my question is why come kdrama are completely released and some take months
Kdrama that are Netflix's original productions release all the episodes at once or in two parts. The rest that appear on Netflix are dramas that Netflix bought the streaming rights.
We'll see the results after 3 or 4months.Eui Ju isn't graduated yet btw.Also after reading Cha Hak Yeon's ig post…
Such good news!! Thank you for sharing! Their was a lot of positive comments by the drama's watchers so it's good they are really thinking about producing a second season! Those college fits may be the teachers friendship backstory??
For me, this would be the perfect setup for a second season:
Five years have passed. The female lead has graduated from university with a degree in writing and now works at a publishing company, where she writes novels. Her career is going well, and thanks to the success of the novel she wrote in high school, she has built a loyal readership that continues to support her work. Her life is busy but stable.
She still thinks about the male lead from time to time, but knowing that he is in the United States, she pushes those thoughts aside and focuses on her own life.
One day, she receives an invitation to a high school reunion. There, she unexpectedly reunites with the male lead and the rest of her former teachers. She is both shocked and happy to see him again. She wants to talk to him, but after so many years, she worries that he may have forgotten about her or that she was never as important to him as he was to her.
After the reunion ends, she leaves, only to realize that the male lead has followed her. He starts a conversation, and from there, their love story truly begins.
Honestly, since the female lead was the one carrying the one-sided crush for so long, I would love to see the roles reversed a little. This time, I want the male lead to be more proactive and decisive when it comes to their relationship.
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Five years have passed. The female lead has graduated from university with a degree in writing and now works at a publishing company, where she writes novels. Her career is going well, and thanks to the success of the novel she wrote in high school, she has built a loyal readership that continues to support her work. Her life is busy but stable.
She still thinks about the male lead from time to time, but knowing that he is in the United States, she pushes those thoughts aside and focuses on her own life.
One day, she receives an invitation to a high school reunion. There, she unexpectedly reunites with the male lead and the rest of her former teachers. She is both shocked and happy to see him again. She wants to talk to him, but after so many years, she worries that he may have forgotten about her or that she was never as important to him as he was to her.
After the reunion ends, she leaves, only to realize that the male lead has followed her. He starts a conversation, and from there, their love story truly begins.
Honestly, since the female lead was the one carrying the one-sided crush for so long, I would love to see the roles reversed a little. This time, I want the male lead to be more proactive and decisive when it comes to their relationship.