Sarang Yahhh

a bit underwhelming

I admit I ffwd some bits but when dud they start going out?! lol all of a sudden they get off tge train holding hands??!!! 🤣😊

Oh wow... watched this without knowing anything about it... punched me in the gut and ripped my heart to pieces like 20th Century Girl 😔 beautifully done 💔

I was so curious after ep 1 and it was satisfied by ep 2 lol... it's a nice warm drama and I'm curious enough to continue. LSK is particularly stunning here. I'm not a big fan of the ML so we'll see how it goes.

I love me some good emotional scenes, but let’s not pretend disaster victim identification & notification happens faster than Uber Eats!

she rang seconds after the explosion, the dust hadn't even settled yet

and why did they time the sister's call to be almost at the exact time of the explosion?! 🤔

me too! I heard the Japanese version was slightly better so it's on the PTW list.

He's a narcissist and she's a sucker for punishment. This gives me Nevertheless vibes, the Korean version, without the passion.

aaahhhh... now we can move on 😆 very sweet to do this on its anniversary

This pairing gives me Dating in the Kitchen vibe — not really my cup of tea in terms of romantic appeal.

oh no, I loved Bella lol the teenage angst, the insecurities, I thought Kristen Stewart played it well

oh yes I first saw her DYLB... I wanted her slapped instantly! lol... it's her RBF I think...

The one drama I was curious to see how Park Ji Hyun would play a decent person and she dies 😆

if you're not really willing to try... then it's better to let go... less to do with love than just having dignity and the decency to be kind to that person...

He was just a dick of a husband who took his wife for granted. They probably didn't have anything in common to start off with.

JCW always delivers and looks gorgeous... took me forever to watch cos I'm not a big fan of NJH.

Decent watch with strong performances, but the ending lacked conviction. The closing cliché about love “not being for cowards as it requires effort” felt hollow — especially when the writers themselves avoided committing to a meaningful ending. Ultimately, it just felt like a cop-out. As a side note, Song Jia plays a similar role in Echo, making the character feel repetitive.

I really wished someone beat up the ML in this... a predatory and sadistic male who felt entitled to violate the FL any time he wanted with no meaningful consequence- hard pass

it's more slapstick comedy