Abhisingh

"When the Stars Gossip" gave me everything—love, pain, hope—but that last scene? It broke me into a million pieces. Eve Kim’s death was not just a scene; it was a dagger straight to the heart.

Watching her hold her newborn daughter, knowing she wouldn’t live to see her grow, was unbearable. The way she smiled through her tears, the way Gong Ryong whispered to her, trying to hold onto every last second—it felt so real. And when he let her ashes float into space, whispering, "Goodbye, Eve. See you again," I just lost it. That wasn’t just a goodbye; it was a love that would last beyond time.

The drama dared to go where most don’t. It didn’t give us a fairytale ending, but it gave us something unforgettable—raw, painful, beautiful. Eve didn’t just die; she left a mark, a love story that will echo forever. This wasn’t just a drama. It was an experience.