his suicide caught me off guard fr.It was so unexpected from him to do. and the reason behind his depression was…
I see... His suicide surprised me as well—I had the same reaction as the father: "A body? Whose body?" His scenes were always so mysterious that sometimes I felt like I was watching a fantasy drama.
The thought of meeting her mother must have been so overwhelming for him that his brain just, said "Nope, not dealing with that," and decided a brain aneurysm was the only way out. Poor guy. That’s one way to get out of dinner with the in-law.
I have watched the Chinese drama and I liked it, except for the ending...(the ending made the whole drama pointless ...imo) so i hope they change it here.
The live-action adaptation remained true to the source material, and all the actors delivered stellar performances. However, my sole critique of the film lies in the wardrobe choices; they appeared overly pristine and brand new. Given the wartime setting and the characters' exposure to harsh conditions, their clothing seemed too immaculate. For instance, when Sugimoto was attacked by a bear, his attire miraculously remained unscathed, lacking any signs of wear and tear.
I know its K&Cream story but I feel its unfair the single mom story is included in this. That deserved its own…
Exactly! I was much more engaged with their storyline than with K and Cream's. When I rewatched it, I found myself focusing solely on An YiChi, An Ke Le, and Wang PoHan's part.
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His suicide surprised me as well—I had the same reaction as the father: "A body? Whose body?" His scenes were always so mysterious that sometimes I felt like I was watching a fantasy drama.
I am glad he didn't die.
So in this one he is not dead?