I almost decided to skip this series because of the time travel element. I am glad I gave the series a look.
Regardless of the premises, books and novels exceptionally well written can be compelling, and that applies to the series, Live up to your name.
Given the magical premise, the story seriously considers medical ethics and advances, and Joseon history including a military invasion. The acting, scenery, filming, music are all brilliant.
The romance is charming and entertaining throughout, and so is the story as well as being thoughtful and educational.
The story takes a more dramatic turn about half way through, so it is not all light-hearted. The two principal Joseon doctors are important in Joseon history.
A romance, a history, a fantasy, a historical review of Korean medicine. Well worth watching.
Regardless of the premises, books and novels exceptionally well written can be compelling, and that applies to the series, Live up to your name.
Given the magical premise, the story seriously considers medical ethics and advances, and Joseon history including a military invasion. The acting, scenery, filming, music are all brilliant.
The romance is charming and entertaining throughout, and so is the story as well as being thoughtful and educational.
The story takes a more dramatic turn about half way through, so it is not all light-hearted. The two principal Joseon doctors are important in Joseon history.
A romance, a history, a fantasy, a historical review of Korean medicine. Well worth watching.