SageKnight

Yes, very underrated. I don't think the networks did a good job marketing it. All standard promo. Having watched all episodes so far, there were definitely some moments that could've been promoted on socials.

I'm really looking forward to watching this. An excellent cast, and intriguing plot.

There must be a delay. I searched for it earlier.

Toxic is not a synonym for bad morals or ethics. Y'all be too carried away with things that nuance is lost.

Yes, it was shorter than I expected. It really wasn't a deep or compex plot. Basically, a warm, high school unrequited love is revisited upon a chance meeting years later and love is realized between the two.

No. She has just lost a ton of weight. Following the success and acclaim she received for playing NJ in Our Beloved Summer a lot of attention came her way and wanted her to stay around that size. Facial features always exhibit change when a person loses or gains a significant amount of weight. Bae Suzy is a good example of this.

Yes

The pacing, excessive plot twists that were never set up, and the lack of payoffs to things that were alluded to earlier in the series. For example of each-pacing issue is spending too much time during a pivotal episode on the least interesting characters that does not push the story forward; excessive plot twists that were never set up-Yoon Eun Seong shows up at the hospital as Hae In is finishing up surgery with the police. He didn't know where she was getting the surgery done and no way he would've been told that by hospital staff; Lack of payoffs-Baek Hyun Woo saving Hae In from drowning. Turns out it never mattered because the mothers realizing it meant nothing because it proved to be irrelevant to the story . Now if they had shown a scene where Hae In falls into a lake or pool and Bae Hyun Woo saves her while Yoon Eun Seong goes for a life guard since he can't swim well that would've been both gratifying and pushed the story forward as Yoon Eun Seong would've been irredeemable in Hae In's eyes.

A lot of actors and actresses are introverted and artistic. More times than not they need their space and be in control of their environment so they can dive into their thoughts to spark creativity and reenergize. I find her comments real and honest.

I'm confused why people are bringing up CLOY when the article doesn't pose a question of which we prefer. QOT was exceptional, though it does have its shortcomings. The shortcomings were overcome by the entire cast's acting performances, KJW & KSH's chemistry, and the moments between the lead characters delivering the highest of highs.

I can't unsee the magic they bring to the screen together. Now I'm longing for them to be paired up to give us more goodness.