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I think maybe he could undergo some change/mutation. A rather silly example that gives me hope is about the Stranger Things series, when the main villain mutated and didn't die. But I was very upset with his death too, I thought it was very unfair.

Rowoon's charisma is one of the great pillars of drama, though not the only one. Hyun-Seung's interactions with his sisters are interesting, because the three seem to have a very great complicity and affection and support each other very much. Co-workers, on the other hand, recognize the protagonist as someone who, besides being very handsome, is competent and works much more than average —which he attributes to Song-Ah's mentoring, who trained him in the company. The two characters work well together, have a lot of respect for each other and don't seem to stand at the same point forever. Another observation I make, is that the drama itself does not have that common suspense in some dramas, it seems a typical office cliché novel, based on real life (of so slow it unfolds), but worth watching.

It was one of the series that made me think a lot about the end of my adolescence and the beginning of my youth, my expectations for the future and my dreams.
I think anyone who is already in their 20s may even realize that history connects very strongly to our lives.
And not just in love, in everything. Our friendships are different from the ones we had in elementary school, in high school, in college.
Life is an eternal farewell and an eternal encounter (of new people) (and reunions). We let people go, and we accept new people into our lives. I think the main lesson of Dorama is to remember with affection each stage lived, and that moment that yesterday is difficult, tomorrow will become a brief, or beautiful memory.