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I don’t think it was necessarily disrespectful, as we don’t really know what was going through her mind. Remember, his father specifically wanted a man with all four limbs, which might have made the situation more difficult for her to process. She could have been shocked or overwhelmed, and not everyone expresses their emotions by crying. Hopefully, the next episodes will help us understand her reaction better and give us a clearer picture of what she was feeling at that moment.

True! I’ve actually been wondering why most of Kim So-hyun’s recent dramas aren’t available on Netflix, including her drama with Park Bo-gum. Could this have something to do with the *Love Alarm* trauma that Netflix itself caused? 😂 Hopefully, Netflix will pick up her upcoming drama with Song Kang next year!

I really enjoyed watching the two episodes so far. It’s light but deep, with such a cozy and warm vibe. There’s something very comforting about it, and it feels like it reflects the late director’s warmth, sincerity, and emotional depth. You can really feel his heart and soul in the story.

Yes, for me, it is good. And it has a happy ending, too.😅

If it follows the manhwa, it's a happy ending

Kim So Hyun's acting especially in episode 13 during her scenes with Oh Jung Se—is on another level. It reminded me of her strong, badass character in School 2015. I really liked her facial expressions, voice tone, and overall delivery, which were on point."

Exactly! I noticed the same thing — that account keeps leaving negative comments, yet they’re clearly keeping up with every episode. It seems like they’re just looking for flaws in the drama so they have something to criticize. That usually happens when people aren’t happy about others’ success. I don’t know, but I’m watching it on other platforms, and people there are hooked and really enjoying the drama.

True, I believe most of the hate toward Kim So-hyun came from Love Alarm, just because she didn’t choose Song Kang. It’s kind of ironic, especially knowing that she was one of the very first Korean actresses to have her drama shown on Netflix, and yet they seemed to abandon her after that.

Exactly. They continued to share their opinions about her while still watching the drama. I don’t know where they were coming from, but commenting negatively... even when many were impressed by her performance.... makes it seem like they just don’t like the actress

Now I understand why this drama received criticism from some viewers—it's because it ranks first in over 120 regions on Viki and topped the list of most buzzworthy kdramas and actors, both male lead and female lead, in its final week.😁😅

I just finished watching this drama, and I still found it to be simple, light, heartwarming, and thoroughly enjoyable. While opinions may vary, this drama remains trending and beloved by many viewers in our country.🥰

Some could not accept that this drama is loved and appreciated by many.

Happy Ending

I understand. I'm glad that, even if you may not like the FL, you still appreciate the acting skills and hard work of the other actors and the team behind the drama.🥰

Reading your comments means that you just don't like her acting and haven't really watched most of her dramas.

I keep wondering why people who dislike this drama continue to return and post negative comments. If they don't like the drama or the FL, isn't it enough for them to just stop watching or criticize it once? Why do they keep watching and continue to criticize it?
I can understand fans of the drama returning to the comments section to express their appreciation for each episode. However, I don’t understand why those who dislike this drama or the leads keep watching and posting negative comments. In the end, are they unhappy that this drama is being loved by many and that it is receiving more appreciation from viewers internationally?🤔🤔🤔
I just hope I'm wrong.

I agree with you—her acting in this drama feels very natural and endearing. Since it's a romcom, I don't expect her performance to be as intense as the characters in 'Penthouse' or 'RWTMR.' For me she is actually doing a great job of portraying the character as required by the role in this drama.

Ah, I see. Thanks for this information; it's my first time hearing it. I initially watched So Hyun in Emperor: Ruler Master of the Mask. To be honest, I didn't like her character there; it seemed weak and lacking. Fortunately, I had the chance to watch School 2015, where she was amazing. I can confidently say she really nailed that role

I really liked the friendship between Hong Ju and Hye Ji, especially when they were at the beach in Ep 5. During their conversation, Hong Ju reveals her fear of entering a relationship due to past trauma from people leaving her behind. I was particularly struck by Hye Ji's response when Hong Ju asked, "Aren’t you afraid? You might lose everything, including your good relationship with him, the good memories, and even him."
Hye Ji replied, "I AM AFRAID, BUT I SHOULD TRY DESPITE EVERYTHING."
It seems Hong Ju asked this because she was contemplating opening her heart to Hu Yeong, as the conversation was recalled while she was looking at him during dinner.

Btw I also loved the closing line:
"Does love change? Or is it the people that change?"

I also understand why people enjoy this drama. The drama is loved because it’s simple and easy to relate to. The story feels warm and comforting, and it’s based on the writer’s own love experiences, which makes it feel genuine. Even though it doesn’t have a lot of excitement or surprises, its straightforward approach allows viewers to easily connect with the characters and their emotions. Sometimes, people appreciate a show for its down-to-earth charm and feel-good vibe rather than for complex plots or dramatic twists.

Let’s just hope that other great dramas will also get the recognition they deserve. However, we can’t ignore the fact that the popularity and recognition of shows often come down to the preferences and references of the majority of viewers.