Avin

Don't trust the above comment.. they're the one who's mental

Seeing how he treated his daughter from his second marriage, the same way...yeah he was an arse of a father

Do you know what I do in such cases? If I have a dilema, I sit through the drama trying to hate it after seeing the reviews but when I end up liking I just bitch upon the haters.

Ikr, the handwriting of the doctor was so bad, how'd he knows, what if all these was for nothing to begin with and he was indeed the real son, so many lives ruined all for nothing...omg, that'd be even more devastating 💔... I think it's just better to keep our illusions alive.

Rewatched this to traumatize myself again.
Final note: If I know my end is near I'd probably live my remaining time recklessly carefree without regrets and worrying about the consequences too, what's the use of being so upright when I'm gonna die soon anyways. Who cares who's a red flag anymore, as long as it's not actively harming anyone. This one was kinda eye opener for me, to not take life for granted. It's tagged as a comedy but felt realistic in many aspects. If you like watching perfect characters this show is definitely not for you. Each of the characters have their own flaws, not even the sweet SML is exempted from it. The premise was a journey about discovering their true selves and acceptance.

Good news for you a spin off is coming by 2027

This was my first Kdrama, watched this back in summer 2020 during Covid, left an impact on my life....came here after knowing it's getting a spinoff. Saw a lot of comments here saying it has pacing issues. Idk, I might be a bit biased here, since it was my first, but those who have problem focusing on the plot, are either newbies to the Kdrama world or have a ruined attention span due vertical chinese dramas and Netflix Kdramas. Reminder that this was a TV drama and this is what Kdramas used to be like before the Netflix and Disney capitalisation. Nowadays there are rarely any dramas with 16 eps, not long ago, like even about 4 years ago we used to have dramas with 20 eps and anything under 16 eps used to be classified as short dramas. Nowadays it's mostly 12, 10 and 8eps even the TV network ones. I get that there are production issues these days, the world has got busier after the pandemic. But back then we atleast had more conclusive endings to shows. Nowadays the show just suddenly ends leaving a void in the heart. Maybe it's just me and my nostalgia, but those late night drama sprees after 12am, took me 3-4 nights to complete this one.... I'd love to see those days back. Also a lot of comments about chemistry from the newbies, the chemistry is what I liked about this drama, not too cheezy, just perfect, not like it's solely a romantic genre either...more about fate and afterlife, if you're watching it solely for romance it might not be for you, it's more like the drama Tomorrow, but pre 2020 non-Netflix form.

Anyways, sorry for the rant, if you're seeing this and have a lot's of free time after your exams are over, this your sign to watch it, specially if you're into fantacy, horror and spiritual genre. Also, if you can, watch it from VIKI instead of Netflix, Netflix always ruins the meaning of the subtitles and a lot of cultural contex is lost in there, back in the days most of the Viki shows used to be free, and there were dedicated teams of fan transtors. There's subscription plan now and newer shows aren't free anymore, but this one is still free on Viki.

What's happening to MDL lately, since when did it become a cesspool of polarization? (⁠*⁠_⁠*⁠)

It has a Humans over AI ending, Real Life chemistry >>> VR chemistry from me personally, hope that's not a spoiler for you

What to say, he felt relatable to me in that aspect...as I've been through that kind of a situation before, although I must admit he's better than me too. He confronted her despite being emotional and sorted out his feelings. Back when it happened to me, I started bottling up my emotions after trying enough cuz of my ego, now I've moved on so it doesn't matter anymore, but looking back it was immature of me, to the point where I might've villainized someone in my mind without any reason but my own ego.

P.S.: I absolutely hate k-pop fans and antifans bringing in their petty dramas into real drama discussions too.

Same, I fast forwarded the VR scenes

It's subscription thing, you can get a walkthrough from Mirae's friend 🤣

Don't worry humans win in this one in the end, no matter what AI can never replace humans... It's upto the people how they use it, definitely shouldn't be like Sam Altman...wrote a long ass paragraph about this issue, probably got buried down there somewhere in these comments.

It's not a masterpiece but sweet for a laid back good binge watch over the weekend, I think that's the reason people are tuning in, mostly it'll be a temporary thing, nor does it has any reason to be permanent or a chart competitor, but I'm glad it it made it to that position despite some polarized views on a well known public figure, credit should be given where it's due.

He was given a given a cheezy cringe line, and was just in an epilogue... that's why😞

Your pfp😭😭😭

And Not ashamed of it😏

Maybe he's secretly an emotional person, why close gates for possibilities? Tbh I don't think he'd have been that emotional if she didn't start to actively start to avoid him after his confession, rejecting his every ideas, even small gestures of kindness... imagine that happening to you by a person you care about, I'd honestly feel so cornered and dejected. Just cuz of a confession am I not allowed to have any interaction at all? Plus count in the office setting.

Correction: She's three dramas old now, considering that she improved a lot...but yeah, there's still room for improvement

A small suggestion: fast forward through the VR scenes if you find it too cheezy, thats how I kept on watching it, everything will keep you hooked but the VR scenes, not like it's anything big, the entire thing can be completed within 6hr of binge-watching