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I've watched four episodes out of 15 so far, and honestly, there's nothing exceptional about it. I find myself bored at times. I don't know, I don't think Park Ji Hyun is that incredible, and I'm not really interested in the actor who plays Kim Gun Woo either. There's nothing incredible so far, no moments that make you say, “Quick, let me press play on the next episode.” For now, I'd give it a 6-6.5/10.

I've watched two episodes so far, and I might watch two more tonight. I'm going to enjoy watching the drama and not rush through it. I'll probably watch three or four episodes a day until I finish it. I have lots of other things to watch too. 😃

Paul Kim's OST is just beautiful...

So we can no longer give our opinion on something? We were forced to find everything perfect and smile 😃. I'm sorry, but that's literally the point of a work of art, to receive all kinds of criticism, and there's nothing mean or negative in my comments.
Thank you, goodbye 👋

Episode 1 finished, nothing too crazy but we're slowly getting into the drama. Kim Go Eun is just gorgeous and damn, I didn't recognize “Park Ji Hyun” as an adult at all. She looks like a different person.

Damn, even the intro sucks. I really didn't want that kind of cartoon intro. Damn it, damn it... 🥲🥲

I start the drama and I don't look at the score or the comments.

I just saw the broadcast time and it's ridiculous, with all episodes lasting almost an hour and sometimes an hour and ten minutes. Honestly, it's ridiculous for 15 episodes straight.

I still don't understand why “42 years old” and not another age? I don't know, maybe 37-40 years old. On the other hand, I can see it coming, the way they age actresses with short boyish haircuts and little glasses, like they tried to do with IU in “WLGT.” It was just pathetic.😭

The song often plays in episodes, but if you want, you can hear it when Hyo Ri hugs Bo Hyeon on the beach at the end of an episode and tells him, “My surgery has been moved up.”

It's Friday, and the drama is coming out today. Make us dream; I feel like I'm going to be broken by them. Give us a magnificent drama on par with the magnificent title “You And Everything Else.”
I can already hear Kim Go Eun crying... ☹️

I don't have the words... Episode 8 literally broke me in two. I can't get back up... I'm broken, what a fucking episode, but just WHAT AN EPISODE!!!! ☹️☹️☹️☹️.
So hard to watch, and I have so many questions in my head. What drama, just incredible, and the song that accompanies it is beautiful...

It seems that Netflix is releasing all 15 episodes at once. Well, I guess the episodes will be 50-60 minutes long at most. It's going to be a long haul, especially if it's not up to scratch.

When I see the list of comments here, I shit myself over the drama of the fairy, the most beautiful woman in the world, “Bae Suzy.” On October 3, especially if the drama goes badly, I'll have to bring out the shield and work nonstop to protect the fairy Suzy 🧚🏻

Maybe not 20-25 years old, but yes, SJK has an extremely feminine face. His role as Saya in “Arthdal Chronicles” is really crazy, he has quite feminine features.

There's something I'm wondering about. In dramas like this, the actors are the main characters but don't have many scenes, like PSH here. What do they actually do most of the time? Because I think the drama was filmed in four or five months, but PSH's scenes were filmed in a day at most. Let's say, I don't know, that filming an episode takes a week, and there are 8 episodes here, so what makes filming take 4-5 months? Sometimes, I watch K-dramas and ask myself this question.

I hardly ever predict that a drama will be bad or a flop, but I did predict it here. I go about it very simply. I look at the plot, I see if it has a big cast with big names (99% of the time it's rubbish), and the key factor most of the time is to look at when the drama was filmed. If I see that it was filmed in 2021+ and we're now in 2025, it's literally 1000% certain that it's going to be awful.

So the lineup of singers for the K-drama would be:
- J Rabbit
- Choi Yuree
- Paul Kim
- Kwon Jinah
- So Soobin

There are surely others, but these are the ones I know. We're likely to have some heart-wrenching music.

I pray that they give us an incredible intro like “Our Unwritten Seoul,” “Love Scout,” or “Wayback Love.” Intros where you hear a soft OST are usually incredible in dramas. I definitely don't want a cartoon-style intro that you often see with no OST.

No one knows where the melancholic instrumental music without lyrics during the scenes comes from. It's just incredible.