#W two worlds ep 7 series

The time travel is relatively straightforward and built on very sensible rules – It is activated by the talisman that can only be used by Boone Do in the historical world, he is transported when he faces a death situation but in the modern world, he can summon himself back. However, upon thinking further about QIM, I have observed that it plays within very fair rules when it comes to the travel between worlds and does not keep adding new rules that confuse the readers.

#W two worlds ep 7 series

I had previously commented that QIM was slower in plot development, which is still true and my stand remains that W Two Worlds is an infinitely more competent and complex series in terms of writing.

I’d like to share further thoughts on this show in comparison to the Queen In-hyun’s Man. While the dad had decided after Kang Chul’s death that he was done with the manhwa, he won’t be able to do so now because his daughter’s life is now at stake and the killer will need to be captured in order to save her. And at the end of the episode, we learn that their marriage marriage has revived the purpose of the killer, who now wants to kill Yeon Joo since he was created with the mindless motive to kill Kang Chul’s family and bring misery to him. While tying her hair, Kang Chul says that they need to do as much as possible as he’s not sure when she will disappear again, as they are still confined by the rules of the comic book world. The “realness” of her comic book existence ironically becomes true as the contract marriage between her and Kang Chul makes her a real comic book character who can be hurt and killed, as we learn in the next episode. During her night in prison, Yeon Joo voice-overs that her own life felt unreal and she began to believe that her life in the comic was real, ignoring her mum’s concern or her job as a doctor. I have to give a lot of props to the cast, but particularly Han Hye Kyo who has impeccable comic timing and performance.Įven before we reach the ending, there are already hints that this romantic interlude is fleeting. There’s so much sweetness when we see Kang Chul carrying out loving acts through referencing a book, and it’s funny yet endearing to see him bumbling through the hair tying (admittedly most guys wouldn’t be able to do that too). Her facial expressions are hilarious and Do Yoon trying to re-enact Kang Chul’s options is just great fun. Loved the scene of Do Yoon presenting the four choices of romance to Yeon Joo. The whole contract marriage between Yeon Joo and Kang Chul is so hilarious and over the top that it’s almost as if the show is poking fun at Yeon Joo for her crazy fantasies. I didn’t write about this in detail previously but this series does comedy really well too and this is an episode is a perfect example. Yeon Joo takes over as the author of the comic, which results in a light-hearted, fun and sweet episode.