Same... I hope there's a miracle somehow. I personally wouldn't consider this a happy ending even if they end…
I see your point, but I’d still consider that a bittersweet ending. Technically, it would be a happy one if you simply think of their present, but it would also leave a strange feeling—knowing that one day, he would never see her face again, never walk with confidence again, and never witness the light of either day or night, that's why i'd think of it as more bittersweet than happy.
Sure, at the end of the day, it would be realistic if he didn't get cured, as it's said that there's no cure. It's more of my wishful thinking, hoping to get an unrealistic happy ending.
cant they surprise us with a miraclewhy do they want to break our hearts with this eye disease
Same... I hope there's a miracle somehow. I personally wouldn't consider this a happy ending even if they end up together in the final episode unless his eyes are somehow cured. At most, it would be a bittersweet or open ending, since we know he will go blind eventually, even if they end up together.
You should give the Lead Pairing also a shot! He is so cutely always thinking about her lol, her lively chaotic…
I'm not too fond of skipping parts of a drama unless they're unbearable, so I'll definitely be checking the other couples out too. Maybe I'll like them as well, like you said.
While their story is probably the most sought out, it seems very minimal per episode. Out of the roughly 7+ storylines…
Yep, you got me—haha.
I'll probably wait a little longer for more episodes to come out, or I'll just start if I'm impatient. It does look enjoyable, so I definitely plan to watch it.
The subtitles are auto-generated, and while the quality itself isn't the issue, the constant appearance of the speaker's name at the beginning of each subtitle became really annoying over time.
I actually hope they won't. Those unrealistic, miraculous cures (often used in c-dramas) just reinforce the idea…
Fair enough. It's more of a wish on my part since I watch dramas to escape reality, which is why I prefer them to be unrealistically happy. I never intentionally watch dramas with sad endings for this reason. Some might enjoy sad and realistic conclusions, but they're just not for me—as long as it makes me happy, I'd prefer it to be unrealistic. 😂
Sure, at the end of the day, it would be realistic if he didn't get cured, as it's said that there's no cure. It's more of my wishful thinking, hoping to get an unrealistic happy ending.
I'll probably wait a little longer for more episodes to come out, or I'll just start if I'm impatient. It does look enjoyable, so I definitely plan to watch it.