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Maybe Vincenzo can help. Lol just kidding.

Maybe she was imagining she’s doing it to her evil ex, loll

I know @Joy, same here lol. That’s why after watching Youth of May I go straight to watch another on going drama, Mad For Each Other, which is hilarious. It gives me some much needed laugh even though it’s also dealing with a serious subject (mental health awareness).

This drama is a reality check. That what happened in this drama in the 80s Korea is still happening today around the world. The fight for democracy, the corrupt government, the repression,the injustice and dictatorship, and so on. It’s like witnessing everything that we can only read in the news before. Youth of May will leave a big impact for the viewers.

Depends on your taste, but both are enjoyable. This drama will give a nice balance if you’re also watching Doom.

Yes both dramas have strong points and are enjoyable in different ways.

I’m quickly catching-up, on eps 7 now. It gets more and more intense, I love it.

I’m currently watching this drama and Doom At Your Service. In my opinion although the rating is lower, this drama has stronger characters, better storyline and built-up tension.

Oh OK thanks. So I guess he works for the government.

I’m on episode 3. Can someone tell me what is Hee Tae’s Father’s occupation?

@nadja violyn There was also an uprising toward the end of the 70s-early 80’s throughout the campuses in Indonesia, demanding the democratization of the campus and protesting the restriction placed by the government with the NKK/BKK regulation.

My favorite genre in Kdrama. I’ve watched most of the ones you mentioned (and love them all), and will be adding the rest in my watchlist.
Misaeng also is a great slice-of-life drama.

That’s why this drama reminds me of the beautiful drama It’s Okay That’s Love (2014).

Quite surprised that after the cringy first episode this turns into something more intense and deals with serious stuff. But I love the quick pace.

I know right. I keep playing ‘Love Sight’

@Claudia Nice to see you here after Vincenzo. I like this drama in a weird way because it keeps us thinking and guessing.

Thanks for your explanation. So she still has to die in the end, whatever she chooses, right? Yes, this drama keeps us thinking and questioning.

Right of course. Thanks :-)

You should post it as a review also

It’s true. The terms and conditions keep changing, loll.