Liisa

I think I seriously fail to understand the point of this drama.
Could be related to my own current failed life and lowkey jealousy for anyone who has dreams but idk

I don't know about everyone else but I was surprised by how much I enjoyed the first episode. That was fun

that nc scene was incredible??
I don't think I was expecting anything this good

Was this the writer's and producer's first time making a drama?
Like genuinely why is this drama just annoying
Characters are all annoying as hell and none of it actually comes across as endearing. The random fucking plots. Like why am I suddenly watching a buss driver's redemption arc when it just feels like a lazy way to make the ml and villagers look loving. Like okay? And?
The villagers randomly sprinkled in ep 3 made me exhausted. I would have dropped this already but my mom wants to watch it so I'll probably suffer through while cleaning or crafting at the same time ... sigh
I was hoping for another good romcom

this is giving me will to live
I've been so void of emotions for weeks and now I'm giggling and kicking my feet all excited
I fucking love Byeon Woo Seok
him and IU are truly a perfect casting

Watched this with my mom who lowkey- highkey has a crush on Lee Jun Ho but even her love for him was not enough to make this a great drama. Frankly, watching this felt exhausting. We felt like we were clocking in for a work shift to get through another episode of constant hardships and failure. I liked the premise, I liked a lot of the characters and of course, Tae Pung, but dear lord the plot is exhausting. A lot of the side plots could have been explored more, and the antagonists felt just... annoying? I wish they hadn't tried to make the antagonists so nonsensically obsessed with the ML because it just doesn't feel menacing or scary, just annoying.
Overall would never rewatch. This wasn't a bad drama but I don't think I would recommend this to anyone either.

I'm sorry that happened to you. Grooming is never the child's fault.
https://bravehearts.org.au/about-child-sexual-abuse/what-is-grooming/

That is literally what grooming is

Who else started rewatching immediately after seeing this on Netflix?

This might be one of the very few times I've thought a cdrama deserved more episodes

WAIT I think I might love this
the first two episodes were really nice

the NC scene lowkey shocked me but that was before I checked that this is a thai production

Color blindness is not a terminal illness or anything so I fail to understand how that would bother woojin
Idk maybe I'm just not understanding what the writer wants to say

I'm so confused with the og breakup. Like I don't understand why that almost-car accident would be a breakup reason or was there something else that they didn't reveal yet.
The chemistry is nice so I like this, but I do wish the writing/direction was a bit more clear

Well this was not good
Started off pretty okay. Interesting premise and interesting to see how two young people with their own problems end up taking care of their young nephew. But somehow in the middle the writers just decided that who tf cares about the male lead when we can just have endless romantic moments with the second male lead who wasn't even an interesting character? Like why make him the perfect, caring and (probably) rich guy and give him all that screentime just for the female lead to suddenly realize at fucking episode 10 or something that she actually loves the male lead. Like... no proper romantic development to the point that all those episodes in the middle make you forget the few romantic moments the leads had in the beginning. And the stupid custody case at the end was just bad writing. Like "omg they are gonna lose the child" as if CPS would take a kid from their blood relatives just because they've been lost for a second once, or because they ran and got hurt once.
They could have solidified this who family dynamic in the last two episodes (though it would have still been rushed) but instead they chose whatever the hell this was.

in what world would U Ju be removed from their home? like bffr she has an office job and a large -ish support system who helps out whenever needed. Most biological parents lose a kid once or twice (especially if they have a runner) and most bio parents might not even have support systems this large. This is fucking ridiculous. I was wondering how they'd conclude this drama but this is even worse than I expected. Couldn't they give Tae Hyung at least two episodes to be the male lead without all this other nonsense...

Beginning of ep 7
The left guy grabbing the auntie is very obviously AI now that I checked again

Ah no wonder I didn't recognize him
I thought I must have forgotten how his face looked like

Watched all 7 episodes today and I'm obsessed. Pretty sure I would have binged until I dropped if this had more episodes available lol
Literally my only complaint is the AI characters... idk if I was going insane but istg some of those guards did not have real faces
I hope I'm wrong because I absolutely despise AI

Looking at these comments I feel the need to clarify that I am infact army but I've never hated Jisoo and I have liked her in previous dramas like Snowdrop