Then again, this goes to show how well every character portrays their role to have me as the viewer feel so much for them. I simply cannot stand their characters and at some point I wish the scriptwriter will just kill them already. I deducted a point because of Ae Ri and the real Min Sohee. Every single episode has you on the edge of your seat, relishing those moments where Ae Ri goes crazy as Gyo Bin cheats on her with his supposedly dead wife. But the excitement kicks in when Eun Jae/Sohee makes up her mind to return with a new identity for revenge after Gyo Bin pulled a failed attempt to murder her and her baby (only the baby is dead, but Gyo Bin doesn't know). The story is a kind of cliche faithful wife who serves her husband's family despite their ill treatment. As Eun Jae/Sohee carries out her revenge, you will see that it is related to the past events that has already happened in the earlier half of the drama which in my opinion, was too long (but not draggy, yet) for me. If you are not very patient (like me), you could skip a few episodes in front and still be aware of the entire story line even towards the later half of the drama. But the Kdrama fever has stayed with us since then, for almost two decades and is only growing with the new generation.Įdit: After reading all your comments (and I enjoyed them a lot) I've been able to deduce that a lot of people got into Kdramas because Netflix randomly suggested Crash Landing on You.Rewatch Value 7.0 For those of you out there struggling if 129 episodes is really worth your time, my answer is yes. People have progressed from buying CDs to watching dramas on their mobile screens. The simple storytelling, short episodes, aesthetic visuals, the culture and scenery that resembled ours in many ways and the OSTs might have captivated us more than we expected. India is a diverse country with thousands of cultures). The people of our region were excited to see the culture and population of another small country that had the same features as us (FYI: Northeast Indians have different features than North and South Indians and we resemble the Mongoloids more. I'm from a city in the Northeast region of India where the KDrama and Kpop wave swept across during the early 2000s with dramas such as Autumn in my heart, Full house, Stairway to heaven (they were all the rage back then) and groups such as Super Junior.
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