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I ended up empathizing with the killer(s) as well, but you have to remember that innocent people were killed and Sung Joon's life was ruined because of revenge. If you end up doing bad things because other people did bad things to you, then how are you any different from them? You have to break the cicle of hurting at some point. In this case especially, they didn't even go after the murderers/torturers, but after their children. Even if their parents are awful, you can't just pass their sins onto their children. Yes, the torturers would've probably ended up living a normal life without anyone knowing of their sins, if not for the ones that sought revenge, but I think there is always some kind of retribution, even if it not within the justice system. Those people might have lived comfortable lives on the outside, but internally, they were filled with fear that the past will catch up with them.... I think there is always some kind of karmic retribution bestowed upon them... things ending up not working for them, hatred and fear consuming them from inside-out, family/relationship issues etc... I don't believe that those people can actually live happy lives

Basically the main leads end up together but like in the last minute and after a time skip nonetheless. The 2nd main leads don't end up together and there's a bit of situation with Jeon Sae Yan's father that is wrapped in the last 2 episodes. Because of her father, the story switches the shift towards the end and turns slightly into a crime drama. Mentally, everybody gets in a healthy point in their life, including Lee Gun that finds the motivation to improve. However, for me, the ending wasn't that satisfying because after the case of Jeon Sae Yan's father is wrapped up and the fact that Kyung Ju Yeon is actually Lee Gun's first love is revealed, we only get a few scenes with them being happy (after the time skip)

This is one of the reasons I enjoyed this drama - the way we could see how each character struggled mentally and their resolution to confront past traumas and try to heal (better later than never). But for me, the dynamics between the 4 of them was a bit of a mess, I wish they wouldn't have been that entangled (romantically)

I agree with you, definitely wasted potential. In my opinion, I think it would've been better if they had developed more the (romance) story between the ML and FL, instead of creating a love triangle that stalled any progress. And wished that they wouldn't leave all the drama for the last 2 episodes and rushed to an ending that didn't feel that satisfying

The ending was very anticlimactic. I was expecting that Minamimaru will use his power to protect the townspeople, showing that this power can be used without being destructive. This seriously needs a second season.

I agree. I really enjoyed the rom-com part, but the supernatural elements and the on and off relantionship ruined the drama for me. I think the writers tried to juggle with too many sub-plots which didn't even fit together. It would have been much better if the writers kept the storyline simpler and more realistic as the main leads did have great chemistry.

not really. they are just dramas that i randomly add during the year as i stumble across them and i have (at least) a faint interest in them

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Yeah, unfortunately :( .... I don't understand why this drama is so overlooked, compared to the other dramas that are airing right now. There are 11 episodes out right now, but only half subbed, and even those are barely understandable. I don't mean to be ungrateful to the translators, but I wish they would make it a little bit easier for us to understand the dialogues, especially knowing that they do take their time and do a good job with other dramas

Though, I have to agree that the best part was the beginning and they shouldn't have complicated the story so much...

Honestly, this drama was full of cliches, but I feel like they still managed to deliver a pretty good story. I mean, I've watched similar romance dramas before and have seen the same situations displayed before, but this drama still managed to surprise me because every time something very frustrating was about to happen, the characters redeemed themselves each time. I don't know why, but I kept thinking throughout the drama that this is how your usual romance should be done... and if you ever watched a frustrating romance drama, then you know what I'm talking about ^^'

I'm honestly surprised that South Korea managed to deliver such a mature and emotional LGBT movie! And I'm impressed that they casted Park Sung Woong as the main lead, considering he's a real veteran and I wouldn't expect him to play a role in such an obscure movie... However, both of the main actors did a very good job at portraying their characters' feelings - even the quiet scenes were so full of emotion! Though, I do think it should have been a little bit longer.

The first episode was really good!! I don't get why it has such a low rating, and why people have already rated this in the first place -_-

Too many dramas, too little time!! ><

He has such a warm smile ♥

There was so much hype around this drama, even before it started, and I'm so glad to say that it does live up to the expectations!

I love this new version, including all the added features ♥

Usually I find naive characters to be annoying at times, but I just can't get mad at Kahoko! She's way too sweet ♥

yeah, i'm interested in the oriental doctor too

That's possible! Ugh, but I hate characters like her who just play with their partner and then expect to get them back -.-