Ha Yeong, shaped by a life of constant moving, keeps people at a distance until she unexpectedly opens her heart to Hui Won. When they attend the same school, the two create an Eternal List, a promise of things to do together as adults. After Hui Won breaks that promise, Ha Yeong's time comes to a halt, and she retreats to a cafe attic, cut off from the world. One day, Do Un appears holding the long-lost list, and with his arrival, Ha Yeong's frozen time begins to move again. Can a promise from the past lead them back to the present? (Source: Kocowa) Edit Translation
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- Native Title: 순간의 영원
- Also Known As: Sunganui Yeongwon
Cast & Credits
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![Ahn Sol Bin in Forever Young Korean Drama(2025)]( "Ahn Sol Bin in Forever Young Korean Drama(2025)")
Ahn Sol BinHa YeongMain Role -
![Heo Won Seo in Forever Young Korean Drama(2025)]( "Heo Won Seo in Forever Young Korean Drama(2025)")
Heo Won SeoDo UnMain Role -
![Yim So Yun in Forever Young Korean Drama(2025)]( "Yim So Yun in Forever Young Korean Drama(2025)")
Yim So YunHui WonMain Role -
![Jeon Soo Ah in Forever Young Korean Drama(2025)]( "Jeon Soo Ah in Forever Young Korean Drama(2025)")
Jeon Soo Ah[Cafe owner]Support Role
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2 episodes that left me with questions
SPOILER SPOILER SPOILER SPOILER SPOILER SPOILER SPOILERIt was kind of like reading a book, skipping the middle, and then have the ending make no sense. The FL spent a lot of time screaming, and you didn't really get to see her working through her grief.
The ML was cute, but they didn't know each other? I got the idea of trying to pull her out of her grief, but had he escaped from the hospital, since he wore hospital clothes almost throughout. Brief mention of him being in the hospital for testing and treatment, but no specifics.
Maybe it's because I'm old, but I thought their bucket list items were really stupid. And why all of a sudden does he want to help her.
My biggest question though...the three of them were together at the end of the show. How did that work?!?!?
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It was ok
It was fine. A great way to pass the time by. The cinematography was ok. It didn’t quite feel like they were running on few actors, lol. But what did bother me was the lack of info about certain things in the movie. Too many plot wholes. I get the message and what they intended with the story, but the execution was meh.SPOILER:
They didn’t talk about why the ml was sick. Judging from the beanie, he seemed like he had cancer. Or something that would be terminal at most because why was he practically living in the hospital that his mom let fl stay in his room?
Also fl’s background wasn’t talked about. Like why was she bullied when she came from Seoul? Isn’t it usually the other way around? Lol, if her family moved in the village, why did she stay at ml’s house?
Oh, wait. I remember a pic that fell during the last part of the series. Maybe they were childhood friends?
Although I did like how we were shown a ‘what if the bff lived’ scenario at the final part of the series. Just kinda worried about the ml’s health though because it was left kind of an open ending.
(lmao, congrats. you just read my thought process)
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