This is slice-of-life/melodrama with a bit of romance. The "classic" endings you speak of are mostly found in…
Call me silly, but I also think it's a bit of misogyny that some viewers are unable to find satisfaction in a female character's progress and growth unless there is a man attached to it....
Mirae is still dealing with the trauma of being SH'd by a man she thought she could trust, and Miji is getting a late start to adulthood after years of isolation while being the primary caregiver for her grandmother.
Narratively, it would make no sense for the sisters to immediately get married (in Miji's case) or get into a relationship (in Mirae's case).
I love how even the subplots weave perfectly into the main one.
Yeah it's been really enjoyable seeing those threads come together, and how there is just enough left at the end to leave you with that "What happens next?" feeling
Just let Taeseo live his life like dear old Hachikō...
Episodes 3 & 4 gave heavy intermission vibes, so curious to see how it goes
you either debut or you get kicked 😂
even cooler he is the main LA of one of my fav mangas ❤️ full circle
Mirae is still dealing with the trauma of being SH'd by a man she thought she could trust, and Miji is getting a late start to adulthood after years of isolation while being the primary caregiver for her grandmother.
Narratively, it would make no sense for the sisters to immediately get married (in Miji's case) or get into a relationship (in Mirae's case).
However it could've definitely been higher if TVN actually cared, but oh well 🤷♀️