In the first episode, Tae Pung answered that cosmos is his favorite flower. And in ep4, he stared at MS that she's like cosmos. So sweet of them, it's a start to their relationship. I mean he's been shooting arrows but she's just wants to keep it professional. Love the dynamics here.
This show is so easy to watch, I binged watched it and regret now that have to wait again. I have my weekend favorite right here. LJH is KTP vice versa, he's such a talent and so is KMH, they just compliment each other, one is impulsive and a risk-taker for high-reward and the other is calm and composed but conservative. It's fun to see how they play off each other. It's no surprise that it's well received with good ratings. Let's hope this keeps up!
Oh wow. The ending was exactly how I predicted. I said yesterday that "I hope JH and YR kiss and makeup and hold hands frolicking in the beach and ditch JP." They did exactly just that.
Let's all speculate what's the finale? I think it's a no brainer YR ends up with JP. Rather her ditch JP secretly so she and JH can kiss and makeup walking hands in the beach under the sunset. Lol.
If she hadn't run away? She might have ended up in jail. I don't know if that's a better alternative.For me, Jong…
I think it's deeper and complicated than that. You can't really fault her for thinking this way in how she became like that. She had a rough life, little to no support system. Her newfound wealthy lifestyle, while looks great, is just a façade behind her troubles. The "Jong Hee" was also a barrier she put up to protect herself from getting hurt, or look weak. Being in college doesn't change the fact that she is lonely and other challenges that may have prevented her from expanding her own social circle. She isn't a social butterfly and it's hard for her to trust people, that's why YR is special to her and she's indifferent to others. She's traumatized inside and I agree that she needs therapy but there's stigma attached, esp in Asian societies.
The fact that she holds on these past good memories shows that treasures them a lot, while she sees everyone moving on in life and she feels left behind makes her sad and lost. All these factors had contributed to her depression. Her dreams was long gone after she became a heiress, she's walking into another abusive situation. You've got to feel for the poor girl, she doesn't deserve any of this. The big slap at the end and the big blow-up is her breaking point. Was it right for her to do that? No, but it's much needed to get it out. Everyone moves at a different pace, some faster than others, but she's getting a lot of good advice through YS.
they should let JH go somewhere else and start new because even tho it’s a happy ending and they are all friends…
I believe so. She needs to start anew without that crazy adopted mother. She won't get that in YR's circle anymore, there's just too many memories without any closure. But if that happens, I hope she maintains some peace with the other main leads including YS, whose been nothing but a wise figure for her.
Maybe you should see what OP wrote and they definitely didn't cut any slack for JH. I maintain my stance on YR, the producer tried to paint her as do no bad protagonist and in some ways try to make the current relationship as it should have been meant to be. It's off putting and I can't brush off that feeling. I also never painted YR as a villain she's far from that, it's your assumption. She's flawed too, maybe less than JH but the producer is covering all of that up and branding JH as the pitiful jealous antagonistic character.
YR never opened up to JH, this caused a lot of misunderstanding, so didn't JH, that's why she also admitted herself she is flawed. At least she was honest about it. YR hid her feelings, sure she didn't act on it, but in reality, she stayed close to him and they have this ambiguous friendship. Yeah I can't help but raise an eyebrow if I was JH looking at it as an outsider while not seeing what went on those 7 years those two growing so close while harboring the memories.
Maybe it's just sucks that this guy got into the picture and ruined everything but maybe it's what needed to break this fragile illusionary friendship they thought they had. JH has to find peace at this point and she has to find the confidence to make some hard decisions.
why protecting jh makes her the hero ? 😂also when jh did the same there was no such remarks also people said…
who's putting her as evil? she's far from that. peeps just looking on the surface level. jh is just a troubled character due to her circumstance. in no way is yr a better one.
Neither was YR. She had secret thoughts of kissing JP at the time when JH was dating him. C'mon YR wasn't all that innocent in this. She just never opened up about it and stayed close to her ex. Now she's dating openly with him. Yeah some true friend.
I'm saying all this time that YR is not all that. I don't feel any chemistry with her and JP and their whole confession and timing is way off and can't feeling irked off by them. JH is imperfect and she admits that, for some reason I do side with her and I empathized with her situation much more. Did she make wrong decisions? Sure she did. But she is more of a layered character and that rain scene made me really feel with her traumas.
show deserves all the love, it has some serious 90s vibes - lovely OST tracks - am loving that train music and of course the opening song is so easy to listen to. it is relatable and not over the top.
Although romance isn't the main focus, I find myself drawn towards the undeniable chemistry with the main leads. They are essentially complete opposites in lifestyles but with each episode the gap closes in between them.
This show is not that great and the fashion and makeup is atrocious. ML seems disrespectful and childish too. FL is demanding and narcissistic. No chemistry either.
Jun ho is such a natural versatile talent. Enjoyed his acting since Red Sleeve. Him in a 90s series with nice dance moves, his hair highlights and his fashion vibes is like cherry on top.
yeah after watching the most recent episode. I don't really like all 3 main leads. YR is not all the innocent…
They all need a Yeong Sik in their lives to give them solid advice. I find them all too immature, so much of their issues, be in friendship and romantic, can be resolved through good communication but all of them are guilty for creating misunderstandings by hiding their true intentions. These cracks in their bond was left unaddressed, brewing on for more than 7 years. That's not true friendship, its just a mirage they paint themselves out for others to see.
The fact that she holds on these past good memories shows that treasures them a lot, while she sees everyone moving on in life and she feels left behind makes her sad and lost. All these factors had contributed to her depression. Her dreams was long gone after she became a heiress, she's walking into another abusive situation. You've got to feel for the poor girl, she doesn't deserve any of this. The big slap at the end and the big blow-up is her breaking point. Was it right for her to do that? No, but it's much needed to get it out. Everyone moves at a different pace, some faster than others, but she's getting a lot of good advice through YS.
YR never opened up to JH, this caused a lot of misunderstanding, so didn't JH, that's why she also admitted herself she is flawed. At least she was honest about it. YR hid her feelings, sure she didn't act on it, but in reality, she stayed close to him and they have this ambiguous friendship. Yeah I can't help but raise an eyebrow if I was JH looking at it as an outsider while not seeing what went on those 7 years those two growing so close while harboring the memories.
Maybe it's just sucks that this guy got into the picture and ruined everything but maybe it's what needed to break this fragile illusionary friendship they thought they had. JH has to find peace at this point and she has to find the confidence to make some hard decisions.