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I see. I saw it from the trailer too. I liked the PBS adaptation that they released in 2017. I have high expectation for the 2019 movie adaptation, since I like the director and casts.

It will be interesting to see how the writer wrap up the characters arc.

Excited for this one. They always bring out the best dramas during the last quarter, so I'm excited how this one will perform from the rest of the Nov.- Dec. releases.

I love that quote from Jo March. I'm one of the minority who doesn't want her to end up with any of the ML. Then again, romance is one of the elements of this story.

I do agree, particularly on Yoo Ryung's character. As a viewer, it is frustrating and annoying to see her actions on screen. However, as a person, I think I can understand her. It is easy to be objective as a viewer. But, in real life? I believe not so much.

I also thought about watching it after the drama ended. But honestly, if I waited that long, I would have probably be too lazy to finish it all. That is kinda of my problem. hahaha

I feel your sentiment. I felt this way since 2 weeks ago, which is why I put off watching them for a while because I had a feeling the story will spiral down. Although my reasons are quite bit different, I can relate to your feeling in general.

Just curious and this might be unpopular, but is there anyone who don't want the FL to end up with any of the ML? and just wishes them to move on separately?

This might be an unpopular opinion, but this might be the only thai drama that I've watched where I genuinely feel happy whether the FL ends up either one of the male leads. I admire them both for diff. reasons. They have their own charms and flaws.

Even though I kind of predicted the ending, it was still heartbreaking to watch. Overall, despite all the loopholes this show had, I genuinely enjoyed watching it. I learned a lot about friendship and life.

I feel the same way. The way he said " Don't try to change anything" to BK during their talk felt so heavy. I hope they show more of his character.

That's interesting, beacuse I never read the webtoon. Maybe I will read it once the drama is done.

I agree, the part about the childhood memories is so heartbreaking. Those memories I think, are what keeping him intact all along. I hope he manage it until the end.

True. Can't wait to see what will happen next.

I see a lot of people is disliking Bae Kyung's character. He's miserable in the stage, even more so in the shadow, and it will probably be that way until the end. What a cruel fate, writer-nim. Then again, there is a reason to think badly of his character. But, I am open minded about how characters are portrayed in fiction. It's always interesting to see how writers depict human characteristics in stories. That's why I guess I'm drawn to gray characters like BK.

How sad, to think that in my opinion, he and Da Noh are the most fleshed out characters in the series. I wish them both happiness, separately. Because, I believe that they both deserve better than each other.

Meanwhile, curious about BK's brother.

The ending was refreshing and cleverly done. I also love the ending, because in my opinion it paid homage to what I feel is the heart of the story which is these characters love for dramas. It started with these friends who love to watch dramas to them being part of making one. The ending fitted perfectly well to the style and tone of the show.

All praises to EVERY SINGLE ONE who made this drama.

It will be difficult to find a show at least this year, that could pull of what Be Melodramatic made.

This is the drama that made me sign up on this site, so I can freaking comment. THAT IS HOW GREAT THIS DRAMA IS! Ratings will never compare to the life lessons that this show will offer someone. Out of all the underrated dramas that came out this year so far, this one definitely takes the number spot for me. I can't wait for the finale.