Arajib654

Humans are ugly. It's a fact.

The point of this drama is simple, We are all Trying Here. People like to assume a lot of things without really knowing the whole story. Everyone tries, everyone has a story. So, we should live understanding this. Treat strangers with kindness, treat people nicely.
These kind of simple things, I think is the point of this drama. We are all trying here, it's not just you who has it hard. Everyone struggles, everyone cries, and yet, not everyone can smile.

What I will say about this is it seems like only the rich can talk about stuffs like being free and for middle class folks like us, survivability seems to come first, before freedom. But that's the tricky part. It seems impossible to be free when you are dirt poor. I think it's just our state of mind lacking. Like we can't fathom a solution in those extreme situations. But humanity thrives wherever. Even in extreme situations, I believe humans can transcend.
We think like this, I would rather die than beg for anything? What's wrong with begging in reality? It's for survival. That's also being free. Not bounded by any rules or anything, you just live your life wherever it takes you. When you don't care, that's when you are free. But we care. We care about how others see us, how we see ourselves and so on. That's why we can't fathom how poor can be free. And I believe someone with this state of mind can live peacefully whether he is rich or poor. After all, everyone struggles whatever the state of mind. That is the joy of life.

Living free doesn't mean you have to let go of materialistic things. It just means to live as your heart desires. If you don't want to go to work, you don't. If you want to go for a vacation, you simply go there. Its like living life in a flow. You go as your life takes you. You are at peace with yourself and that's all that should matter.

Exactly. The thing that's difficult is knowing and realizing this. Most of us know this, but who really realizes what it really means and have the courage to live like this? How many people have you meet who live like this nowadays? I have met none, or maybe I haven't realized the truth. I am also like the other characters, a person of society after all. Even if I do encounter them, I may miss them after all they seem weird to normal eyes.

Yes, and the thing that I like about him the most is he knows the meaning of life. He isn't intimidated by things like success or failures. He is living freely despite the constant resistance from the society. That's such a cool thing to do. DAMN... I also want to live; not follow the society's trend of life.

Like the fl said, Dong Man is the coolest main character I have seen in any drama. Damn... Why does my life have to please you? or something like that. That's the essence.

"Seven Nights of Snow" is a hauntingly beautiful tale of love, fate, and the quiet moments that shape our lives. The novel delicately explores how two souls, deeply scarred by their pasts, find themselves drawn together in a fleeting but profound connection. Set against the backdrop of snow-covered nights, the story weaves an atmosphere of stillness and longing, where emotions are as fragile and transient as the snow itself. Through themes of healing and redemption, it portrays a love that blooms slowly but is destined to melt away. Heartfelt and bittersweet, "Seven Nights of Snow" is a reflection on how some love stories, no matter how deep, are never meant to last.

They aren't dumb...but who would be audacious enough to speculate about an ancient god, mainly after only one is alive...Him falling in love is like their biggest nightmare...so they wouldn't or couldn't see the situation clearly

I think they have been manipulating the chairman for a long time, using things like drugs, his paranoid personality, and years of some bullshit bedtalk. These things, when add up, can really make a person delusional too. The chairman trusts the mustress only right now...hence the current situation. And for others, they're all self-centered egoist, so what can I say..

This is true until its about you and your mother.

Does anyone know the link to the translated novel of this drama? I want to read it already.

Reading this was more fun than watching any dramas airing this month

I think its because their stories don't get shown as if viewed under a microscope, while the main's stories are like that. You know, every action, every dialogue, or everything is objectified and the standards for them are normally set to be perfect. But they are humans prone to make mistakes.

Just think bro/sis, if you don't have time for your own spouse, what does it matter if you love her or not? And he was a bit immature and stupid to not realize the sufferings and feelings of his own wife, but I can't say I hate him. He is just that way, he grew up that way and his wife could have helped him grow as a person. But she is somewhat prideful from what I could see. When the person is your husband, what does pride matter if it could help your relation grow? She also didn't take her husband too seriously. Anyways, relations are simple and easy to break nowadays as you can be fine by yourselves. Just the shift in time, I guess.

I think he was insensitive to his wife's feelings, he didn't know his own wife. That's just sad, why do people live like that I wonder.

Creativity always don't fair.

Yes, does anyone?

He will first fall in love, face some inner conflicts and then only probably recognize her.

I think she will recover her memories and power at around 7 or 8 episode.