The interactions between this second couple are very cute due to their sharp differences in characters and personalities. It’s a good drama to watch albeit a bit too long.

Regarding, Jumong…..I loved the first episodes, but as it continued, my interests were waning. I watched it with the intention to see that one of the most famous couples in Korean history were having the greatest love story of all, which unfortunately was not the case.

Jumong’s love for his lady was not that great after all. Not only he married someone else, the movie failed considerably in conveying that he still loved ‘his supposed soulmate’ regardless.

I still haven’t finished watching it hearing the ending was rather disappointing. I think Jumong failed big time in love department, I like potato boy much better. The plots were good enough. But seeing potato boy first I couldn’t help comparing the two together and found Jumong somehow lacking something.

Another series which I think was good enough and worth your time to watch is Thank You. Not only it’s good it’s theme song Kumapsumida (Thank You) was definitely awesome.

happy new year javabeans /dramabeans (hmm, what should i call you? javabeans sounds better than dramabeans though…)…
hope that the new year will be another great year ahead..
i personally have not watched many modern day drama since sometimes, i can’t handle the very “sad, emotional” storyline… BUT with that said, sageuk dramas are going that way a little, (damn), but i still prefer that since i like to see the korean tradition and learn more of the “unknown” stuff….. Jumong? hmmm.. episode 1-20 was alright, but when it came to the constant repeatition of the war-and-winning, i skipped the in-betweens to the last three episodes.. didn’t like the ending much, (didn’t like the good one leaving) .. but for them to hit 1/2% , that’s undeniable work….
will set my mind on coffee prince (but first have to remove my prejudism for Gong yoo)