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before snowdrop, jisoo was the member I least knew about from blackpink. I started it because I love hae in. however, now she's my bias and her portrayal of yeong ro has captivated me. she's amazing

agreed! also doctor Kang blew up the school which led to eun cheol losing his hearing. he wasn't indebted to her

I like the depth and layers her character has, it reminds me of Katherine from vampire diaries who tried everything to survive, especially in the last episode. however, I just dislike her as a person and her flirt with comrade joo is a little be cringe to me. although I really like comrade joo and the actor's skills

to be honest I have never felt so much excitement and anxiety about a show before. literally, every weekend I have to prepare myself mentally. I have never felt one episode dragging scenes or plots. I feel like they did such a great job at keeping you excited and alert at all times. I also thought that the hostage situation could be too dragged but so far it has been well done for me. there's so much going but it still follows the plot and doesn't get lost in writing

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I think what they meant is that maybe people who fold nk took that train and got to the border and ran from there

I forgot minho's character. I agree on that, I think it was just a bonus storyline because he talked about the fact that he had never been in love before and the singer was doing a cameo. honestly I overlooked it, I was just glad that minho was on the show. it was so refreshing and cool lol

what I think is that yeong ro won't die. considering the high stakes and the fact that he literally is abandoned since neither the south nor the north will let him be, soo ho might die. I will die but yeah

I think the ending was that way because they wanted to portray these relationships as honest as possible. the third couple were getting to a point where it only hurt because she was holding on to something that was far gone. the second couple I think will get better at some point because they loved each other, they just need to be more communicative and i think the way they all stated friends will lead to that. at first I disliked eun ho too because I hated how much pain she had inflicted to park jae won. however, as the story progressed and we saw her reasons, I couldn't but feel empathetic towards her. she was broken as well hardly knew who she was. how could she let him lover her when she herself didn't know how to do that yet. and I like in the end when they get back together but at the same time she gets to know herself more, it just tells you how much she loves him too. I think the moment I really changed sides and like both lead characters was the scene at the restaurant when eun ho sits in front of jae won and they talk and he falls apart. that scene broke me and was hard to recover from. amazing acting from both and great writing

His character in this show is my favorite he's played so far. he did such a great job at being vulnerable and relatable and I love how much expressive and emotional he was. he didn't hesitate at expressing his feelings. At times he was adorable and very sweet. there is a scene that literally broke me and it took me a while to recover from it. if you know, you know

I just realized from some comments that people didn't like lovestruck in the city. I thought it was great. it's not my favorite JCW drama but it's up there. also I think his character park jae won was the most vulnerable and down to earth character he's ever played. i think what people might not have like is the way it was filmed, breaking through the 4th wall almost like a sitcom. at first it was a bit hard but after like episode three, I finished it in one day