Michal

Why, is this kindergarten? Also this is very far from soft porn.

Seeing the meltdown in the comments now I have to see this show.

It cracked me up how writers acknowledged Eunjae actress change in few dialogues.

For Yeji it was clearly romantic relationship not friendship. When she finally got properly rejected, she lost hope and gave up on Eun. The only proper thing she could do was cutting or minimizing the contact. Otherwise she would be stuck in friendzone hell.

You can go after online slander anywhere, not only in Korea. Also online slander in Korea is wild. Hence you hear about it a lot.

In a context of the story he is as much of a stalker as police doing a stake out.

I hope she didn't disappear for good.

The fact that despite brilliant plotting and scheming she kept digging herself in bigger and bigger hole added some realism to it. It was also big part of tragedy of her character, like Sisyphus.

I love dramas where characters are flawed, conflicted, ambiguous and in the end tragic. No black and white hero-villain bland dynamics. You also won't find much fan service and typical k-drama tropes here. So the reception may be as polarized as characters of this show.

Yes. Often with graphic details.

You need HDR in your life.

Season 2 has strong Tokyo Ghoul vibes and I love it.

No bullying here whatsoever. Teasing your love interest is as old as humanity. Especially when young.

It really sucks that this series were dropped. Big time. Especially that finding properly translated webtoon is almost impossible to find nowadays.

Visually stunning. Quite original and non-typical female lead. It's a good watch.

Surely scenes with JAV actresses teasing them were the best and funniest part of it but the rest was ok for me too.

Them not being able to act is one of the points of this show.

Yes, there are a lot of questions and moral dilemmas that will remain unanswered. But for me it seemed like the curse, between them at least, was broken. The symbolism of the stormy sky dissapearing hint that. So, in my opinion it is not like they are chained to each other from the day of successful confession.

I think the feeling was there well before that. There was even a glimpse of it in highschool years. She remembered him, his name and their ethereal encounters despite not even talking to each other once. She was also happy to see him when he was nameless delivery worker. She even once run to him after hearing a doorbell with a bottle of juice and was disappointed it was not him. We also learned in the end that the curse is not really about not loving someone back but the one confessing not leaving her side after confession.

He still did it all out of love. It's just not typical fan service romance people usually expect.