Can't bring myself to watch the last few episodes (I feel like it's just dragging the story on) but this show is super good. I found myself rewatching it after leaving it be for a long time. A lot of the scenes are really well done and the aesthetic just feels right. It's very relaxing and light. I definitely recommend!
I'm finding the show a bit too slow and slightly boring, I'm on the 4th episode but I'm not sure if I should continue. Does the plot get more interesting/dynamic, or did anyone feel the same? The mood and filming is really well done, but the story just feels slow
I hate the same thing and FoE made me WAY more upset than this ending. But I was also WAY more invested in FoE……
I get what you're saying here.. I watched FoE without knowing about the ending, compared to this one where I watched a bit, then spoiled it for myself. Tbh it upsets me when they bring this trope into play since it makes me feel that I wasted all my time just for everything to start from the beginning again yk? I'm still thinking of continuing, maybe I can just skip the last episode?
so I went ahead and spoiled this show for myself, and I'm not sure if I should continue or not. I hate endings where they bring the memory loss trope into play (for example flower of evil, but in that case it was more tolerable), I haven't seen any spoilers except for this and I'm wondering if its worth it for an ending like this?
I'm just worried after seeing the two other characters say things will get complicated if she tells others. Also with her niece being sick. I kind of assumed they'd make it a memory loss thing at the end. Thank you for your answer 🥲
Theres literally nothing like this Kdrama out there (blend of thriller ,suspense , emotions and pure romance )…
Thank you so much for the reply!! I have to agree, I can't find anything similar because of how much I liked it. Thanks for your recommendation though, I've heard some good stuff about Chicago typewriter, so I'll be sure to give it a watch!! :D
The mood and filming is really well done, but the story just feels slow