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Soo-ah never made a statement to get him in jail, and she used everything Jangga gave her to take revenge and spend 10 years just collecting evidence against them which ultimately got the Chairman to kneel and lose everything. Both her and Yi Seo helped SRY get his revenge.

He's wrong. It's not a dream. Everything actually happened, but he wakes up and fixes his mistakes as Hyun Woo after he dies as Do Jun.

Did we even watch the same anime? There's a great amount of focus on their relationship.

Way too narrow of a perspective on suicide, and it felt wierd to chalk up everything to suicide being a selfish decision. I also suspected something else a lot more depressing happened when he jumped off the building, but my guess turned out wrong. Overall, it was still a wild ride, and I'm glad I was here for it. This had excellent production and cast, but a poor and very mixed message.

Yes, time started again for him right before he moment he jumped off the building. So everything rest.

I did finish the drama, but the age-gap really got to me in intimate scenes with more contact between them than I'd find appropriate. It wasn't an issue though with some skimming through those 3-4 particular scenes as I did find there was slow and proper development into a relationship between them (no real grooming of sorts), but I also had a few problems with the writing and ending for the second leads where it was too anticlimactic. Overall though, it was really great, and I would highly recommend Tomorrow (2022) if you enjoyed the aspects of grim reapers, discovering past lives of leads, with lots of emotional drama and interesting powers being actively used to help people in the present survive.

I can't seem to move on from Part 1 AOS. After watching Part 1 and Part 2 for the first time, I have watched Part 1 two more times back-to-back. It's still just as enjoyable as ever, and I'm noticing many things I missed the first time around.

Unfortunately no

That's not exactly it though. She didn't want to forgive anyone in the first episode, but she changed as she realized she was also responsible for Reina's suicide. She's not that kindhearted to blindly sympathize with every single person. Everyone she sympathizes with is relatable with her, as people who made mistakes, and cared for or now care for Reina in their own ways. She wants to move on from Reina's death by finding out the truth, and everyone she sympathizes and tries to connect with has information that helps in finding out the truth. It's just a way for her to deal with her guilt and get over Reina's death. Without her involvement, not everything would have been figured out as smoothly as it was. It would have taken far longer, or would have been impossible without resorting to more force.

Rewatching. It's crazy how more and more relevant to our daily lives this has become after 4 years. Everyone should truly watch this at least once.

Wish this could get a proper fansub as fast as the SP. I can't wait to watch it.

Just watched the special. I really love how much this series celebrates curiosity and knowledge.

As Kitagawa tries to escape after he's exposed as the overseer of Mahoraba, enemies of Kitagawa within the police try to assassinate him and take him away as Ikuo and Tatsuya fight them off. They end up killing the rivals and Kitagawa is left alone in the car. As he tries to get out, a bomb is triggered blowing up the car and he's burned alive in front of Ikuo and Tatsuya's eyes. Nobody knows who killed Kitagawa, but the blame rests on Ikuo and Tatsuya as their motives are evident to everyone. To pass judgement on themselves for all the people they've sacrificed and killed in their journey, Tatsuya and Ikuo try to have Kitagawa's son (Ikuo's half brother) kill them, but he refuses. They then decide to double suicide off a cliff with the police trying to stop and arrest them at all costs (specifically Hibino who leads the charge to save them both). Before Tatsuya and Ikuo jump off a cliff to avoid the police squad in the woods behind them, the manga closes with Hibino declaring her love for Ikuo and giving him her final kiss. However, Ikuo quickly puts his necklace into her pocket as a memento of his. The story then shifts to Hibino's life three years after their passing. She is working on a case when she falls into difficulties and is knocked unconscious, but two recognizable silhouettes then show up and kill the villain. Retrieving the jewelry from Hibino, Ikuo departs with Tatsuya, who is now fugitive and probably dead.

Rewatching this after a year, but I'm still so frustrated about the ending being this botched. If anyone's interested in the manga ending (which is way better with everything answered), read the spoiler. There's 133 chapters.

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What an amazing series full of heartwarming stories, tragedies, and life lessons in each episode that have made me re-evaluate things in my own life. I enjoyed finding out each Reaper's history, and getting to save so many people (and a dog) alongside them. I feel like this series has truly given me so much of an appreciation for what I have, and reminds me to not take anything for granted while striving for bigger accomplishments. Every story is unique in it's own right, with brilliant storytelling, and they unravel in relatable and interesting arrays of possibilities. I can't believe the rating has dropped to 8.8 (according to another comment). This feels like it should be much higher. Only complaint I have is with the final episode as it was extremely rushed, even though it was still able to accomplish its purpose and wrap everything up with a happy ending. I will definitely be checking out the webtoon for anything not adapted in this drama.

The end of S2 implies things between them may turn romantic heavily in S3 as they've both grown. S1 was largely about ML while S2 was largely about FL imo.

No problem. Depends on what you mean by "real romance," but there is definitely no cheesy romance in this. The females are real people with their own issues and stories to tell.

Might be too late but honestly, the romance is pretty prominent, can be annoying, and takes up a good amount of episodes, but it's always mostly clear that none of the relationships with the male leads are going to work out. It's largely there to show how hard it can be for athletes to manage their lives outside of the sport and maintain their love relationships. Lots of life lessons from the female love interests too and it's very realistic how all the relationships end. Yu Ke Nan only has one female interest who doesn't work out, while Xu Tan has two who don't.

I know this is a month old, but personally I enjoyed every second of Stranger compared to this where I’m struggling to get through the first two episodes. Stranger’s nowhere near as slow paced as this, and the pacing is a lot more dynamic. Also the police in Stranger are very much competent and hard working.