Hansani Wanniarachchi

Honestly the first ten episodes were okay yet still overstimulating. And the directors have changed the storyline as they wish from here and there and it make no sense. It seems like they have tried to arouse sad emotions but honestly it was funny for me. Such a poor storyline. Very poor. And very overstimulating. Sene after a scene. No time to breath or think or process. Also there were so many unnecessary repetitions. And everything ends sadly and it is dissapointing to see how they have greatly failed at assigning the meaning they were inetending to assign for those scenes. Could have made such a good and mmeaningful drama but I only see a cheap marketing piece.

I've just finished watching season 2, and I'm eagerly awaiting season 3! What an incredible show! I started watching this series after reading the general description, which mentioned three generations of women trying to heal their past traumas by connecting with one another. From the start, I knew time travel was a part of the story, but I never imagined the directors would do such a masterful job of weaving everything together. The way the plot is constructed, with its numerous references and twists, is simply brilliant. Unlike other time travel series that can be overwhelming, this one handles the complexities with such care that it never feels confusing. What truly stands out in the production is how the outcomes and consequences, though sometimes pessimistic, are contrasted with a sense of peace. The directors have balanced the mystery and thrills with a calmness in how the characters face their challenges. The series beautifully blends love, laughter, mystery, family, trauma, and healing. Be sure to watch it with an open heart, you won’t regret it. The character development and their journeys of healing from past events are incredibly touching and satisfying to witness. While there may seem to be many dialogues in the beginning, as you get to know the characters, you’ll see the value in those scenes. Personally, I found the family and romance aspects even more enjoyable than the mystery and thriller elements, though both were excellently executed. Happy watching!

I honestly felt like the story was extremely unrealistic. I understand this is movie and anything portrayed in cinema could be unrealistic. But they could have made a bit more realistic with the plot and the story. And there were too many scenes happenning so fast by making it impossible for the characters to have a natural grow throughout the story. However you can enjoy it lightheartedly, but honestly could have done more.

Korean historical drama "Dong Yi" or "The Jewel in the Crown" is definitely one of the best dramas I have ever watched. As a part of the international audience I did not feel any cultural distance instead the scenarios went so real as it was my own culture. I loved Dong Yi's character so much. She started with empty hands and ended with a heart full of love. And some tend to call her as "Cinderella of Joseon dynasty" but I think she is something more than a fairytale princess. It brings tears when you think about all her commitments for her loved ones and for the people. Though her characteristics are fictional still we feel the presence of such a heartfelt virtue inside all of us. #MustWatch "It is not your destiny, but your own choices that drove you here" - Dong Yi