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Replying to Flower of Evil Feb 21, 2022
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I hoped for that as well! T-T But I guess it was a punishment for killing another person.
Replying to rgm Feb 21, 2022
Final episode of memory issue is the only letdown I think ? Apart from that it is very well done 👍
I think that was the best part of the drama and it was such a good good good scene, but I get that everyone has their own preferences.
Replying to blue lake Feb 21, 2022
Am i allowed to say here that this drama might be a bit overrated
Anyone is entitled to their own taste and their own opinion, so you are definitely allowed. But as for me, this is definitely a well-written, well-directed and well-acted drama, so I loved this so much plus all the conversations it really opened especially about human nature, good and evil and ethics. And of course, the overall arch of their marriage, love and salvation.
Replying to Erika Song Feb 21, 2022
Her hair is a big part of her personality; I actually loved everything about Hee Do's character including her…
HAHAHA I totally get that, I had friends when I was in junior high school who wanted to fix my hair as well because it surely was so messy just like Hee Do's hair
Replying to Erika Song Feb 21, 2022
I think the translation is correct for, "I miss you when I'm mentally weak" because he literally said, "bogoshipo"…
Anyway, back to that line, I think what he said is really not a romantic one but he's making a point that her youth and her fighting spirit do make him hope so much and just seeing her make him continue to hope for as well that's why if he's sad, he wants to see her because again, she gives him hope.
Replying to theematchabun Feb 21, 2022
Is it me or Netflix translation not that great? I might rewatch the show from other sites but I think there is…
I think the translation is correct for, "I miss you when I'm mentally weak" because he literally said, "bogoshipo" which can be interpreted as "I miss you".

Anyway, I rewatched episode 4 and I understood better all their dialogs and I really appreciated it more when I better realized their meanings, probably because I have already composed myself since I was over the moon yesterday with Yi Jin's smile. LOL. Anyway, I think, even though what he said is pure admiration and respect for her perseverance, dream and her youth, it was still a heart-swooning moment for many people because such kind words, especially words of affirmation, words saying how much people appreciates you, that you are also being longed for, that you are needed, that you are making them happy and that you are being cheered for, those words could trigger so many emotions and if it could trigger romantic affections as well, I believe it's on the person who received the message to interpret it better.
Replying to mirkwoodself Feb 21, 2022
i wached the first episode, the scenes she was trying to get herself kicked out were funny but the last one was…
Her hair is a big part of her personality; I actually loved everything about Hee Do's character including her appearance, at some time when I was at her age, I was really kind of impulsive as well and I don't have a tidy hair as well. It was fun.
On Twenty Five Twenty One Feb 21, 2022
Episode 4 was awesome and heartwarming. I couldn't contain my giggles at episode 4 because of Hee Do and Yi Jin's dynamics and lovely interactions that just tug my heart. Smile also looks so good on our Yi Jin, I hope he'll be able to stay happy for a long time!

At some point while watching episode 4, I got a little jealous of Hee Do and Yi Jin—they are always there for one another, they've got each other backs and just being in the presence of one another, they can construct 'their' happy moment. It's like a dream for both of them and a real dream in my daily life to find someone like that. They are so precious.

I love their interactions and everything and I'm definitely happy with they have right now...that beautiful connection and friendship. Super awesome. That being said, I spent most of my time early morning trying to read all the theories out there just to calm myself after that 'present' revelation. >:P
Replying to Rosey Feb 21, 2022
Person Lee Jun Hyuk
I need him as a lead in a good romance drama!!!
I second this!
Replying to theematchabun Feb 21, 2022
I hope the story will somewhat play out like Beijing Fantasy. Remember how much the writer emphasized YJ wanting…
I think this theory is a little bit acceptable and closer to the story.
On Twenty Five Twenty One Feb 17, 2022
Love the still cuts for the next episode where Yi Jin supports Hee Do probably because of her ankle, their friendship and confidant relationship is very precious.
Replying to theematchabun Feb 16, 2022
I haven’t given the show a rating yet. I usually rate a show when I’m done watching or when I drop it lol.
Actually that's the proper way to rate something! haha, but I felt a little bad that the show is only 8.3 here as of the moment when it started really good haha.
Replying to juvyabbott Feb 16, 2022
It's 2022. Why do writers still create these quirky, highly animated, always-screaming, caricature-ish female…
I sometimes...I actually act like that, of course, on very limited occasions with my family. But, rest assured that I function properly and diligently working on projejcts . Btw, I'm still at 21.
On Twenty Five Twenty One Feb 16, 2022
Okay, people are looking at the MDL rating, then I realized I should also give my rating. xD I think this one is really good, I gave it a 9 for the first two episodes, will probably change ratings later. :>
Replying to FREE SPIRIT Feb 15, 2022
Title Twenty Five Twenty One Spoiler
well age doesnt matter acc to me what matter is if someone is mature at that age or not. one could be mature at…
While I do love the drama, I felt like Na Hee Do's character at 18 years old is a little bit farfetched, but her passion for her dreams, I believe I can testify on that, because at that age, I also felt like I could do anything.
Replying to FREE SPIRIT Feb 15, 2022
Title Twenty Five Twenty One Spoiler
well age doesnt matter acc to me what matter is if someone is mature at that age or not. one could be mature at…
I agree with your opinion, but like I said, I'm fine if they wanted to date, but I DOUBT GIVEN THEIR CURRENT SITUATIONS. Like you said, Na Hee Do is not mature yet, therefore, I do not think Baek Yi Jin will cross that line...now, more especially because he's desperately looking for a job and fixing his life. BUT, I do believe that all those precious moments together will of course, bloom into romance (AS YEARS GO BY)--I mean, I'm not blind, that precious moment in episode 2, no matter what it may be called--"comfort", "happiness", or other terms out there, it will contribute to their love (romance later) and it will be carved in their hearts (whether it is romantic or not).
On Twenty Five Twenty One Feb 15, 2022
I already fell in love hard in this drama! Love both the leads, they have satisfying portrayals of their characters and I so so loved Kim Tae Ri's goofyness. I can also see subtle actions from Nam Joo Hyuk and his sometimes timid disposition which is caused due to his character's background.

Also, what Na Hee Do and Baek Yi Jin currently have is something that's so precious and sweet, you just want to treasure that kind of moment, like forever in your memory. I can also see that she definitely got into his heart. With that, I'm very much looking forward with how their romance will unfold, though, I believe there were already seeds of love there (lol sorry for the term), but I don't see anything wrong with it, of course as long as certain boundaries are not cross. 4 years of age apart is really really common, but one might complain because she's still in highschool, but she's already 18 and like I said, as long as certain boundaries are there, I'm totally fine with it. But anyway, do not worry, because the synopsis already said they'll fall in love when Na Hee Do turned 21 and Baek Yi Jin turned 25.

One line that stood out to me in episode 2 was when Yi Jin explained that Yu Rim couldn't cry because she had no shoulder to cry on and well, I miss my tears.

This one is a really really good drama about youth, adulthood, dreams and responsibility. That being said, I want both of them to lead happy lives. (But hey, of course, I LOVE THEM TO BE TOGETHER PLS DO NOT HURT ME SO BAD)