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You’re so right, we’ll never know. The story synopsis says it’s about “personal growth”. But how it ends also leaves much to the imagination. I, for one, just want to believe not all relationships have a finite ending. There can be relationships that you believe will be over and done with where one day you will only become strangers, but there’s also always possibilities in life. Maybe a person you thought you’ve forever let go of can be found again and held on to forever. Endings can be final, but they can also be new beginnings.

For a melodrama it was definitely heavy on the melo and heavy on the drama. If I were to compare it to a syrup, it’s like a maple syrup. Sweet, but not quite enough, but still better than nothing at all.

Here’s the thing I like about the ending. Yes, it’s an open ending and left to interpret as you will. But there’s a little nugget left in the story that makes me be optimistic. Yeong is told Gyu Ho is coming back to Korea and we never get to see how that plays out. I choose to believe they once again see one another and decide their relationship together is worth so much more than the pain and loss they feel when they are apart. They put each other first. I’ll choose to believe that, but I’ll encourage you to do you and choose your own adventure. That’s the thing about open endings (which I normally
despise but am okay with this one because I’ve already made my decision on how it should end).

I liked this. It’s not quite as sad as I thought it would be. If anyone would be so kind, I would love to know the translations of the episode titles.

Thank you kindly!

I’m starting to think I’m perhaps not smart enough for this show. But my confusion for the story is as great as my love for these characters. I don’t know what’s going on half the time, but I’ve fallen for Dohoe and Juyeong, they currently own my entire heart and confused mind.

I liked this. It’s not quite as sad as I thought it would be. If anyone would be so kind, I would love to know the translations of the episode titles.

What a gut punch of emotions. I feel that I am going to love this. And then it will break me. But hopefully fix me in the end. And the only thing left broken will be the curse of taekwondo. Let them be free!

This show is just strangely addicting. It can totally be seen as just yet another Thai BL in the college/uni setting. Which sounds typical, but it's somehow not just “that”. The chemistry is fire and the kisses should be considered far above par. There isn’t any singular thing that I can put my finger on as to why I believe this to be a good or worth-the-watch show, but it just is.

Nothing but a bummer. I can’t figure out what the ultimate take-away message of this whole thing was supposed to be.
I want to scream and cuss out the whole system, but it wouldn’t matter, cuz nobody’s listening. The story was fruitless. I’ve left feeling useless.

If they want me to demand a season 2 and the ultimate vindication that should be given, then I will gladly shake my fist in the air and yell at the top of my lungs for what is fair and right! But if this is another Jdrama doling out life lessons that are unjust and telling me to instead just suck it up, well shit. I was hoping for more.

I’m left feeling unfulfilled. This is a great show and I will forever recommend it, but the ending could’ve been better. I’m so done with ambiguous / make-you-figure-it-out type of endings. Is it too much to ask for how a story should end? I beg of show writers to stop leaving it to our imaginations. Just give an ending to your story, that’s why I’m watching it.
I just want a narrative that concludes with a meaning to my feelings, instead of a question mark with a “you decide” ending. That’s so 2000 and late.
Just tell your story and finish your story, don’t make me do it.

I can’t say what exactly it is that I like about this so much, but I’m hooked and on board for this ride. Let’s go.

Hi and hello! If I may, I’ve got a couple thoughts for you. The timeline is so screwed up, and I almost think that maybe it’s done intentionally? It’s possibly meant to keep us on our toes? We sort of know there is this mysterious past, but their past feels in about complete opposition to whatever it is that is happening in the present. It’s like the art of misdirection, but regardless of that, there is still a magnetic pull between the characters that we see draws them together. Their whole relationship seems both misdirected and miscommunicated, but they’ve got an appreciation for one another that possibly neither wants to extend into a romantic relationship because it would effect the bedrock of their foundation. Or that’s just the blind-sided romantic in me talking.

The timeline is messin’ with me, but other than that, I liked the first episode. The storyline, characters, and actors have me intrigued. I’m anticipating the next one. It’s off to a good start.

I don’t get it. What did the Director cut differently? I say this having rewatched the show version a couple of times. What were the differences? Still a worthwhile watch, but I don’t see why a “director’s cut” was necessary, could have just relabeled as the movie version.

I’m so in for this. Bring it.

Forever a favorite. The best of the best.

I just love seeing Jimin & Jungkook being themselves. No matter the amount of cameras pointed at them, the members of BTS always seem to show a bit of who they truly are, which is also true of seeing JK and Jimin on this show as well. Experiencing them through a travel vlog or anything else they’ve done in front of the filter of a camera and editing can never paint the true picture of the complexity of who they are as a person, but you get glimpses of their true selves, and that’s what I’ll forever love. These young men grew up in constant scrutiny in the public eye but yet somehow have a sense of self that is just like anyone else. I miss them. Can’t wait to see everyone together again. And back on point, this show is just a lot of fun to watch.

What. Is. Going. On?! You know what though, it doesn’t even matter. I’m tuned in and turned on and enjoying this ride where I never know what’s coming around the next curve. Bring it. Whatever comes next, I’m here for it.