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Okay, okay. I just finished, so we’re going to have Park Seo Joon as the main villain for season 3. That’s going to be insane. Otherwise, I liked this season quite a bit—below the first one, but still really good too.

I was right to stop, it literally flopped, damn it—I knew it.
I have a question: who does it end up with?

“My world was black and white, but she filled it with vibrant colors.”☀️🌈⭐️— Seonu Chan

That’s it, it’s over. What a beautiful drama and what a beautiful ending—one of the best in a long time. I’ve definitely become a fan of Chae Jong Hyeop thanks to this drama, and he’s now on my list of favorite actors. Thank you for everything, In Your Radiant Season.

“The last day of broadcast.”

This season 2 is for you. Rest in peace, Kim Sae-Ron 🪽🫶🏻

Whole months spent searching for this film, finally managing to watch it tonight, only to realize we’re probably looking at one of the worst movies in the history of cinema. It’s insane, it’s awful. I genuinely don’t understand how the actors agreed to be in this — it’s completely crazy. I could spend entire nights trying to figure out how this film even came to exist, and I still wouldn’t find an answer. It’s atrocious, just horrible. I really don’t recommend it to anyone. 1 hour and 50 minutes of pure boredom — it’s that bad.

Everyone is going to miss me, it went by so damn fast, I could watch this my whole life—I love the cast here so much.

Today is the end, the last “Lee Sung Kyung” days 🫶🏻

Back tomorrow—finally, the wait was so long. I’m going to watch everything the same day.

“I miss it so fucking much… I’m never, ever, ever going to get over it.”

I’m continuing this drama, and I’m starting to enjoy it more and more. Once I’m really into the story, it gets better. However, I’ve noticed that I prefer the “Wuxia” style over “Xianxia,” which I enjoy less because it’s much more complex to understand.

He Qiu 🫶🏻

I really just can’t get into it. I’m up to date, but I just can’t manage—it’s my first drama with Chen Feiyu, and I’m having such a hard time with it. I’ve got nothing against him though, just to be clear.

Chae Jong Hyeop seems to have aged a little here—not in a negative way—but I think it’s mainly due to weight loss. His face isn’t as full as before, and the makeup doesn’t really help; sometimes it looks quite heavy, especially in close-up shots. I don’t know, but throughout the drama, he looked really tired to me, despite his incredible smile that makes him so charming. It even made me feel like he might have gone through a phase of depression. Wishing him strength—he’s an actor I truly love and find incredibly talented.

Edit: I just learned that Chae Jong‑hyeop has been suffering from epilepsy since he was 20; he was diagnosed while living in South Africa. I didn’t even know about this—sending him huge support 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻

9.1 😢😢😢

It’s just so boring to watch without doing something else at the same time. I feel like I’m watching the same episodes on repeat. The ML and FL act really well, especially Jin Young, who’s excellent at expressing sadness with his crying scenes, and Min Ju does a decent job too. But the SML is honestly painful to watch, his acting is just awful. Also, it feels like not many actors really get enough screen time here.

The drama itself is really boring, and I called it from the start—just based on that whole “10-year separation” plot, which we keep seeing over and over again in K-dramas. For me, it’s a 5–6/10 at best, nothing more.

Cha Jong Hyeop is excellent in this role, but I really don’t find Lee Sung Kyung that great. I’ve never really liked her acting—I prefer Han Ji Hyeon’s.

I 100% agree with you. We’re definitely going to get a time jump—I can really see it happening about 20 minutes before the end. As for the wedding, there could be one, but I don’t know… the tone of this drama doesn’t really feel like it would end with a wedding scene. And if there is a wedding, I think it would either be the grandmother (Kim Nana) or Ha Yeong—I can clearly picture that too.

We’ll probably also see Yu Gyeom having come to terms with the end of his baseball career, being with Ha Dam, and all the other couples together.

Honestly, I can’t believe this is Cha Yu Gyeom’s first K-drama—the actor is really good for a debut. He performs the scenes really well and conveys emotions perfectly.