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I just finished the movie; He appears in flashbacks of the guard and thunder characters from the first part and returns as thunder at 1h:26min until the end.

Yes, it's HE, and the story stretches across three lifetimes, so I’m not sure if you can call that a breakup.

This 1h30min felt like a movie, a very good emotional movie.

I was holding my tears so well until her mother showed up🤧

I'm at episode 19, really hope that it will get better cause I don't want to add another name to my dropped list, I like the main cast that's all

I think his acting is good enough. The character isn’t particularly complex; he just needs to smile and look cute, and he's doing that.😌

Oh, right, because alcoholic people will totally stop drinking if a character dies in a drama—like they didn’t already know alcohol could kill them. And of course, we absolutely need 100% realistic dramas since real-life struggles are nowhere else to be found, because we're all living in heaven now.

I can read between the lines here😂

let's wait for ep11. If no hope appeared we can drop it together, lol I didn't sign up for a sad ending either😅

In my opinion, I couldn’t help but compare it to My Liberation Notes, which puts it at a disadvantage. While the drama was good in its own right, My Liberation Notes set a high standard that’s hard to match.

Whoever thought of using that pink filter must have lacked confidence in the cast's acting, lighting, wardrobe, and dialogue to create the melodramatic atmosphere. Instead, they relied on a cheap filter for all 16 episodes. That was annoying.

Oh I like her, she'll pull it off. Thanks for replying

So I wonder which Ajumma will play the most irritting mother in history

When I first started watching Kdramas, I enjoyed all genres, whether they had a sad or happy ending. Sad endings actually left the longest impression. But now, I just look for something to make me feel better when I'm feeling down. People are indeed different, and tastes can change over time. It's not that sad😊

He gets a free pass because he is "sick" and needed therapy, it's how it's work in the real world too, a sad reality though.

He gets a free pass because he is "sick" and needed therapy, it's how it's work in the real world too, a sad reality though.

The main couple chemistry and relationship is beautiful but the SML and SFL were annoying so I kept skipping their scenes. 8/10

You're right, 'life is not a fairytale'—that's exactly why we watch dramas. Many of us find an escape from life's pains in them. We don't need a reminder that life isn't a fairytale; WE ARE already living it! So, I think it's important to respect the reasons why each of us watches dramas.

I watched it when it first came out and stopped after ep 15 because I knew what it was coming and wasn't prepared to see their breakup but you get enough pain from ep14 and 15 so you won't get the HE from ep15

You are most welcome! Happy to know that my comment is still useful to this day.