The first two episodes were pretty average, but the ending of episode 2 completely changed my mind about this drama. I really liked how they came together and worked as a team to bring the theater back to life again.
It was such a lovely journey 💕! I really enjoyed watching it. It did feel like they had to wrap things up a bit too quickly in the last four episodes, but the ending was beautiful — I loved it!
Kim Nak Su has his own perspective and a clear idea of what success means. His only problem is that he keeps trying to force his opinions and beliefs on others, whether it’s his family or his coworkers. I’m really excited to see how the story develops and if he’ll change that behavior.
I like the conspiracy plot so far, and the drama still has my attention. But after the story shifted to the village, it suddenly brought in a bunch of goofy events and comedic characters that really kill the vibe. In my opinion, throwing in comedy this randomly just doesn’t fit the essence of the story.
1.the bf trope is weird we didnt need that2 how sua short insight about the delivery job is questionable since…
Su A is, after all, just a teenager — easy to fool no matter how smart she is. She doesn’t know that her mother is the one dealing drugs; all she knows is that her mom is struggling to earn enough money for her dad’s treatment. So, in her mind, selling a little of those candies— not knowing they were actually drugs — for a short time seemed like an easy way to make good money and help her mom.
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It did feel like they had to wrap things up a bit too quickly in the last four episodes, but the ending was beautiful — I loved it!
I’m really excited to see how the story develops and if he’ll change that behavior.
But after the story shifted to the village, it suddenly brought in a bunch of goofy events and comedic characters that really kill the vibe.
In my opinion, throwing in comedy this randomly just doesn’t fit the essence of the story.