It's been a week since this drama ended and I'm not over it yet. Love to watch my favourite scenes over and over and it's hard for me to get into a new drama... Just finished watching all the Behind the scenes and I can hardly find any fan made edits on yt ... I should finally say goodbye to this drama XD I see a few negative comments about this drama and well it's a really unique drama and heavy on the slice of life side, so it's not everyones type. This drama is not for everyone... I also wasn't impressed the first few episodes, but I got totally hooked along the way. This drama will stay a long time in my heart.... I'm really impressed how the screenwriter can write such deep characters and thoughtful conversations which are so quite poetic, yet real and rare.
I loved My Ahjusshi immensely and this one also totally got me now.... Hope for a new good drama soon to soothe my sadness :)
Sadly there are no good subs out there, because the leads have interesting conversations but it doesn't come across with those bad subs...
It was a really cute and enjoyable movie. Very lighthearted and quite ordinary and I liked the chemistry between the leads and the acting was good as well. I would describe it as a typical romcom with a bit of sexual content. Nothing unique tho. Watched it for Son Seok Koo and it was fun to see his versatile acting as more hesitant and nerdy guy. I also enjoyed the acting of the female lead as well. Her character was quite interesting, fluffly and unique :)
Can someone tell me if this is Wuxia or just historical? I don't like Wuxia(fantasy fights/elements), but I like historical dramas, but sometimes they forget to tag right genres... wuxia is not inlcuded so I'm wondering
I will miss this drama so much... Every time an amazing drama ends... I just feel so... empty. So afterwards I try finding video edits on yt to relieve the feelings I had while watching, so I can fully say goodbye to the drama. I'm so thankful to editors on yt ❤️ They let me bid farewell properly :D Am I too dramatic? lol
Anyway I absolutely loved Mr Gu and Mi Jeong! They had the most amazing chemistry and tbh I was so greedy for more ❤️ Why do "not romance" based dramas always have better romance than actual romantic dramas? I always feel that the characters and relationships seem to have so much more depth. Why can't romantic drama have those kind of characters and relationships? I always fall in love with couples in non-romance (or rather romance is not the main genre) kind of dramas and then I suffer because I want MORE of them. More scenes, more intimate scenes, more skinship, more story, more development, more more more 😍 But I know that I can't expect anything in a not romance based drama... Ah... suffering 😥
I'm sad and empty... waiting for the next drama which I'm gonna love and leave me empty by the end :')
I'm satisfied with the ending :) But there's one huge disappointment still... that we didn't get a Chang Hee and Mr Gu reunion... they had the best bromance ever. That hurts and it will keep me upset for a while T-T
Hmm the ending was okay. Definitely didn't live up to the excitement of the first episodes, but the drama was overall enjoyable. Something was missing. It just didn't round up... and felt incomplete, even for an open ending.
There were a lot (maybe too many) of characters in this drama and for me no character actually felt intriguing. Even tho I liked Hee Woo as the main, he kind of felt "bland"... It was admirable how he was sticking to his principles for 16 episodes straight and didn't waver, but it kinda made him unapproachable and less relatable. I actually loved the scene at the end of episode 15, where Hee Woo was laughing hysterically while talking to Cho Tae Sob about forgiveness. That scene Hee Woo felt more "human" to me and less fictional hero.
And as this was not a romantic drama... they should have sticked with no romance til the end. Because that dating reveal just felt so unnatural and made me even cringe a bit lol How they gathered everyone to announce they're dating... I don't know... that was weird. And tbh... Hee Ah must have been the worst written character of them all. Sadly I agree with her nickname "product placement", because she made no impact in this drama whatsoever. Her relationship and development with Hee Woo just felt unnatural from the start til the end. Was there even development in the one minute of screentime they had together each episode? Hee Woo had more chemistry and development with Cho Tae Sob than with Hee Ah 😂
A lot of comments say that there is a high possibility that Mr Gu will die and that it would be the most "fitting" ending for him and his "liberation"... but I think that would not be only really gruesome by the writer, but it doesn't seem to fit the drama?...
