I finished this in 2 days, and it really was pretty good. I was hesitant because I'm not a big zombie watcher, and they weren't zombies at all, rather a disease that made them react like they had rabies with a taste for blood. The overacting, well I'm used to it in Kdrama world LoL, but the story of the main couple was rather sweet, and kept me invested in their outcome... The pursuit of happiness.
Did they really not kiss at the hotel during their one night stand? I don't remember, it's was so many episodes ago. Just goes to show you how intimate a kiss is 👩❤️💋👨
The jump rope scene... The way he was preparing to jump in, hahaha. He was trying to impress her, be competitive, lead. Even when he messed up (not even one jump), he wasn't deterred, and came up with another strategy. She was like WTF calm down boy, lemme help you LoL 😆😂
There are numerous negative comments here, they seem to outnumber the positive ones. However, some of the positive…
I absolutely love this drama. I got tired of hearing "I like the younger couple in the flashbacks better." And yes, they are great, I like them too. I think in most dramas we're used to it coming from a young love perspective. But them, 18 years later, you can feel the unresolved angst. These actors are such pros, and have made it a good RomCom.
The second male lead makes me cry so much. He feels like he can't do anything right, even when he does something so nice. His whole life he's walking on eggshells 😭 I have a lump in my throat whenever he's on screen. The actor is doing a phenomenal job of keeping me emotional LoL 🤧
The female lead was such a sex kitten in I Need Romance 3, that I could just imagine that same aire in this drama. Maybe she'll let loose when she's more comfortable with her main squeeze LoL 😉💞🥰
I didn't expect this episode to be such a tearjerker. Between this show today, and an episode earlier in the week from the drama Family By Choice, my tear ducts are shot 😭
Loved it beyond words 😢🫂💞