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i agree wholeheartedly - I only have two episodes left and I don't think there are enough tears left in me to finish. I will push on and continue to cry - aigoo aigoo.

light romance drama with very cute leads. a drama to binge since you will find yourself fast forwarding at some point. Auto-generated subs were initially very annoying but after awhile you become acclimated to them and watch the drama for emotional reactions rather than words spoken. I would recommend for a light romance but good story with some minor disappointments in story telling and editing.

Thanks - I loved go go squid and was looking for a follow-up. Watching Love is Deep but it is driving me crazy because the sis and bro are everything I hate about people that believe love is some form of obsession or stalking relentlessly to control the other person's actions.

Empty streets, cars, sidewalks, beaches, restaurants, and total lack of people in the most populous places,

Good ending. Definitely missed all the clues.

Watched on Netflix -- a Friday night binge. Unable to really fathom some of the scenes that were created in this marital infidelity and discord drama. I kept asking myself - what would a normal person do in these situations? A little off for me. Ending was lukewarm.

slow drama with obvious conclusions.. Something felt like it was missing in substance and ` depth of story telling. Okay for a weekend binge.

On episode 22 - although story has many flaws and it obviously did not have a high production budget -- it is still entertaining. The person that is subbing on you tube is funnier than the drama sometimes. Hanging in there until the end.

That is exactly why I stuck with it . Like Romance dramas but not soapy . This had a different twist and that is what made it part of my playlist - as opposed to start and drop Really enjoying some Chinese/Tawainese dramas. Before We Get Married is high on my watch list.

If I had a quarter for every tear shed by the main actress - this was the most annoying drama I have watched in a while. Women's rights and capabilities were set back 100 years in one drama. I didn't drop (which I should have) but finished by doubling the speed and treating this as a comedy. Sorry , I really thought the comments were leading me to an exceptional drama. It was rated 6.7 for a reason.

I agree, started a little slow for me, then it became an intense emotional ride - cried a lot near the end and the acting - OMG - perfect 10. OST just added to the quality of the drama by giving you an added emotional investment.

Thanks for subbing - I tried to comment on UTube. Was watching on one of the streaming channels without knowing you didn't give permission. I subscribed to your channel as well . Your comments while subbing have kept me laughing all night (I'm a binge watcher). Didn't realize it had more than 18 episodes - but will keep checking back. Thanks again - really appreciate you -

I guess I have lived "too long" because the reality of life is dealing with all types of situations. As a viewer you get to stand on the outside and form judgments and possibly train yourself on how to deal with these situations if they ever occur in your life. I look at this drama as a ""microscope" of emotional growth and maturity. So far the issue isn't infidelity - it is really an opportunity for both to make life choices that "might" lead to happiness versus boring (and on a personal note - 30 years of boring). So your choices are important and oftentimes these dramas are only life lessons. There is nothing illegal going on so I can watch.

Thanks - I started it but got side tracked and didn't get beyond 2 episodes. Will add to watch list for sure. Enjoy your 4th of July (if you are from USA)

I am new to Lakorns - they have me heavily invested into talking at the screen because the characters are oftentimes outrageously incorrigible and culturally they will even slap someone that is unpleasant (smile). and sometimes knock down serious fights (like Dallas in the old days). Lots of good ones and most recently Hua Jai Sila really was good. I still watch some K dramas - just very few. I saw Her Private Life (good until episode 14); Kill It; (ok); Psychometric (good in the beginning then unimaginative at end). Watching Arthadal Chronicles but only on episode 5 so I have not made a judgment. Loving my Chinese and Taiwanese romance stories however -Le Coup de Fourdes; When I See You Again; Somewhere Only We know. Waiting for more Chinese Wuxia or period pieces. I don't watch American dramas since 2014 - only Deadliest Catch and some talent shows. I also rely heavily on comments on reviews from MDL.

This was probably one of the times I was so frustrated with the unrealistic end. A stream of K dramas are being produced this way and I guess I let out my feelings in the end. Exceptional actors, 90% good story, then 10% total deflation. Just dont understand this trend. Have almost abandoned K dramas because of this repetitive failure to get it right in the end.

This is sad but we all know that "love will find a way" -- if it is love. Human beings living in South Korea drama world and K pop world are not defined as "human". They are not allowed to be "normal", they are not allowed to make "choices" they are not allowed to "make mistakes" they are not allowed to "express opinions" they are not to allowed to "enjoy their lives" without criticism, reporters, social media attacks and/or agency controls, Could they go out on a date? Could they just walk the streets and hold hands? Before they got married could they even truly date and experience each others faults and failures? Probably not possible. I have come to believe that this society has become a land of "Ken and Barbie dolls which we have all put in dollhouses and we control. The Kpop industry is another example of suppression of freedoms to the point of "unnatural "behaviors of their biggest stars. Unnatural to fans and press but in our own households -- our kids are experiencing sex and love at early ages (although we are in denial) -- no need to look for prostitutes; and experienceing drug use as early as junior high school. They get reprimanded and life goes on and their careers and dreams continue. Not so in South Korea -- HEADLINE NEWS! CONDEMNATION! RESIGNATION FROM CAREER! DEPRESSION! DEATH (sadly - I cried to just read yesterday's news). "Life will find a way" -- we need to step back and let people love, live , be happy, fail, learn from their mistakes, and rejoice in God given talent and treat entertainers as human beings --- they are entitled to make mistakes -- even in love or life choices- that is why God made erasures. We should not have opinions about other's lives -- as Michael Jackson said so succinctly his song -- MAN IN THE MIRROR.

I had the same opinion of this drama, initially. I had to watch other Lakorns to fully understand that this is the genre of "shock and emotional investment" that the writers want. You watch dramas and if you have any violent tendencies you want to slap some of these stupid mindless offensive characters. The difference is culturally it can only be a thought. I began to accept this art form and why wee are all different and come from different backgrounds. Another member corrected my thinking after I added an intolerance to pulling her around. comment.

Enjoyable, watchable, Reply 1988 vibe.

Okay drama - light romance at best. Watched on Netflix. Really wish some of these dramas were a little maturer. The male lead was really a cutie pie.