Gigi

Putting all my feelings into words is quite the challenge right now, but this drama truly deserves more than a 10/10 rating, maybe even a 100/10. It's just exceptional. From the acting to the OSTs, plot, ending, and the drama itself, everything is mind-blowing. It embodies the definition of a romcom perfectly. Nothing less or nothing more. Everything was on the perfect level. The ending was so satisfying, which is rare in dramas. I really had trust issues about the ending when I saw the first few minutes of episode 16, but they gave us a detailed ending, for which I'll be forever grateful. Everyone acted so well, but especially Byeon Woo Seok. He did so well that I felt exactly what he expressed through his character. No other actor would've ever done Ryu Seon Jae as well as Byeon Woo Seok did. Ryu Seon Jae was made for him. I remember being so happy when I heard the news of him landing the lead role in a drama, and he truly proved that my high expectations were justified. I really hope he will finally get to do more lead roles in the future. I actually have no words to express how truly I feel about this drama because it's that good. I don't know how I'll survive my Mondays from next week onwards... It's been a while since I've felt completely satisfied with a drama from beginning to end. I'm thankful to the entire crew for creating this masterpiece. As a longtime K-drama fan, my only wish is for future directors to take inspiration from this and produce more satisfying dramas like this one. I'll truly miss this drama and will feel extremely empty without it for a while.

Yes the novel version is a happy ending but i heard in that version, Sol never had a disability in the first place. Whole disability plot is from the drama version so we'd never know.. I'd personally love to see her also perusing her dreams without being disabled though.. That'd be great but we can't trust kdrama writers nowadays.

Given the nature of the drama, it's definitely going to be a happy ending. But it could be an ending like twinkling watermelon where the Sol will still be disabled.

Wow, really? I've never seen them. Thank you so much for telling me this. You saved me from waiting a week in misery 🫶

Overall, it was a fantastic episode just like every other episode, but the ending left me feeling anxious and sad. Despite that, I really enjoyed every moment until the final scene. I don't know where all these 'filler scenes' complaints are coming from when it was filled with humor and romance, just like a romcom should be.

Honestly, that's what I feared the most because deep down, I always believed that Seon Jae would survive and they'd have a happy ending. But I've always had doubts about the disability aspect. And it seems my doubts will get justified next week. She'll save Seon Jae but won't be able to overcome her disability. 😭 Like her brother said, "You have to lose something to gain something."

For me it was great until the last scene. I enjoyed the rest very much.. Ofc that whole father thing felt like a filler part but it didn't bother me much

I knew I shouldn't have watched episode 12 today, but I couldn't wait until next week. Now, I regret it so much. Why was Sol sitting in the preview? Why do I feel like she's disabled again? 😭 I'm so scared right now. But for my own sanity, I'm going to focus on the bright side. If all the bad things happen in episodes 13 and 14, it probably means things will get better in episodes 15 and 16. That's the only hope I have until next week

Yeah me too. I was choking from laughing so hard... 😂

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Episode 11 was fantastic overall, but I felt a bit let down by seeing Seon Jae singing again. Sure, he must've seemed happy to Sol in the past, but i can't help but think that all he truly wanted was a life with Sol. Becoming an idol could complicate things for their relationship, especially in terms of dating openly. He didn't even aspire to be a singer initially; he only sang again in ep 11 to reassure Sol. Personally, I'd have preferred to see him pursue something else that wouldn't interfere with their relationship. Then again, it's just a drama, so I'm hoping it'd be different from reality, where his career won't interfere with their relationship

This rom-com is the most well-balanced one I've seen in years! I found myself watching each hour-long episode for two hours, constantly rewinding to rewatch the same scenes—just so funny! I appreciate how they maintain a perfect balance between romance and comedy, without getting too caught up in the thriller aspect. Here's hoping they wrap it up with the happiest ending ever, just like a true rom-com should!

I was rather happy to see him not being an idol anymore. All he's ever wanted is Sol, and he's been suffering for over a decade because of it. But when he finally has her in the present, he wouldn't even be able to enjoy it openly if he's still famous. What I really want is to see him fully enjoy his love life with Sol, no worries, no distractions, in every timeline. And for that, I really think he shouldn't be an idol.

Gotta say, the whole time travel concept in this drama? Pretty confusing for me too, honestly. I've never struggled with a time travel plot before, not even in A Time Called You. But this one? It's the first time I've had such a hard time connecting the dots between past and present. So, I just decided to stop trying to understand it. The drama's just so good that I'd rather focus my energy on enjoying it than trying to unravel its time travel mysteries

I'm so relieved that Seon Jae finally sees how much Sol loves him and realizing it was not one sided love. It broke my heart seeing him suffer each time Im Sol returned to the present because im sol from the past doesnt know him.I can't even imagine how painful it must be for him when someone so close suddenly loses all memories of him. Not once but twice.And each time she went back to past, she pushed him away, adding to his pain. Episode 10 is definitely my favorite so far because they cleared up all the misunderstandings. Now, no matter what changes, he'll always understand why Sol did what she did, which is a huge relief. I just hope the writers won't go for the cliché of erasing all memories at the end.

I feel the same way. After watching Twinkling Watermelon, I'm not sure they'll have her beat the disability since I heard that plots involving stopping a disability from happening through time travel to the past could be sensitive to some people.At the same time, I'm afraid of if they pull off a Time Called You ending. Can't trust K-drama writers for giving us a complete happy endings anymore

Watching episode 10 had me in tears, feeling Sol's helplessness and Seon Jae's heartbreak. It's heartbreaking to see them suffer so much. While I'm relieved they're going to be happy now, part of me can't shake the fear of what's to come in the next episodes after episode 11. Whenever happiness comes in the middle of a drama, it usually means bad things are on the horizon. I'm dreading what might happen in the next episodes after this sudden happiness. It's clear that they're going to be together at the end, but I also want both of them to remain healthy and pursue their dreams in 2023. I'm worried that this might not happen

I binged all nine episodes and absolutely loved it, but I have to say, the way the writer keeps embarrassing the FML in every way possible is getting to me. Sure, it's funny, but am I alone in feeling like it's a bit too much? Every time she finds herself in a cringe-worthy situation, I'm hitting pause. Don't get me wrong, I'm totally hooked on the drama just like everyone else , but I'm hesitant to rate it higher than 9 solely because of this recurring theme.
Ryu Sun Jae's character, brilliantly portrayed by Byeon Woo Seok, couldn't have been cast better. I'm beyond grateful to whoever gave him this role; he's finally getting the recognition he deserves.
As much as I adore everything else about the show, I can't shake the feeling that it would've been even better if the female lead's character had been written with a little more dignity.

So far I'm enjoying this drama and think it deserves more than its current 7.8 rating. Sure, it's not flawless, but I'm hooked on the story and eager for the next episode. Can't figure out where all the complaints are coming from, honestly.

I suggest you to re-watch at least his scenes because it's obvious that he's only pretending. He's the one who helped crown prince to escape in the first place. He never really thought of him as enemy.