I was surprised that the story ended there. It felt like everything was wrapped up with the main characters together, but I’m left wondering about her cousin and her boyfriend—she doesn't know he is rich! What happened with that? I really need to know what happened and why. It felt so unfinished.
10/10 the way China is eating and giving us everything, show to another show that is really top quality, and the storytelling, and this One is not the exception
I just finished watching the fourth episode, and I have to say, it's really awkward for me. It feels uncomfortable to see how many jokes can be made in one episode about alcoholism. After the first episode, when you see the character's reality, it just stops being funny. The same goes for the second episode, and the entirety of the third episode—it’s not funny at all; it's actually quite uncomfortable to watch and process.
However, I’m still watching because I think there might be something deeper to uncover. Since I'm already on episode four, I’ll probably finish the series. Is there anyone from Korea who can tell me if this portrayal is accurate?
I hopelessly fell in love with this but I have one problem I love that day showing us the past but I'm more intrigued by the present how many episodes do we get to the present I know they want to show us what they were the reason that they have been and all the problems in the relationship and how they take the different path but I want the present I need the present I'm sick and tired of the past
Finally, we're at episode 20, and I can't help but share my thoughts—major spoilers ahead! The situation surrounding the divorce between ZJW and QG has been incredibly emotional for me. I genuinely believe they need to have a heartfelt conversation, as ZJW mentioned. It's clear that he still harbors a lot of love for her, which truly breaks my heart. I feel deeply invested in their relationship, and I find myself rooting for their marriage to succeed.
However, I also recognize that both ZJW and QG are caught in a struggle, particularly when it comes to securing the future of the clinic. This conflict adds another layer of complexity to their situation, making it even more poignant. Their love is evident, but the external pressures seem to be pushing them apart. It's a bittersweet scenario, and I can’t help but hope they find a way to reconnect and communicate more openly with each other.
So I watched it because I saw a video short in yt of her finding out her boyfriend and her best friend were cheating, finding out this drama is about Mystic was amazing, ok with that, I skipped a lot of the drama, I prefer the ex-boyfriend and the ex-best friend being miserable together or miserable apart, but miserable, besides that can someone explain to me the ending a lot of people found dead horrible and disappointed me and the other half I found that confused I didn't get it sorry cuz I want to explain it
Okay, so I read the synopsis, and I didn’t understand anything. So, I hit play. I watched the first episode, and I still don’t understand what the synopsis is about. Who hacked 2 billion wons? Also, I hate her. I hate her with all my heart. Like, why would you do this to him in this way? You could’ve explained, but you chose not to. He almost died because of the cinnamon bread! Seriously?
Sorry, but I want her to suffer. I want her to suffer more than she is now because she’s not suffering enough. You know why? Because she did all of this behind back while he was happy and in love with her. And why was she even doing this? I don’t care if it was to save his life—I don’t care!
Also, I don’t understand what the other guy, the older man, has against him. I don’t get it at all.
The crown prince and the crown princess story It breaks my heart so much—so, so, so much—because, in a way, they’re in the same situation. They have the same problems, the same struggles, and everything that comes with their duties as royals. But at some point, my head just thinks, *"Why does it have to be like this?"*
When she tells him she can’t do this anymore, it feels so heartbreaking for him. She suggests it would be better if he found someone else, and he must feel like he means nothing to her, like he’s someone she doesn’t value. And that shatters me because I knew this was going to happen, but I was too scared to face it.
When he’s with that other woman, I cry—I literally cry. Why does it have to be this way? This is my favorite storyline, and it just hurts to see it unfold like this
However, I’m still watching because I think there might be something deeper to uncover. Since I'm already on episode four, I’ll probably finish the series. Is there anyone from Korea who can tell me if this portrayal is accurate?
However, I also recognize that both ZJW and QG are caught in a struggle, particularly when it comes to securing the future of the clinic. This conflict adds another layer of complexity to their situation, making it even more poignant. Their love is evident, but the external pressures seem to be pushing them apart. It's a bittersweet scenario, and I can’t help but hope they find a way to reconnect and communicate more openly with each other.
Sorry, but I want her to suffer. I want her to suffer more than she is now because she’s not suffering enough. You know why? Because she did all of this behind back while he was happy and in love with her. And why was she even doing this? I don’t care if it was to save his life—I don’t care!
Also, I don’t understand what the other guy, the older man, has against him. I don’t get it at all.
When she tells him she can’t do this anymore, it feels so heartbreaking for him. She suggests it would be better if he found someone else, and he must feel like he means nothing to her, like he’s someone she doesn’t value. And that shatters me because I knew this was going to happen, but I was too scared to face it.
When he’s with that other woman, I cry—I literally cry. Why does it have to be this way? This is my favorite storyline, and it just hurts to see it unfold like this