Amanda

I don't know exactly how to explain it, but I love how Sae Bom and Yi Hyun protect each other and how they both accept each other's protection, does that make sense? I hate when normally on dramas one of the two wants to take all responsibility, and of course both would give up their life if it means saving the other, but they work as a true team and I love it

Oh I hate this plot so much

I think it's good acting if the actor can make the spectator feel what they are trying to convey. Some characters are made to be loved and some are made to be hated. And yes, so far what I saw from him it was the same kind of character and he does it very well. Obviously being able to portray various kinds of characters is a great advantage to an actor, but he is exploring something he shines in. I think his next work is going to be some sort of comedy, I read about it but can't remember much, so I'm looking forward to see how it goes

What I was trying to say is, how are you so in love with someone (like she was since 10 years later it still haunts her), you're from the same country, speaks the same language, are in a intense relationship (we can see that it was serious from her point of view and from how much it was involving his family) and still know nothing about the person you're dating. Everything will be explained eventually (I hope so), but it makes me question things - these things are meant to be questioned.

Also, I think it pushing it that a playboy that doesn't do commitment gets obsessed so fast for someone and it just happens to be his dead brother's girlfriend.

I swear I'm not a Song Hye Kyo hater (a lot of Joong Ki fans took the divorce personally I guess) but her acting in this is really disappointing. I believe that they want to portray her as a bit closed off and guarded but I couldn't feel the emotions she should be feeling at all. Like after she was "ghosted" I understood she was devasted because it makes sense, but I couldn't feel that. I started watching kdramas may/2020 so don't have the full grasp of Korean celebrities, but I've seen a lot of articles that paint her as an terrific melodramatic actress and there's so many other one I would think abou before I thought about her. I looooooooove Joong Ki and even so Descendants of the Sun was one of the only dramas I've ever dropped. I think she's beautiful and I have absolutely nothing against her, but her acting just doesn't convince me. Regardless, I'll probably watch it til the end because a
I rarely drop anything and because I wanna see where it goes.

I don't understand how even ten years ago you could date someone and fall in love and have no way of contacting or getting to know that that someone has died. She knew nothing about his family, friends, where he lived, worked or studied? Or she simply accepted that was ghosted and gave up. I wouldn't be able to just let it be

I want to compliment actor Baek Hyun Jin (the guy that killed his wife) ability to portray despicable characters. I first saw him as the CEO in Taxi Driver, then the president in The Devil's Judge and now in Happiness as Oh Joo Hyung. I absolutely hated all three characters from the depths of my soul and that's a good thing acting-wise.

I pity the vlogger's mom so much. I've worked at a extension project in university where we organized a social center for elderly people once a week, and despite all the services offered like dental, PT and other health services, I think what they looked for the most was just having people to talk to and to listen to them. It's amazing how many old people is disregard by their families and considered useless. I absolutely hate her husband and son.

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They should've held a vote to kick him out, not the gym guy. Gym guy is sick, vlogger guy is just stupid - and that's worse

I mean, I understand the decision to not release the gym guy, but they should held a vote to kill off stupid people like the vloger guy (didn't think the market girl would be that stupid too)

People only get infected through the pills or bite, no? For what I understood scratches takes a long time to heal, but doesn't infect people. I'm confused because the old lady was only scratched and not bitten, and the way they are portraying her looks like she'll "turn" but she's not even thirsty yet. How long does it take from contact to first symptoms?

Oh my god!!! Just finished watching this and I absolutely loved it! It was perfect for getting out of my romcom bubble for a while.

Since I'm a romantic at heart, I felt pissed for a second when we lost Pildo, but I fully understand why that happened. The focus of the story is Jiwoo (and Choi Muji), and I knew since the beginning that this was fated to not be a happy ending.

One thing I loved about it was the pace. Even though I couldn't watch it in one sitting due to work/sleep, I've never felt bored. I also love the music in this one. One of my favorite scenes where I felt the music fitted so much was when she was almost getting out of the hospital room and began fighting the three cops (finally a physical fight with another woman!!!)

I saw in one of the reviews that the back story of Pildo's sister was not convincing enough and was just there to say that he also had a tragic past. But in my opinion, I took it as something that although motivated him to some extent, it did not became his life purpose and he didn't lose himself over this, the completely opposite of Jiwoo. This also made his words in the last episode about "stop destroying yourself" even more meaningful.

Obviously Jiwoo HAD to accomplish her revenge, but is still so sad. Where does she go from now on?

Anyway, I absolutely loved it!! I know there's a lot of people wanting a second season but what would it be about? This is a tragic story that had a tragic ending and that's it. I fear a second season would ruin it.

And even worse, I bet he believes that the only reason she divorced him was because she heard all of that, but her hearing it was just the confirmation she needed of how he much he didn't value her. Biggest disappointment of the show if they get back together :(

I'm sorry, but I'm totally against Hwa Jeong and Yeong Guk getting back together. I know it's her life and her decisions, but I'll never be able to believe he loves her just because now he knows what he did wrong (which in his head is saying all those things and her hearing it, but it's actually much much bigger than this).

I need an epilogue at the end with them married and their dimpled kid going to school and being best friends with the kid from the cop and her friend Mi Seon

I'm not gonna lie, I did find Du Sik a little hypocritical in the beginning, he was judging her hard and complaining about her judging them. But I'm loving it!!! They're so crushing on each other it's so cute

It's not actually June, it's the guy that was with him in the cafe and that friend she was talking about when she saw it in a magazine

Not really though