set in historical period, in which it tells about a love story not written in the history, a typical fiction story. 

Episode 1 and 2 tells a story about Crown Prince Hyomyeong (played by Park Bo Gum), Lee Yeong: he’s the eldest son of King Sunjo and grandson of King Jeongjo, which puts us in late-1820s Joseon. When Yeong tosses the book aside, we see the title—”The Unknown Love Life of Joseon”—written by author Hong Sam Nom (played by Kim Yoo Jung). That author is also a famed love counselor whose real name is Hong Ra On, who happens to be a woman passing herself off as a man. 

Crown Prince Yeong has a playful, suave, bold and cheerful personality. His mother has died and the King has the new Queen Mother who is five years older than him, and this puts Crown Prince to dislike the fact that the Queen is pregnant. Yeong is disliked by the palace servants due to the his unpredictable and rude personality. 

One day, Sam Nom, the love counselor helps one nobleman who turns out to exchange love letter with a woman. The love letter and each replies is written by Sam Nom and this time, she suggests the nobleman to ask the woman to meet with him. It turns out that the letter is for the Princess (Yeong's sister) and Yeong disovers the letter. He finds the letter quite suspicious as the compliments for the Princess is too much for him to handle. Yeong then commands the court lady for the Princess to just say that she gets no reply from the man. 

On the day they promised to meet with each other, the nobleman, due to his nervousness asks Sam Nom to pretend to be him and go to meet with the girl instead. Sam Nom rejects the offer at first, but the nobleman offers her more money and she finally accepts it. It turns out that the Princess is not coming, instead it's Yeong who comes to check who the suspicious guy is. Sam Nom is shocked to see the letter she writes is for a man and thinks that Yeong actually has different orientation (a.k.a gay/homesexual)

Yeong then points out that Sam Nom is not a nobleman and asks her to show the way where he lives. 

On the way, Sam Nom crosses the path she knows there is a hole in there and pushes Yeong so that he falls to the hole. However, it's not only Yeong, but Sam Nom also falls and there is no one who can help them. 

After being there for an hour or more, Yeong finally holds Sam Nom so that she can reach and come out from there. Once she reaches the ground, Yeong asks her to help him to come out from the hole but she turns her back and says she is sorry and she will get someone to help him within an hour. 

She says she will do anything for him later on, even it that means she will be a dog. She then leaves Yeong there. 

Ra On arrives back in the city by nightfall, and comes upon freshly posted wanted notices: one each for the runaway lovers, and one for Ra On (her male persona). Newcomer Yoon Sung pauses to read the posters and asks a bystander why they’re wanted, and the answer startles Ra On; she’d thought the slave was in love with his owner’s daughter, but she’s actually his daughter-in-law. Yoon Sung notices Ra On standing next to her own wanted poster, and clocks her nervousness at seeing patrolling soldiers nearby. Ra On surreptitiously affixes a fake mole to her face, while Yoon Sung looks pointedly at Ra On as he calls to the soldiers, asking what happens to the criminal when he’s caught. They reply that he’ll die at the nobleman’s hands before he’s even handed over to the authorities. Ra On says defensively that the runaway woman had suffered a lot in that household, and that the slave was her only comfort. The soldier asks how she knows so much and angles for a closer look at her face, while she shrinks back—just as Yoon Sung swoops in to block her from sight. Yoon Sung talks to her familiarly as he leads them away, successfully sparing her from scrutiny.

After parting from Yoon Sung, she is kidnapped by the loan shark and they deliver her to a building and shut her inside with a beady-eyed, red-nosed man sharpening his many knives. She asks where she is, and he informs her in a drunken slur that this is where men get turned into eunuchs. I mean, she’s in no danger on that score, but I’m not sure that exposing her true gender does much for her survival odds right about now. The man approaches with his blade in hand, and Ra On backs away in horror, insisting that she absolutely cannot be made a eunuch. She drops to the floor to beg for mercy: “Milord! No, Teacher! Your Highness!” Then the man cackles, “Did I say I was doing it now?” He informs her that she’ll need to fast for three days before the procedure, and Ra On mutters to herself that there’s no point when she doesn’t even have “it.”

After three days, it's time for Ra On. She knows she has no time and thus tries to get away by pouring drinks to the man. She then compliments him for being the best technician. The man tells that he can do a goob job even when he is drunk since his hand remembers how to use the knife. And suddenly, we hear Ra On screams. 

The next morning, Ra On sleeps in the bed and the man wakes up, He notices that Ra On is alive and asks whether he has done it or not. Ra On points out again whether he forgets what has happened that night and the man shakes his head, saying of course he remembers. 

It turns out that Ra On make a scar in her thigh with the broken mirror and pretends that the man has done his job. Ra On is saved. 

Episode 2 - The Path To You

The nexy day, Ra On entered the palace as Eunuch Trainee. The man tells her that there will be physical examination to check whether "it" has been cut completely and Ra On freaks out. At night, because she fears to be a Eunuch, she then packs up and tries to run away, but sadly, she meets with the Crown Prince and the runaway mission has failed. Yeong knows that she wants to run away but pretends that being a Eunuch is her biggest dream. 

