Kinosaki

Does this movie have any gory scenes?

Does this movie have any gory scenes?

And one psycho cousin.

That scene was brilliant! Moments like those are what's keeping me, but it's getting harder to keep up with everything else :(

I watched Lee Na Young for the first time recently in Romance Is a Bonus Book, and I unexpectedly loved everything about that drama. Can't wait to see her in this!

What if I'm here for the writer? I watched her dramas from Dream High and loved them, so I was waiting for this. I'm neutral towards NJH, but truly like KSH. But ultimately all that matters is a consistent story. What do you think? :D

I'm too scared to start this one BECAUSE of YLAG

I remember him as an adorable good guy in Dream High lol

I just finished it and I'm confused and sad and happy and crying and I have no idea what just happened goodness me what a ride this was!

Yeah that seems to be the solution, thank you!

Thank you so much for your reply!

Without spoiling anything, can anyone just tell me if the final episode is truly a final episode or does it feel like there will be a second season?
I want to go through the comments but I'm scared of accidental spoilers, and I want to watch it based on the trailer on Netflix but I don't want to watch an unfinished story.
Thank you!

I am never ever watching anything this writer throws at us next. Goodness these last episodes were so hard to watch and some of the characters are so despicable it's impossible to root for a happy ending for everyone.

Thank you so much!

Awwww that sounds lovely! Thank you!

Will I be able to enjoy this if I hate controlling parents?

All the positive comments make me want to watch it but I just hate it when parents want to decide for their kids and have them live a life they chose for them, and the kids are miserable but don't just get out of the situation.

I don't know if this makes any sense, but, help?

I just finished AVENGERS SOCIAL CLUB recently and I LOVE IT SOOO MUCH IT HURTS

Well well well, this is harder than I thought lol so, overall, what I loved was that it really was a family drama, we got to see all the characters, know them and follow their stories. The drama felt realistic and the characters were solid, can't say who I love more but special mention for the older couple, I just love it when older characters are just as well-written and focused-on as their younger counterparts. I remember loving all the characters and believing them, hating them at times but that was still in character, and one character deserved better and I blame the writer for making me root for them so freaking much, but again, it was all heartbreakingly realistic to me, but that could be personal though, I could relate lol. So yeah, guess that's it, there are still some usual drama moments where you just roll you eyes but I wouldn't say it ruined anything for me, I loved the character development and wouldn't mind rewatching it and I never rewatch long dramas. OH and it made me buy a plushie! You'll see which one when you start it ;D

I just looked it up, thank you! Lovely cast. I particularly love Park Se-wan, I saw her for the first time in one of my favorite weekend dramas, Marry me now :D

And that's the main reason why I'm pissed before even reaching the ending, this whole toxic mess will be forgiven again and these toxic parents will still *exist* like they didn't just do what they did.