What a good villain story. Contrary to what we usually get in dramas, I feel like the story was carried very well throughout the whole 12 episodes. The finale wasn't rushed. I loved getting the two faces of Jung Hae In: fighting and acting like a cute lovefool. It is true that the FL was a bit over-the-top, but all in all, the fond family has my heart 🤍
Second couple's story is leading the drama! Meanwhile, the third one makes no sense to me whatsoever. I don't think they add anything to the story, and her character is ridiculous to me.
I feel like there's gotta be more because they mentioned his mom somehow being involved as well. Yi Jae almost…
oh for sure, there is more to it. He didn't want to break her heart. He had just found the reason to be happy. I don't think you give that away just for no reason.
I knew these two were going to be a great couple!! I loved the two first episodes and I actually am also invested in the second pairing! Yu Geon is a nice character!
Soobin definitely went to the States because he was scared af. The scene with his father was terrifying. I ain't jugding him.
I am finding this drama fine, but not exceptional. Currently watching 5-6 dramas in total between kdrama and cdrama,…
You can definitely not enjoy the drama. It is subjective. I liked both Spring Fever and In Your Radiant Season as well, the last of the two being the most memorable drama of the year for now, imo, but I cannot agree with you on Ji Hyun not having the romance appeal. I am absolutely loving her in this role!
This is the only drama that I haven't drop, so I hope it will have a bright ending and resolves the problem within…
I am hopeful that there will be forgiveness. I am sure, that everyone in Hae An's position would have done the same. He saved his brother even though he knew that it was the person who had caused the accident. So this decision must weight a lot on his mind. Hae An deserves happiness too. I am sure that Tae Hee will realise that. They all deserve love and are hurting in different ways.
Soobin definitely went to the States because he was scared af. The scene with his father was terrifying. I ain't jugding him.
We do not forget.