#HaBaek

[mezbeleyer]

I shouldn't even dream of us

I shouldn't even keep us in my heart

But yet

Why do I keep.... 

[ohifonlyx33]

(Before you choose "Other" let me mention, just off the top of my head, some of the more popular ones I've already seen such as: Goblin, Doom At Your Service, Crash Landing On You, Her Private Life, True Beauty, So I Married The Anti-fan, Healer, W: Two Worlds, It's Okay Not to Be Okay, What's Wrong With Secretary Kim?, I am Not A Robot, and My Roomate Is A Gumiho.)

[youknowihavenochingu]

The many faces of Nam Joo Hyuk

Twenty Five Twenty One

Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok Joo

Start Up

Moon Lovers Scarlet Heart Ryeo

The School Nurse Files

The Bride of Habaek

The Light In Your Eyes

Josée

Who Are You: School 2015

Cheese In The Trap

[annemari]

× 𝔏𝔦𝔨𝔢 𝔬𝔯 𝔯𝔢𝔟𝔩𝔬𝔤 𝔦𝔣 𝔶𝔬𝔲 𝔰𝔞𝔳𝔢♡ / 𝔠𝔯 @annemari

[uhhhhmanda]

I saw your tag about nam joo hyuk and my little goblin brain can’t resist asking if you’ve ever seen the school nurse files? I feel like it’s just me and maybe 2 other people who have but I really liked it. The awkward but strangely sweet relationship between his character and the freak of a female lead did something to me (don’t analyse that). It was cancelled after 6 episodes though :’( but the story does feel complete. I don’t think it will make you cry til you throw up either, if that helps :D

I haven't seen that one but I did notice it in his filmography! I will add it to the watchlist!

[mugglebornstuff]

Fantasy kdramas 🍂🌿

[asiandramabitch]

"I want to hold you in my arms and kiss you. I want you to be my first and last. I want my mind to be filled with thoughts of you. When they overflow, I want to just let them be. I want my jealousy to be justified and I don't want to feel guilty even after punching someone. But to do all of that, I must begin."

[mirajanefairytailmage]

KDramas I’ve Watched in 2023

Vagabond (2019)

The Bride of Habaek (2017)

The Game: Towards Zero (2020)

Perfume (2019)

Sweet Home (2020)

Bloodhounds (2023)

Move to Heaven (2021)

Vigilante (2023)

[kdram-chjh]

Kdrama: Bride of the Water God (2017)

The Bride of Water God whatsapp status | full screen | Korean whatsapp status | @meghacreation2212

Watch this video on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/04VGuWjO23E

[swiftletinthecloud]

Dramas completed in 2022 ↬ country ☆ South Korea (1/3)

Jirisan ☆ watched: 10/23/21 - 01/16/22

Bulgasal: Immortal Souls ☆ watched: 12/28/21 - 03/18/22

A Business Proposal ☆ watched: 03/14/22 - 04/05/22

The Bride of Habaek ☆ watched: 03/31/22 - 04/10/22

Tomorrow ☆ watched: 04/12/22 - 05/21/22

[kdramahunter]

the bride of habaek

I really enjoyed this kdrama for multiple reasons, first one being the plot and second one being Nam Joohyuk. I truly believe he is a very good actor and is able to portray his characters well.

I've realized I like the main actress but don't really connect with the way she portrays characters, there's just something always missing.

The plot twists can be predictable but overall it's an interesting show, again I can really appreciate a show set around a complex fantasy / sci-fi but it overall revolves around romance, I just enjoy them a lot. It is a good watch and I literally binge watched it in one day.

Plot: 80

Acting: 90

Ending: 80

TOTAL: 83/100

recommend? yes

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[namchyoon]

also long purple hair is giving very deity vibes it's killing me

[academyofbrokenhearts]

Watching Love Between Fairy and Devil made me understand even better why the live adaptation of The Bride of the Water God failed to keep my interest for more than three episodes.

[edens-vices-art]

Why do I watch K-dramas? They just rip my heart out. The Bride of Habaek has the saddest final episode and it has nothing to do with the romance.

Spoilers

The girl jumps off a bridge when she's younger because she feels alone after her mom died while her dad is out of the country. She somehow swims out of the water. Ten years later she resents her father because he never came home and she never tried to find him because of her resentment. She later finds out that her father actually came back into Korea that night, but ran into someone who needed help. The person ended up being a god and leaving his tablet behind. The father picked it up with the intention of giving it back after visiting his wife's grave and his daughter. The tablet had the power of fulfilling one wish, and since his wish was to see his daughter, guess where it brings him? To the bridge as she's jumping into the river. He jumps after her, saves her and drowns because he can't swim.

She never realized that's how she got out of the water and for 10 years hated her father for abandoning her. I'm a sobbing mess right now. The actress did a phenomenal job portraying the guilt and sorrow after finding out where he is...

[bunnyeunbin]

the bride of habaek is widely criticized but i honestly really love it idc. these two… lomls

[faithandfairies]

Re-watching The Bride of the Water God for the third time and only realizing now that Bi ryeom, or whatever his name is, is CEO Sin Hoo Ye's father.