Sam

Definitely not a happily ever after ending. They'll see things, assuming things and fight again without ever communicating, lol. They didn't fix shii.

Not communicating is infact a red flag in a relationship. And communication is a foreign concept to both of the leads.

18 episodes in and there're no signs of any progression in their communication, lol.

just remembered the original poster had them kissing in the blurry neon background. easily the best poster in recent times.

these cdrama episode schedules are mostly unpredictable. but yeah 2 episodes per day would help the pacing alot.

just look at the "Light the Dark" poster.

this drama deserves a better poster bruh

speed why are you laughing bruh

three episodes in and can't help but notice how good the Direction is.

couldn't careless about a single character tbh. the antagonists are even worse.

everything was going so well and then there's the corny @ss 16th episode.

Airing rn

if only they managed spam accounts better on this app.

whether I choose to watch it or not, that's my business. if only you had the said "half a brain" you would've accepted the fact that you're into bland, boring and annoying dramas (and that's ok).

i watched Go youn jung's previous works and thought she's a good actress but nah, she's a phenomenal actress.
10/10 drama btw.

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Ain't no way this has a lower rating than those mediocre romcoms these days. People would rather hyper consume slop than appreciate good writing.

they do not write characters like NJ anymore.

definitely not the whole of a drama being korean/japanese/chinese or thai. that is just taking the cheap way out.

Let’s Google a condition that meets our requirements and use it as a plot device. I'm tired of drama writers constantly using some condition/trauma or alcohol as crutches.