Pixeliene

@foreveralone I understand what you mean. But rather than behaving as a child I feel like some of us become more careful as we age. So when we're younger this behavior stems from not knowing better. Whereas when you're older you might know better but you're afraid to take action accordingly? (maybe). OF COURSE, if all of this would just be openly communicated things would be so much easier, buuuut then we wouldn't be watching a drama I guess.

Agreed! I remember how much I loved the one of the first episode in particular, it seems as these reveal their true feelings.

Ep 9 might have been my favorite one so far. I adored the bond that was formed Hye Jin's dad and Doo Shik.

Thank you! ✨

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I too, just like many others in the comments section am not the biggest fan of love triangles in dramas. The main reason being not that they're always annoying, but that it takes away from the time we could see the main couple spend time on their own. Is anyone with me?

Yes, he does 🥺

I have hardly watched any dramas where the main focus was thriller or mystery so I wouldn’t know, but I can imagine that’s frustrating too!

I'm loving how the thriller/mystery aspect isn't taking over the entire drama, I feel like that happens a lot when combined with romance.

I don't think they're Joo Young Do's eyes. I'm suspecting Kang Da Jung's father for some reason..

Hmm right, that makes sense.. and again; same here, I adore him! What was your favorite work that you've seen of him (besides TSHSLYE)? I read a spoiler by the time I got to ep 12 so I kind of knew about the ending in advance, but I feel like it's affected me quite a bit since I've been in a drama slump ever since finishing it.

Same here, I just finished watching the smile has left your eyes, needless to say I'm not ready for another heartbreaking ending! Let's just hope they won't do us like that, though never know what to expect with the melodrama tag,

Tbh, ever since they first brought up his weak heart I've started to fear that they might make Joo Young Do pass away in the final ep...

I love the mix of mystery and romance in this drama and both being very well executed at that!

I found the finale to be absolutely beautiful. It contained some powerful life lessons that are applicable to anyone, not only if you work in the entertainment industry. There were multiple moments that made me cry and I'm feeling absolutely content now that it's over.

The first drama of Seo In Guk I saw was the smile has left your eyes, I immediately was hooked. After that followed DAYS. I am sure I wouldn't have enjoyed either drama as much as I did without him. His acting is top notch and I feel like there's something so pure and sincere about him, besides the fact that he is unbelievably gorgeous of course. I am looking forward to catching up with all of his previous works and anything new in the future!

Exactly my thoughts... to think that they had forgiven each other, Kim Moo Yoong made up with Yoo Jin Kang's brother as well and were all ready to start over when the conglomerate butts in which ends up in him killing her is just só upsetting. Clearly, we'll need some time to get over this..

That being said, did you watch/ are you watching anything in particular to help you do just that?

I put this drama on hold a few months ago at ep 11 after reading a spoiler about the tragic ending. I just wasn''t ready for both leads to endure even more hardships. Today I had the guts to finish it. I was/ still am in tears. As painful and tragic as this drama was, it also was just as beautiful.

I completely agree, I put it on hold after the first episode, but decided to pick it up again, I’m so happy I did! I’m especially entertained by Kwon Ryok, he’s managed to make me laugh out loud multiple times.

Thank you so much! I’ve added loads of them to my watchlist :)