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At first I was like 'no way this deserve 8.7' and then I check 2125 which is currently at 8.8 so I make peace with the score now.

Looking back, the way the writer handled the FL should be a major red flag. Compared to the novel, her role was greatly expanded but it feels so unearned and disjoined. It's the same feeling I have with the ending which isn't a coincident.

I don't think so. Even if they did dating, they would keep it a secret because a relationship isn't good for GYJ at this stage of her career.

Yeah, I'm rather BY would never recover her memory now.

There is a notion in fiction that I'm absolutely despise. The notion of something sad, grim, unpleasant or unsatisfying being more 'realistic' than the opposite. Some people use this to justify their grimdark fantasy novels being superior to the classics which I absolutely detest. I see some people in this comment also use this to excuse the terrible ending of this drama which is quite disappointing.

Surviving a bullet in the head without any trauma is hardly realistic. How the murder mystery get resolve is also convenient and cliché. Just because it's a less happy ending, it isn't any more realistic. Sadness isn't equal to realistic, just as happiness isn't equal to idealistic.

This is way worse, one last ep creating a bunch of plot holes.

To be honest, the ending makes ep 2-15 not matter at all.

And surviving a bullet to the head. What a cop out!

This finale shows the current philosophy of K-Drama, you can't be rich and being a good guy as the same time. LOL. That's literally why they change the ending. SK slowly become USA 2.0.

Yup, I was like "I thought they keep YJ as the female lead, who is this new ethereal actress."

Technically, she's just a 3 years old, so it's appropriate 😂

This drama has more twist and betrayal than GOT yo. And Youtube just recommended me spoilder 🤣

Even the actress doesn't look 100% the same, she is alot thinner now and give a totally different vibe. I don't think she gets praised enough for her acting.

It reminded me of the American show House of the Dragon again, the King died when there still 2 eps left.

we still have no clue who kill him in his first life, so there is still stuff left

I think HBO nominated him as a lead actor but he isn't really one, so 😥

The scene the grandfather walking in to save the day reminded me of the scene of King Viserys in ep 8 of House of the Dragon. The broken king returns and show people what-up. Both phenomenal actors.

No, the grandpa isn't suppose to die in the plane crash. That's why he confused when the grandpa was on that plane.

There are 16 eps for 3eps/week, so we would have 2 weeks having 2 eps only I think. Otherwise we would have to wait a week for the finale. I absolutely don't want that.

I don't think he bought the company just because of his family. Remember he was a simple employee in his past like unlike his grandpa.