I kind of liked but I have a huge problem with the fact they stayed almost 10 years whithout any contact. It may…
But then doesn't it make you wonder why he's so different from his childhood personality now? He was an absolute sweetheart in school, so there's no reason for him to do a 180 in the present unless his current behavior is like put-on bravado or something else prompted him in life? Well, at least I would like to give him the benefit of the doubt until we see his point of view.
I'm not sure it's a whole year but maybe. It's winter during the first scene, then it transitions to looking warmer,…
I think it was raining during the first scene.. you can see rain droplets covering the windows. It then transitions through winter, summer, and spring with the cherry blossoms i believe.
ep2 was so beautiful wow. the plot is solid, the leads have great chemistry and their relationship and story is so well established you can't help but root for them.
i looked up the korean title, 그대에게 드림 is often used as a sign off at the end of a letter, literally meaning This is Dedicated to You, or almost equivalent to Sincerely Yours.
first ep was good! the ost and cinematography is really nice. and for once we actually have some conflict and angst thank god! been a while since i saw a realistic conflict in a romance kdrama.
why is it always the female lead who failed at life
she didn't necessarily fail tho. just chose a different path from her high school dream, as most people often do irl. she's still a successful enough reporter. but i get your point though. ig as dramas are mostly watched by women, i think a woman achieving her old childhood dream would feel more satisfying than when a man does. and this one seems to be written by a woman too.
i looked up the korean title, 그대에게 드림 is often used as a sign off at the end of a letter, literally meaning This is Dedicated to You, or almost equivalent to Sincerely Yours.