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Thanks, I've been thinking about giving Nobody Knows a try, I guess I will.
It's not that hard to make a drama superior to this one, but I've read interesting things about Nobody Knows so I'll try it. xD

No, there isn't.

I assumed it's been a year since episode 16 is called "After a Long Winter" and when she left she said "Spring is here" so I figured it went full round back to Spring again. I haven't been paying attention to which grade Hwi is in so Idk.

But anyways, it was unnessary to give the couple that break. If she can't look at her aunt she shouldn't live with her, she doesn't have to leave the city.
I'm sure they could've came with a better excuse to make her leave, if they WANT to use that cliché, but bad reasoning just shows it's an excuse to use it.

Also when she was eating with her aunt and mom she saw Eun Soeb with a girl and that was just a scene they forgot to come back to and explain.

Eh it was a chill drama to pass the time, even their most dramatic secret reveals didn't feel that intense. A little sad with Hwi's ending.
Was the "1 year break" trope really necessary? I never liked it in any other drama but it's especially unnecessary here.

This hit really hard.. The ending was perfect, I predicted a different one but not because I like it, but because that's just how dramas work.
Although other people called it, for me, this ending was surprising, I didn't see it coming at all until the last episode, and I expected a twist all the way till the last minute, but it surprised me. And I loved it.

This drama isn't about rosy romance and power of love overcoming all difficulties, but about parental love, and the sacrifices parents would make for their children.

I'll add, killing someone INSIDE THE POLICE STATION by strangling him and then throwing him in the lobby in front of everyone and just slipping away afterwards was the most realistic part of this drama, also his gun wound from getting shot in the shoulder healed pretty quickly, which is realistic considering he's from a druid mixed bloodline.

What an amazing drama, the antagonist just walks into a room and no matter the amount of enemies he comes out leaving only blood, the moment the victims see him with a fishing string they give him their back and stumble to get strangled, regardless if they're bulky men or weak women, nobody really puts up a fight. Truely realistic.

Police higher up corruption goes up to next level here, they really go too far to hide a mistake from 5 years ago, going as far as to instigate murder on their own men, you'd think they'll start to clear their conscience by the end but no, murders piling up and all they care about is hiding their mistake from 5 years ago, I thought the police chief was actually related to the murderer from the way he acted.

This is one of the dramas I regret watching after reading recommendations, seeing that I had other options to kill time, I could even rewatch some older drama.
But it's not so bad as to drop it, it kept me interested in how much more ridiculous it will get.
6.5/10

Possible, but my take is that it will have a happy ending for Yuri, and Minjung will either leave on her own (she was considering divorce already), or she will know about Yuri's situation and then leave because she likes her too, and wouldn't want her to die.

As I wrote in comments before, it's lost it's charm and pace ever since JGW went to jail the first time, and the time skip & and wigs made it worse.
I lost all connection with most characters, I felt like there was no one to root for. The bad guys were just forced to do worse things to keep us reminded that there is conflict.
The kneeling part in both Ep16 was pure disappointment, were we supposed to feel good about it? I felt disappointed in SRY, CEO Jang, and the scriptwriter/artist.

The final episode redeemed the mess from Episode 15 a little, although the drama will not get the rating it lost, I feel like it's one of the best of the recent kdramas in my opinion. 8/10.
EDIT: Oh and since it seems like there are a lot of new kdrama fans that came here after Crash Landing On You, I'll go ahead and say I liked Itaewon Class more than that fermented cheese.

Unfortunately there are a lot of angry disappointed commenters that are new to the site and don't know how it works.

----A little spoiler of Episode 11 Geun Won below---------

Geun Won? I think he's kind of a broken record, as Yi Seo pulled back what she said before he did anything, but later on, he decides to act according to what she said, and he keeps blaming her for telling him to take over Janga Co., even when she took it back before he started anything.

I agree with the fantastical plot part, and as much as I hate the part where she kept confessing her love to him for 4 years after getting rejected, I feel like this is how a lot of kdrama work and people just don't notice it.

We see it a lot in rich x poor relationships when the rich partner keeps chasing the poor one, buying their building, or renting entire restaurant, etc, even though the person they love keeps rejecting it.

You said "No one seems to care just because the harasser is a female" but I think it's the other way around, people seem to flip tables over here more-so than any other drama with the same overburdening, unwanted, advances.

Spoiler tag!

The only way to fix that is in to make C.E.O Jang come closer to PSY the next episode, and tell him where Yi Seo is just for PSY to get get up and hit him with an uppercut that sends him to the next world quicker.. (not really)
Like holy shit, usually shows like this have the ML saying having someone to protect makes you stronger but this ML got a lot weaker, as realistic as it is, it's a little disappointing for the final boss of the drama to get some satisfaction in his terrible, old, sickly life.

Worth watching? Yes, but especially so if u don't inflate your expectations too high, some people are just too disappointed because they expected it to be one of the best dramas, I'm one of them, but I won't direct all my previous hype into negativity and try to stay positive about it.
It's still better than most dramas that aired the entire year of 2019, so I'm happy I watched it. Some may compare it to legendary older kdramas but if you compare it to everything that aired in the past year then it's probably top 10.

It's ok he got out in 4 years for murder, murder instigation will probably be less. :)
So irredeemable. I'm actually glad he did this I was worried they'll pair him up with Soo Ah for a second when they went for a drink.

I don't know if it's just me but the drama has lost it's pace ever since Jang Geun Won went to prison, and no it's not because I liked his character or acting, it just feels like they've only been dragging the story since that happened.
After E13 this feeling has become much worse, with the bar background disappearing and everyone becoming a director of the company instead, I find it weird that even the cook doesn't cook anymore. Also dunno what happened to Tony. Jang Geun Won was let out of prison too quickly considering his crime.

Finally, the announcement of C.E.O Jang's health is demoralizing.
It feels like his life will end in one of 3 ways:
- He'll apologize on his deathbed to save his company.
- He'll die without apologizing.
- He'll get on his knees while terminally ill and it will make Sae Ro Yi feel bitter about his revenge.

I feel like I don't want to see any of the above options so I sincerily hope they surprise me.

Yes, unless they'll worry it'd make you drop out of school and open a bar. :)

No, it's not just you I've seen this comment and the opposite of it so many times since the show started and they never seem to stop, let's just see how it ends. lol

Thanks!!