Question: Ain't Marie and Falcon both belong to the same faith?( I believe they are both Christians, ain't they?) Then, why won't Marie's father approve of their relationship ?
This episode literally shattered me to my core, and I’m not even kidding. I truly believe this series deserves so much more recognition because the acting, dialogue, and every single scene are absolutely top-notch.
The storyline is so well-written because this isn’t just some ordinary love story. There’s a strong reason behind every action and every behavior of the main leads. And the way they yearn for each other while still choosing to let each other go? Absolutely heartbreaking. I know watching this episode might feel gloomy and emotionally heavy, but at the same time, I think it was necessary for the story. They’re not just going through a system change, they’re going through major changes in their lives as well. They’re growing, maturing, and slowly becoming different versions of themselves, and the way this episode portrays that journey is genuinely beautiful. Painful, mature, beautifully written, and incredibly well-acted. This episode really stayed with me.
Watching it for the second time because I wanted to watch something scary and remembered how this series scared the shit of me when I first watched it. And now that I'm watching it for the second time I've rated it 10 ( before I rated it 8.5) I think the acting and chemistry was good in this. Pooh & pavel really act well. Specially Pavel's acting seems genuine. I think people should give this series chance. It deserves more imo.
I was searching this drama for so longgggg!!! I watched it when it just came out, 2018 it was!!! I was just in high school at that time. And I remember watching this drama on YouTube from my mother's phone.( I didn't have my own phone at that time lol) I loved it so much as at that time I was really curious about college life. Now that I'm in college, suddenly I've remembered about it but forgot the name. I didn't know it has a korean original story. Gonna watch that!!
Just finished watching Episode 7 and Tee is so fucking handsome. I just couldn't help but admire him in this episode. I think the demon part of the story is gonna start from the next episode. The only thing is bothering me is why the heck the rating of this show so low? I gave it 8.5 before, however after episode 7 it deserves a solid 9. I've got big hopes for upcoming episodes. Y'all should rate shows better. I just don't get it why some good and high quality shows don't get good ratings like they deserve.
If it's even related, but below in the comments someone talked about the flower meaning and I thought it was interesting.…
That's so sweet but also funny as from the first episode I( I think we all) saw him as a scary character now his pseudonym being Lilac is just funny to me lol
like your comment so much atleast you're honest unlike some others who just comes here to complain every week…
Very true. If they hate it so much, they can just stop watching it. I don’t really hate the show either. I just think it had so much potential, and I wish it had been better.
This show is my guilty pleasure. I really don't like watching it as the acting, editing, the way the plot is going everything ragebates me but at the same time, I really wait for Tuesday to come so that I could watch it. Like I really wait for the next episode 😭
The storyline is so well-written because this isn’t just some ordinary love story. There’s a strong reason behind every action and every behavior of the main leads. And the
way they yearn for each other while still choosing to let each other go? Absolutely heartbreaking.
I know watching this episode might feel gloomy and emotionally heavy, but at the same time, I think it was necessary for the story. They’re not just going through a system change, they’re going through major changes in their lives as well. They’re growing, maturing, and slowly becoming different versions of themselves, and the way this episode portrays that journey is genuinely beautiful.
Painful, mature, beautifully written, and incredibly well-acted. This episode really stayed with me.