A Retro Ride with Heart
This drama gave me major retro vibes — think Reply 1988, but with its own beautiful twist. It’s got everything that makes a slice-of-life drama hit right in the feels — the helplessness of a son who just wants to give his family the world, the desperation of a daughter doing everything she can to protect hers, genuine female friendship, and of course… a classic K-drama love triangle (because what’s a retro story without one, right?).
What I absolutely loved is how Hundred Memories reminds us of the tiny joys we often overlook — having dinner together, laughing through struggles, realizing that happiness isn’t about wealth but about being surrounded by people who truly care for you.
✨ Favorite moment? When the mother has an accident and the daughter realizes how important money is — yet still refuses to sacrifice love and relationships for it. That scene hit different.
P.S. Finished watching this on Oct 21 — and trust me, the ending is so satisfying. No loose ends, no heartbreak hangovers — just a beautiful, full-circle closure. 💛
What I absolutely loved is how Hundred Memories reminds us of the tiny joys we often overlook — having dinner together, laughing through struggles, realizing that happiness isn’t about wealth but about being surrounded by people who truly care for you.
✨ Favorite moment? When the mother has an accident and the daughter realizes how important money is — yet still refuses to sacrifice love and relationships for it. That scene hit different.
P.S. Finished watching this on Oct 21 — and trust me, the ending is so satisfying. No loose ends, no heartbreak hangovers — just a beautiful, full-circle closure. 💛
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