The next day on the examination day, The recruits will undergo a trio of tests: physical, written, and character. Failing one will result in immediate dismissal. First is proof of castration. Recruits are called in to drop trou before the examiners, and Ra On gets increasingly nervous as her turn draws near. Ra On sweats bullets while her buddies both easily pass, and freezes when she’s called on to comply. At the last second, a eunuch bursts in to inform them of an emergency: The queen has collapsed. The examiners rush out of the room, and in so doing the “pass” stamp falls on Ra On’s paper. She’s through to the next round! It’s a relief to be safe, but still, Ra On wonders if this is a good or a bad thing.

Second one, written test. Ra On tackles the multiple-choice questions haphazardly, rolling her brush to pick random answers. When one roll lands on Answer 4, she prepares to fill it in, only to have a eunuch appear at her side and correct her: She wants Answer 3. It’s Yeong, and Ra On gapes to see him dressed in eunuch’s robes, then tries to resist when he presses her to fill in the correct answer—he can’t just ignore her lifelong wish to become a eunuch and let her fail. Yeong proctors the rest of the exam, dropping by regularly to force Ra On to answer questions correctly despite her best efforts to fill in the wrong bubbles. Only when she’s answered to his satisfaction does he allow her to turn in her answer sheet.

In the whole course, it turns out that Ra On has not got an idea who Yeong is although they spend the night having a dinner together in Yeong's bodyguard place. The third examination is about character test in which they are given question as to why Princess doesn't have appetite and feels down. It turns out that Ra On has an idea about why the Princess is like that and offers to write an answer for her friends. Ra On then plans to just leave her paper blank so that she can be dimissed from being an Eunuch. 

When the Princess sees the answer written by Ra On, she then finds the phrase is almost similar with the one she heard before and she finds it suspicious that the handwritten is similar as to the original letter by the nobleman. The next day, when Ra On thinks she's gonna failed the test, she then being dragged to the jail with the Princess stands in front of her. The Princess then asks Ra On whether the handwritten is hers and she said yes. 

The Princess then claims very upset how dare she writes the letter on behalf of another man. Angrily, she reaches the sword and swears to kill her. Suddenly, a voice is heard and it's Crown Prince who comes to save Ra On. 

Personal thought:

Love in the Moonlight gains 9% and 8.8% in ratings for Episode 1 and 2, which shows a good start and I personally also thought that this is a very refreshing drama since historical drama usually tends to have a boring scene and story line. Besides, it feels more of Goong rather than a normal historical drama. Ohmy, it makes me reminiscing about Goong. 

However, this one is not based on historical events nor rumours as it is a fiction story in the historical time. The scene and cinematography are so beautiful for this drama and I am saying although it is a romantic comedy serves in the historical time, but there are still stories regarding the throne for the Crown Prince which attracts my interest in it too. 

I appraise Park Bo Gum's acting for being a cute, cheerful, bold, charismatic and competitive Crown Prince. He can change his expression to suit the situation and background at any moment. Meanwhile, Kim Yoo Jung is so beautiful to be a boy because she is too pretty in every way. There are also some criticism regarding her with makeup instead of none since she acts as a boy. I kinda agree with that since it is true that the makeup on her was too much. I really want to erase all of her makeup to make it more natural.

The story about how Sam Nom ends up as an Eunuch in the palace is also interestingly funny. At first, I wonder what will happen if she really have to go through the physical examination but well, since it is a story it's expectedly that she will pass, but originally I expect that she will be discovered early since the PD says after 2 episodes, Kim Yoo Jung will play a more feminine role, which sounds that she will wear woman clothes instead. But how she ends up staying in the palace is written in such a good way, half pass and half fail, lols, that's too funny. 

W:Two World - Episode 10 & 11 Summary

After being sucked into the manga world again this time, Oh Yeon Joo cannot find a way to get back to the real world. Meanwhile, Kang Chul doesn't even remember who she is.

With her being so desperate because she's been there for more than a week without money nor food to eat, she then sneaks to Yoon So Hee's house as she knows the passcode the last time she was there. Oh Yeoh Joo then tries to cook ramen for her to eat, finds clothes for her to shower and money for her to keep living. However, she then was discovered by Kang Chul who happened to come to Yoon So Hee's house to get documents. Kang Chul then asks how come Oh Yeon Joo knows the passcode and why she was there as she is a doctor in Myung Sei hospital. 

Oh Yeon Joo explains that she was there because she's hungry, as she doesn't have money nor anyone she knows in there. Kang Chul then decides to call the police to lock Yeon Joo in the jail and so, Yeon Joo agrees since in the jail, at least she gets to eat and sleeps. When Kang Chul cares for her scar, Yeon Joo then lose herself, saying no matter how desperate she is, she won't come to Kang Chul to ask for money, she's been there for more than a week, been sleeping in the open air and with no food to eat.