It would be too boring and predictable to end him like that. "A broken person...an alcoholic... there's nothing but death waiting at the end for him." This kind of cliche writing does just not fit the writing so far. Am I the only one, who would be really disappointed if they write his character off like this? I would be sad of course... but I would be more disappointed in the writing. As depressing as this drama is, I think that kind of ending wouldn't really fit. It would be too cliche, too loud and dramatic.. and this is definitely not a cliche drama. When the mother died... I think a lot of people were taken aback, because if one of the parents had to die, we would have thought the father... but it didn't happen like that.
This drama might be depressing af, but the healing part is still a big part (main for me) of it. The latest episode showed it perfectly. "Five minutes a day. If you have five minutes of peace, it's bearable". This drama is called "My Liberation Notes".... it would be horrible if the most broken person finds death in the end, especially if it's at a time he's close to fill these 5 minutes of happiness everyday. What kind of message would this send to people who are broken like him? People tend to find sad endings to be more realistic and that's really sad. Life is not all rainbows and butterflies, but it's also not just pain and sorrow. Sadly I think if this drama would end on a good/happy note, people would criticize it for being "unrealistic".
I don't even hope for an happy ending, but for a good ending, which will fit the sentiments of this amazing drama. As "My Mister" is my all time favourite drama and written by the same writer, I have high hopes for a good ending :) I'm actually devastated it's ending tomorrow, but I could fill almost 70 minutes of happiness thanks to this drama on my weekends, so I'm really grateful 😊
Does everyone except for Taejun have just three brain cells or what? UGH... I'm so annoyed and frustrated with every character and just feel bad for the only sane one... Taejun...
Did Taeyang force Junyoung to go drunk skiing with her? No. Did she tie her up and poured alcohol down her throat? No. Junyoung isn't the type to do things she doesn't really want to do. No one could've forced her if she didn't want to. Why the f*ck is EVERYONE putting the whole blame on Taeyang when both of them are to blame for their actions and decisions? Not even that... it was a freakin ACCIDENT... an A.C.C.I.D.E.N.T.... which happened three years ago and everyone still didn't mature one bit. They all acting like Taeyang killed someone... ugh... the message this drama is sending is so wrong. I think the writers are really milking this guilt trip this to an unrealistic degree.
Taejun... my poor boy. I feel bad for Taeyang, but Taejun deserves better. He didn't deserve that and she should've fought for him like he did for her. No one actually does care for him. His mom and sister are hypocrites, selfish and annoying.
How could Junyoung be so nonchalant after knowing that her brother is heartbroken and that's because of her. And then be like...get over it"What's so great about love?" Such a dumb a** b**ch!! Just because she's not capable of loving someone except herself, doesn't give her the right to dismiss someone else feelings.
I'm just watching for Taejun at this point. The only sane character.
Former Samsik most likely changed his name to something with "Bin", because of that little snippet of conversation he had with the reception guy.
Samsik is actually a not so popular name in Korea and is considered outdated and lame. I think he changed his name to Hyun Bin, because there is a popular drama from 2005 called "My Lovely Sam Soon". The male lead is actor Hyun Bin, who is also called Samsik by the female lead, because she has the name Sam Soon (the female equivalent of Samsik).
A lot of popular actors has a Bin in their names (Hyun Bin, Won Bin, Woo Bin...). That must be the reason he changed his name to something with Bin and why Gu doesn't like it 😅
Someone wrote on Twitter, that Samsik(bodyguard) changed his name to Mi Jeong and that is why Gu always calls…
No I don't think so 😂 Mi Jeong is considered a woman's name, so I doubt it. He just called him Mi Jeong (Yeom Mi Jeong to be exact), because he missed her and because he calls former Samsik random names, so it wasn't out of the ordinary to do so...
Samsik is actually a not so popular name in Korea and is considered outdated and lame. There is a popular drama from 2005 called "My Lovely Sam Soon". The male lead is actor Hyun Bin, who is also called Samsik by the female lead, because she has the name Sam Soon (the female equivalent of Samsik).
Former Samsik most likely changed his name to something with "Bin", because of that little snippet of conversation he had with the reception guy. Most likely Hyun Bin, if we take the old drama into consideration. A lot of popular actors has a Bin in their names (Hyun Bin, Won Bin, Woo Bin...). That must be the reason he changed his name to something with Bin and why Gu doesn't like it 😅
wow... Miran is horrible and I'm actually disgusted by her behaviour... there's gonna be nothing of her "story" that will make me like her. Maybe she does has problems and is pitiful, but the way she treated Eun Hee...Anyone out there... please cut people like Miran out of your life.
