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Yup. A day after the ‘one night stand’, she broke up with her boyfriend.

My go-to kmovie!! It feels like watching those fun British romcoms like Love, Rosie and Me Before You. It was that enjoyable,

I’m still not over the sadness of their divorce. ?

I also want to add ‘The Fiery Priest’ in the amazing list they gave you already. However, this series is more geared to the crackhead side of the spectrum but a good show nonetheless.

Hahahaha

Extremely popular. The webtoon was well-known to begin with and the great start that this drama had, attracted a huge amount of viewers. But I guess, they were disappointed too considering that IC wasn’t even nominated in the Best Drama category at this year’s Baeksang Arts Awards despite its mainstream popularity,

Couldn’t agree more

She’s so good in Flower of Evil, you might want to try.

Ohhh Director and Screenwriter also worked together for The Last Empress, which explains why some actors here were from TLE.

Yup! Or should I say, bittersweet.

I guess you can tell he still treasures the years he spent with Baek Tae Min as his brother/close friend. He was his only friend in that turbulent part of his life and he knew deep down that Tae Min has a good side. That’s why he’s willing to save him from totally ruining his chances for redemption.

Besides, we all saw how Han Se Ju deals with pain. After acknowledging it, he simply moves on and forgives the people who hurt him in his own way, not necessarily maintaining his relationship with them. He just knows when and how to let go and that could really explain why he’s very resilient despite all the things life had thrown at him.

Since he has completely got over with the “FATE” betrayal drama, anything related to it no longer mattered to him, making it very easy for him to part with the original draft and give it to Tae Min. He simply forgave and moved on. To me, that’s the epitome of maturity and wisdom. Something that we could all emulate.

Their love in the 1930s grew overtime that even the characters could not pinpoint exactly where it all started. Su Hyun was already in love with Hwi Young even before she found out that he was apparently her savior. Hwi Young only acknowledged that the fondness he has for her was actually more than just being the group’s leader, when he was fearing for her life for that last mission. I guess that’s telling of how deep their love for each other was, albeit they could not express it outwardly. It was planted and beautifully bloomed in their hearts for years without anyone knowing.

You completely took the words out of my mouth. Masterpieces like CT usually gather the mature and respectful fans, and I’m glad CT has a lot of them. I truly love the community that we have here.

Hey there, Love. Please don’t cut your hair.

This drama started really, REALLY well. It was deserving of all the initial hype. The editing, cinematography, and plot coupled with great scoring were unprecedented. However, everything got thrown away at around ep 12. The writing became too sloppy that the characters seemed liked hypocrites. So much for character development huh. Plus the last 2 episodes? What was that even? It’s like the writer didn’t know how to end things well, so he used his webtoon experience and just whisked whatever plot twists he had in mind, capitalizing on what most fans wanted to see. That in the process it lost coherence, logic, and brilliance. Acting-wise, the actors were stellar. But everything else about this drama was just plain disappointment, especially the romance. It was almost disgusting and seemingly a mere afterthought.

I wanted to appease myself with the fact that it’s the first drama of the screenwriter anyway, but no, he just created a very big damage to the story that it’s beyond forgivable.

I would not recommend this to friends without a big warning. Watch at your own risk.

LOL that’s merely your assumption though. That was not even part of the ending. Who knows, considering her personality, she was just trying to ride the thought of her friend about the chef and nothing more.

I’m with you! Felt like the writer flipped a coin for the ending as he was adamant to pin Sae Ro Yi with either of the two girls and he got the Yi Seo side. So he just whisked whatever he has in mind to keep Soo Ah out of the picture, sacrificing the plot.

Follow that link and you’re i for a treat! His mind is really something else!

I’ve read in Chicago Typewriter comments that Netflix did’t have license in some songs, and this usually happens when the drama uses old songs, not their original ones made for the drama itself. This completely threw me off when I realized CT had a lot of songs that weren’t played in the Netflix version. So I had to rewatch it (to my advantage) in Viu.

I agree. Just like Ji Won, viewers would also have trust issues with all the throwing back and forth of whether Hyun So truly loves Ji Won or was it all just a facade. The writers needed to assure us that it was all pure love after all. And how to do that? Start from base 1. Strip Hyun So off of all those layers so Ji Won and the viewers can decipher for themselves that it was indeed pure love and nothing else.
Nothing can beat amnesia in that lane, at least to me.