She tries not to cross path with Chul but he comes there and cares for her which upsets her even more. She then yells to Kang Chul to leave her alone. Kang Chul then asks why she should get upset since she's married already. Oh Yeon Joo then states the fact that she's married already but they only do 4 romantic things without having her husband saying he loves her and after that he just disappeared. She looks at Kang Chul in such a way is because Kang Chul reminds her of her husband. 

The police comes but Chul doesnt give Yeon Joo to the police since he's suspicious when he looks at Yeon Joo who is very relaxed going to the police. When Chul drops at the hospital to check on Mr. Son, he finds himself knowing the audio recording, in which he is fighting with his father and he shots the whole family.

This recording is actually fabricated by the killer whose face is using Oh Sung Mo's (Oh Yeon Joo's Dad) face.

The killer takes the face and soul of Oh Sung Mo and now he instructed Oh Sung Mo who has no face in the real world to draw things as he wants. Then after that, Kang Chul is being set as the killer of Mr. Son.

Kang Chul runs away with Oh Yeon Joo in the car too. Oh Yeon Joo then takes control to drive and buy medicine for him. Yeon Joo then drives to a motel outside the town. She knows that Chul is being falsely accused and she said to Chul that she has to get out from there.

She promised him to find a solution and checked on what happened actually.

To get out from there, Yeon Joo then leans on and kiss Chul and 'To Be Continued' appears and she is then transferred back to the real world.

In the real world, she takes some of the medical emergency for Kang Chul and rushes to her Dad's home. She then realized that her Dad's face has been taken by the killer and Dad is drawing based on what the killer wants. With her persistence, she then takes the control over the drawing while she locks herself on the room and leave her Dad knocking at the door.

Yeon Joo then erased the hotel door before the police comes and saves the life of Kang Chul, her lover. Knowing that she cannot go back directly to the manga world, Yeon Joo then draws some medical emergency in the manga and put it next to Kang Chul with her hand-written notes for Chul to come to his senses and saves his life. She then erased the car color from black to white and change the plate number to save Chul's life again. Our heroine much doing so much thing to save him again. Suddenly the killer appears, knowing it's Yeon Joo and tries to kill her and Yeon Joo turns off the screen to save her life. She knows that the killer is going after her and so she tells Su Bong about the killer existence.

Suddenly, because Han Cheol Ho is looking for Yeon Joo, she then sucks into the manga world again. Knowing it's been a month there and Chul is still nowhere to find, she looks for Kang Chul but she gets nothing. She goes to the bodyguard of Chul and asks whether he's still alive because she feels guilty when she leaves him alone.

The bodyguard tells Yeon Joo to go to Sinori Village and there's someone who will pick her up and it turns out to be Kang Chul. Kang Chul tells the story since Yeon Joo leaves and he's been going here and there to save his life.

Chul then says about things that do not even make senses and since he's experiencing that, he can only laugh rather than thinking about it. He said, he only has 2 choices, either run for his life or surrender which will take a long court fighting. Chul also realizes that his hand has been disappearing but Yeon Joo doesn't know about that.

Then, they goes to groceries shopping together. After reaching home, Chul accidentally slips his tongue saying tasks about doing the romantic things which alerts Yeon Joo.

She then asks Chul where he knows about the tasks and Chul says it's because he reads it. Yeon Joo then asks where he reads it and Chul points out about W webtoon manga in which Yeon Joo brought into the manga world the day she was sucked in. The day when she cries for her longing of Chul and cover her face with the manga. (I guess, everything that is within the range of her body/touch her body can be taken into the manga world - that's my theory)

Chul said that he read the manga over and over again till he even remembers every line of it. He then curiously asks Yeon Joo whether she read the story after that and whether he is actually the husband who disappeared from her side? What a twist.

Personal thoughts:

This episode seems to be so good and with the romantic twist, I guess I am falling for the writer's trap. I like it when Yeon Joo seems to take control of everything instead of crying it over. She knows that Chul and Dad's plan has failed and so she has to do something about the killer.

It still doesn't make sense for me that the killer can take control over the story now since we all have been pointing out that it's Chul who is the main character and because he's been looking for Yeon Joo and so Yeon Joo is sucked into the manga world in the first place but again, the story seems to do some things which I really cannot understand the reasons behind this curse. It's somehow feels strange when I watch how the killer's hand come out from the screen to kill Yeon Joo. I just don't think K-drama would offer me this kind of story since it feels like I watch some kind of Indonesian Sinetron. But maybe k-drama is way far more beautifully made, that includes the actor and realistic acting. Yet, somehow it still feels weird.

On the other hand, I like how the writer writes the story regarding the twist. It's just unimaginable for me to even expect that W manga would be brought to the manga world again. It seems that fate has been playing with them. Oh Sung Mo has been trying to distort and avoid Kang Chul to know regarding the fact that his life is actually from the manga. This is to end the curse and simply made a happy ending in his life. But, he knows the story from the webtoon again and I guess fate is not that cruel. It's actually existed no matter how hard Yeon Joo is trying to distance herself away from him, but she is sucked into his life. The meaning of this episodes is really touching our heart.