Say it with me guys, “Awwwwwwwwww!” These two have come a long way to reach this moment. I’m so glad the writer didn’t drag out the Haemil storyline and allows Joon Young to step up her game. Love how she bites down her bottom lip, like she’s absorbing his pain, hoping to lessen it any way she could.
Hmmm, I’ll be honest but when I scanned through the synopsis of this drama, I was bored. A rich, cold doctor falling for a poor single mom. Then we have an evil mother of his to deal with? At this, my friend adds, “He has a car accident and falls into a coma at some point too!” I chuckled.
I thought the title Happiness of An Angel was corny until I found out that it’s the happiness of Liu Shi Shi’s daughter that the title speaks of since the little one discovers she has AIDS and thus begins her struggle against the terrible disease. The last few minutes of the trailer made me teary. My interest is mildly piqued. Let’s hope we have a great drama to watch.
Well, she looks happy. 
I can’t believe I trudged through this hour expecting some big event…only to find out it happened in the last 3 minutes. Our slowpoke becomes the Swoop-in Kissing Angel. For those who absolutely dislike the family drama, I suggest you watch the last 3 minutes to appease your growing frustration with the writer.
As for In Joo, she lost her screws mid-way through this episode. You can see her sporting a new curly hairstyle. Girl gone wild.
I want to dedicate this song “Marry the Night” to In Joo. Those who understand the meaning behind the song would know why. She’s the star of this episode. From her desperation to the disintegration of her spirit, I want her to be happy for who she is and stop letting others distort her value as a person. The name Ha In Joo turns out to be a curse more than a blessing, after all.
Isn’t it neat? Once you’ve played a royal character in a crack drama, you automatically get labeled as one in the long run? Sometimes, the title drags on until your next hit character or stays attached with your name forever. For instance, there’s Vicki Zhao’s Xiao Yan Zi, Cha Seung Won’s Dokgo Jin, and Nicky Wu’s 4th Prince, all of which the audience can’t displace from their hearts and minds.
Anyways, young actor Lin Geng Xin (he’s a 1988′er!?) recently modeled for Elle Men magazine in the issue of May, where he’s seen with a stunning female model. I always thought he was older when I first saw him, but then when he showed off his cheeky side vying for Liu Shi Shi on Happy Camp, I can see the boyish charms people were talking about.
But he looks pretty grown up here, much older. At certain angles, he resembles our precious Prosecutor Lee Joon Hyuk, no?
Arg. I’m shipping In Woo to the rehabilitating center for now. In Joo can join him later. Seriously, this dude gets me all worked up over his way of delivering his pent-up frustration. The only way he knows how to manage his temper is by attacking people he knows doesn’t fight back. First, he barked cruel words at In Joo, calling her less than a human being. Hello? She was five and all you could do was torture her emotionally like that? And in this episode, he punched mah boy twice because Mother amnesia refused to acknowledge Joon Young? For someone who doesn’t know the whole truth, he’s acting like an irritating know-it-all. Had I been Do Yoon, In Woo would be flying across Arirang, landing himself in one of those precious golden sauce pot! Even though Do Yoon did look cool and hot with a busted lip. Still, no one dares put a dent in that piece of artwork. Rage!!
After my theme song collection died due to MU shutdown, I didn’t have the energy to upload them again (some are gone forever), so here’s another attempt to share some HQ songs that I still have in my hard drive. These are volumes that Tvb released over the years (2008, 2009, 2012). Take note that they don’t release all their theme songs, only some of the popular ones. That’s one of my pet peeves with TVB, they’re behind when it comes to making a drama sound special. Each series only have a theme song and some insert songs while the instrumentals are reused every now and then. But as we all know by now…Tvb is cheap.
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