Akashi

I'm more of a modern drama person and last year was sooooo dry, I think this February/March already cleared the whole last year when it comes to modern dramas, I hope they keep it coming, I'm finishing both TFF and TBT and will start AH next

oh, thank God. I'm finishing it rn, I get PTSD in these types of situations in dramas, sometimes the characters are clearly completely done with the relationship but can't break up

can you tell me in which episode she broke up with him?

I'm still on episode 2, the soon to be ex boyfriend is soooo obnoxious, wtf

Someone reply to me whenever this gets a release date, I'm so excited

finally a modern c drama to watch

I don't really remember at which one, but that was already revealed in an early episode

That was really common back then, it's objectively 16 episodes since 2 episodes would be broadcasted back to back, but I understand what you're saying it's annoying indeed, especially if you're not watching on an official streaming and you have to switch the episodes manually, I'm going through it right now

You are my lover friend fits all the requirements

like why did you even started? this was a supernatural romance show from the very start lol

You know what, often times a drama loses steam when the main couple gets together and this is definitely not the case here. I think this drama never loses momentum, the worst part for me was around EP 10-13, where they were clearly in love but everything was going wrong, I actually paused for a month or so before coming back to it, I kinda regret it cause I stopped right before they decided to let their relationship develop naturally and I think that's the turning point of the drama, after this conversation everything just goes very smoothly (except the failed kisses attempts)

I hope this will be a diabetic show once they get together because hell no, this level of stalling is not it, it has been since like ep 5 that we know that they both like each other, they missed A LOT of opportunities and I know there's a fear of messing up their current relationship but it's not justifiable for me anymore, they had 2 chances on New Year's Eve...

And it's crazy, cause I feel like shows that take 11 LONG episodes until the couple get together most of the time will feel draggy, but this doesn't feel like that at all

A lot of people are acting like her disease destroyed the drama which isn't true at all, it's not something that came out of nothing, we knew since early episodes that she had to take time off work due to something unspecified and we had clues throughout the show

I'm glad that we can see through this comment section that most people are still rocking with the drama.

I interpreted it differently, I think she broke with him because she realized that the one he loved didn't existed anymore, like just because she was cured of the cancer he thought that she had no reason to be depressed or unwell, and wanted her to go back to the "real her", but that's impossible. I think she just realized that he wasn't willing to go through the tough times with her anymore, falling out of love doesn't need to be something instantaneous and breaking up it's not always due to falling out of love

I actually don't mind the cancer plot, apparently she doesn't have it anymore, it's more to create drama on the fact that she didn't told him before than to serve as a life threatening disease for the plot

it was either in episode 1 or episode 2

I need to watch ittttt, Netflix is 2 weeks behind where I live so I have to watch on the alternative option and it's not there yet

I don't think she knows, the woman told Dan Ho that the neighbors told her the paramedics took the kid so there's no way Mo Eum would know that he pays someone to take care of her. All she knows is that the kid was alone