Moon in the Day Episode 3
Young Hwa Saves Jun Oh
Jun Oh and Young Hwa are kidnapped by a bunch of thugs. Jun Oh beats them up while Young Hwa is unconscious. Young Hwa doesn’t remember what happened, but she gets suspended for being involved in a violent incident. Jun Oh asks Min Oh to make Young Hwa his bodyguard so that they can stay close. Meanwhile, Young Hwa gets hit by a car and starts dreaming again. (Source: Viu)
- Aired: November 08, 2023
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Moon in the Day Episode 3 Reactions
past life or present life, my sister is going through it omg ???I feel so bad for her but well we all knew from the moment the arm twist video got recorded that it wouldn't be easy. T_T
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1st off if someone gets run over, the last thing one should do is try to shake them. there head or neck injuries that can be fatal - just FYI.*****************************************************************************************************************************************also this complex enough without the addition of another grudge holding ghost - especially one played by Lee Kyung Young {{{(>_<)}}} but ignoring the actor. who has the prince latched onto? he been hounding Do Ha, who was haunting Han Ri Ta's reincarnations?!? weird****************************************************************************************************************************************Yi Seul is a witch, she keeps treating people like dirt & getting away with it - why? cause she go good of an actress? cause she's good looking? famous & in demeaned? connected? what? cause no matter how good looking or good or an actress u r if u aint connected or making bucket loads of cash u wont last. anyway am totally enjoying how Jun Oh/Do Ha keeps putting her in her place. of course would love it if he was ruthless considering watch a diabolical witch she is... but it is what it is*****************************************************************************************************************************************side note - so was right about the bracelet? or was the amulet with the young monk that was hiding from Jun Oh/Do Ha???
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Three episodes in and what we get is Junoh really wants to kill Younghwa. We get it, you want to kill Younghwa, but do you have to repeat it every time? With the amount of time Junoh said about wanting to kill Younghwa, it's kind of hard to root for their romantic development. I haven't seen a shippable moment between Junoh and Younghwa. That's okay, I'm fine with a slow-paced series, but I find it difficult to engage with the content we're given on this episode. I had to pause in between scenes because sometimes they prolong it. For example, when Junoh was doing a script reading, we had to wait to see Younghwa coming into the room and for the reading to start. It did create a tension that made me nervous to see whether Doha is a good actor, unlike Junoh, or if he's equally bad. I still believe this series has the potential to be one of my favourites this year.
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I agree with the previous commenter that this episode was the weakest. The pacing felt off, some of scenes were too talky, and even the dialog sometimes did not feel natural. Not to mention that the music sometimes didn't match the scenes. Also, it's not credible that he has adapted so easily to all of the modern conveniences! He doesn't seem affected at all. However, I did like the scene in which she visited her father's grave. I could relate! Any way, I hope the writing improves in the next episode, or the one after that.
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The weakest of the three episodes, a lot of flaws became more prevalent in this one, especially in the writing. The kidnapping scene and the "expel the firefighter" scenes were very contrived and felt like the writers wrote themselves into a corner to have her become his bodyguard. The scenes with the has-been actor trying to kill the male lead are over the top, and I hope he is not a mainstay going forward. The strength right now lies in the two leads who have good chemistry, and the show works best when they are on screen together. The cliffhanger was surprising, to say the least, so I look forward to where the story goes from here.
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