After the first story I'm kinda overprotective over Eun Hee. She doesn't deserve more suffering or shitty people in her life. I'm glad she has Hosik as a friend. He seems to really care for her.
okay maybe I'm the weird one... but I was greatly anticipating a kiss scene between the leads and felt so disappointed after they didn't even properly show it.. this was so... disappointing? why a freakin Disney kiss? I don't expect a hot making out scene, but couldn't they have at least shown us their kiss? After all their intense chemistry... this is what we get? The actors both had great kissing scenes in other dramas... I feel like I was so excited for this episode and thrown under the bus :'(
No kiss would've been better than that ... they intense staring and glaring was better than that lol
Not really.... they got it.... but we didn't :( I'm so disappointed they didn't show the kiss... why? the chemistry is insane and they're adults, but they left us hanging there... They didn't have to show us an intense kiss scene ( but they could've easily pulled that off knowing both actors) but we didn't even get to see the kiss... this is no better than the infamous wall kiss of korean dramas ...
Gi Jeong and Tae Hoon are so cuuute!! *sigh* I'm trying not to get my hopes up because they probably won't end…
I actually liked Tae Hoon's sister but after yesterday's episode I don't anymore 😅 I hate how she's always saying that she's sacrificing her life for her niece and that she will die alone just to take care of her niece... That's not just pressuring her niece, but she's also trying to guilt trip her brother for finding someone he loves again. That's really toxic behaviour and it's actually downplayed by that "comedy-like" character of hers.
I see a few negative comments about this drama and well it's a really unique drama and heavy on the slice of life side, so it's not everyones type. This drama is not for everyone... I also wasn't impressed the first few episodes, but I got totally hooked along the way.
This drama will stay a long time in my heart.... I'm really impressed how the screenwriter can write such deep characters and thoughtful conversations which are so quite poetic, yet real and rare.
I loved My Ahjusshi immensely and this one also totally got me now.... Hope for a new good drama soon to soothe my sadness :)
It was a really cute and enjoyable movie. Very lighthearted and quite ordinary and I liked the chemistry between the leads and the acting was good as well. I would describe it as a typical romcom with a bit of sexual content. Nothing unique tho.
Watched it for Son Seok Koo and it was fun to see his versatile acting as more hesitant and nerdy guy. I also enjoyed the acting of the female lead as well. Her character was quite interesting, fluffly and unique :)
Anyway I absolutely loved Mr Gu and Mi Jeong! They had the most amazing chemistry and tbh I was so greedy for more ❤️ Why do "not romance" based dramas always have better romance than actual romantic dramas? I always feel that the characters and relationships seem to have so much more depth. Why can't romantic drama have those kind of characters and relationships?
I always fall in love with couples in non-romance (or rather romance is not the main genre) kind of dramas and then I suffer because I want MORE of them. More scenes, more intimate scenes, more skinship, more story, more development, more more more 😍 But I know that I can't expect anything in a not romance based drama... Ah... suffering 😥
I'm sad and empty... waiting for the next drama which I'm gonna love and leave me empty by the end :')
There were a lot (maybe too many) of characters in this drama and for me no character actually felt intriguing. Even tho I liked Hee Woo as the main, he kind of felt "bland"... It was admirable how he was sticking to his principles for 16 episodes straight and didn't waver, but it kinda made him unapproachable and less relatable. I actually loved the scene at the end of episode 15, where Hee Woo was laughing hysterically while talking to Cho Tae Sob about forgiveness. That scene Hee Woo felt more "human" to me and less fictional hero.
