I love this ending and it's clear why Sun-rok was the perfect endgame for Yumi. Yumi is an overthinking and with Babi and Woong there was so much uncertainty and hurt and once there was an issue, she was always on eggshells. With Sun-rok, once he knew he liked her, he was very clear about what exactly it was he wanted. He resolved things quickly and there were no grey areas or uncertainties. And the best part is that he is direct even with his passion. Eight episodes was just right to wrap things up. The series is about Yu-mi at the end of the day and she's finally found her one. Guess it's goodbye to the drama that has brought be so much joy over the last couple years.
Ep 7: Okay he is such a cutie but boy he also has a very childish side that as an older woman I can’t ignore.…
It's certainly a personal thing. I'm in my 40s and I'd have been totally smitten by all that gaming and roleplaying. It means the person has their own thing that brings them joy and they want to share that with you. Also there is nothing at all childish about gaming. I love minions and cartoons and dancing whenever I have music on, sometimes even at the market. Not very middle-aged behaviour and I wouldn't want to be with someone who considered them immature.
Dong-man is an asshole. I recognise his issues and experiences that have made him into this kind of person, but he is still an asshole. As are most of his "friends". Most of my empathy goes to his brother.
I think the story great, better than a lot of what's out right now. I get that the characters' situations are meant to elicit strong emotional responses but at certain points I find that I am rolling my eyes. It's just a tad too heavy-handed for me. Still it's unskippable and I'm having fun watching everything but the nosebleeds. Can't stand the sight of blood and they decided to make it a cinematic event every time it happens.
Honestly don't blame the grandma for interfering in Ju-a's relationship. The entire family depends on her for everything. She handles the home, helped them raise the kids, they run to her for emotional support, she smoothens over relationships both internally and externally and still runs a pharmacy to contribute financially to the family. I'd usually not agree with an elder interfering in a romance but in this case she has earned the right. For 30+ years she's been doing her best to hold it all together by herself and she would have probably supported Ju'a but recent happenings already have her under pressure. That romance is just going to be one more thing that's dumped on her lap to deal with.
Why does the tone of this drama make it seem like Se-ri did something unimaginable by giving her child up for adoption? She's quite nasty for the most part but that decision is not something to condemn her for.
Eun-bin needs to calm all the way down. Her niceness is only skin deep like her stepmother. I hope the writers don't develop a love line between her and U-jae.
Oh wow. So suddenly Go Youn-jung can act? She plucked talent from a tree and ate it and pow!
All the lead roles, cast by some of the best directors/writers, all the characters she's played to a tee and people judged her based on their biases. For years on this site I have read all kinds of comments about how bad her acting is and how she's only cast for her face. Guess I should be glad she's finally getting the praise she deserves no matter how hollow it all is.
This is really fresh and funny. Love the FL. Her crying scenes are so good. You can almost feel the sorrow jumping out of the screen. The writer has to be a BL reader or super good at research.
Everyone in these families need therapy or some kind of counselling. WTF? I'm not one to over-analyse characters but they're all walking around with some kind of trauma and taking it out on each other.
Only watched the first few episodes and the amount of emotional abuse going in within the families is mind-blowing. The sorts of things they say to and about each other? Crazy stuff.
I think the story great, better than a lot of what's out right now. I get that the characters' situations are meant to elicit strong emotional responses but at certain points I find that I am rolling my eyes. It's just a tad too heavy-handed for me. Still it's unskippable and I'm having fun watching everything but the nosebleeds. Can't stand the sight of blood and they decided to make it a cinematic event every time it happens.
Really like how tender these two are with each other.
Eun-bin needs to calm all the way down. Her niceness is only skin deep like her stepmother. I hope the writers don't develop a love line between her and U-jae.
All the lead roles, cast by some of the best directors/writers, all the characters she's played to a tee and people judged her based on their biases. For years on this site I have read all kinds of comments about how bad her acting is and how she's only cast for her face. Guess I should be glad she's finally getting the praise she deserves no matter how hollow it all is.