And as this was not a romantic drama... they should have sticked with no romance til the end. Because that dating reveal just felt so unnatural and made me even cringe a bit lol How they gathered everyone to announce they're dating... I don't know... that was weird. And tbh... Hee Ah must have been the worst written character of them all. Sadly I agree with her nickname "product placement", because she made no impact in this drama whatsoever. Her relationship and development with Hee Woo just felt unnatural from the start til the end. Was there even development in the one minute of screentime they had together each episode? Hee Woo had more chemistry and development with Cho Tae Sob than with Hee Ah 😂
It would be too boring and predictable to end him like that. "A broken person...an alcoholic... there's nothing but death waiting at the end for him." This kind of cliche writing does just not fit the writing so far. Am I the only one, who would be really disappointed if they write his character off like this? I would be sad of course... but I would be more disappointed in the writing.
As depressing as this drama is, I think that kind of ending wouldn't really fit. It would be too cliche, too loud and dramatic.. and this is definitely not a cliche drama. When the mother died... I think a lot of people were taken aback, because if one of the parents had to die, we would have thought the father... but it didn't happen like that.
This drama might be depressing af, but the healing part is still a big part (main for me) of it. The latest episode showed it perfectly. "Five minutes a day. If you have five minutes of peace, it's bearable". This drama is called "My Liberation Notes".... it would be horrible if the most broken person finds death in the end, especially if it's at a time he's close to fill these 5 minutes of happiness everyday. What kind of message would this send to people who are broken like him? People tend to find sad endings to be more realistic and that's really sad. Life is not all rainbows and butterflies, but it's also not just pain and sorrow.
Sadly I think if this drama would end on a good/happy note, people would criticize it for being "unrealistic".
I don't even hope for an happy ending, but for a good ending, which will fit the sentiments of this amazing drama. As "My Mister" is my all time favourite drama and written by the same writer, I have high hopes for a good ending :) I'm actually devastated it's ending tomorrow, but I could fill almost 70 minutes of happiness thanks to this drama on my weekends, so I'm really grateful 😊
Did Taeyang force Junyoung to go drunk skiing with her? No. Did she tie her up and poured alcohol down her throat? No. Junyoung isn't the type to do things she doesn't really want to do. No one could've forced her if she didn't want to. Why the f*ck is EVERYONE putting the whole blame on Taeyang when both of them are to blame for their actions and decisions? Not even that... it was a freakin ACCIDENT... an A.C.C.I.D.E.N.T.... which happened three years ago and everyone still didn't mature one bit. They all acting like Taeyang killed someone... ugh... the message this drama is sending is so wrong. I think the writers are really milking this guilt trip this to an unrealistic degree.
Taejun... my poor boy. I feel bad for Taeyang, but Taejun deserves better. He didn't deserve that and she should've fought for him like he did for her. No one actually does care for him. His mom and sister are hypocrites, selfish and annoying.
How could Junyoung be so nonchalant after knowing that her brother is heartbroken and that's because of her. And then be like...get over it"What's so great about love?" Such a dumb a** b**ch!! Just because she's not capable of loving someone except herself, doesn't give her the right to dismiss someone else feelings.
I'm just watching for Taejun at this point. The only sane character.
Samsik is actually a not so popular name in Korea and is considered outdated and lame. I think he changed his name to Hyun Bin, because there is a popular drama from 2005 called "My Lovely Sam Soon". The male lead is actor Hyun Bin, who is also called Samsik by the female lead, because she has the name Sam Soon (the female equivalent of Samsik).
A lot of popular actors has a Bin in their names (Hyun Bin, Won Bin, Woo Bin...). That must be the reason he changed his name to something with Bin and why Gu doesn't like it 😅
Samsik is actually a not so popular name in Korea and is considered outdated and lame. There is a popular drama from 2005 called "My Lovely Sam Soon". The male lead is actor Hyun Bin, who is also called Samsik by the female lead, because she has the name Sam Soon (the female equivalent of Samsik).
Former Samsik most likely changed his name to something with "Bin", because of that little snippet of conversation he had with the reception guy. Most likely Hyun Bin, if we take the old drama into consideration.
A lot of popular actors has a Bin in their names (Hyun Bin, Won Bin, Woo Bin...). That must be the reason he changed his name to something with Bin and why Gu doesn't like it 😅
After the first story I'm kinda overprotective over Eun Hee. She doesn't deserve more suffering or shitty people in her life. I'm glad she has Hosik as a friend. He seems to really care for her.
No kiss would've been better than that ... they intense staring and glaring was better than that lol