Fuck, I’m 3 days late, I’m so pissed off. I don’t have anything that notifies me when dramas come out either. I didn’t even know it was released on December 12. I’ve been waiting for it for a long time too.
How do they manage to lighten their skin year after year? I'm talking about Park Seo Joon, who used to have a warmer, more tanned complexion before, and now in the drama, his skin looks so much lighter, almost porcelain-like. It might be due to makeup on the face, but what about his body?
I like K-dramas, but I don't know, I find them too long. It came out on Friday, and I'm only on episode 7, even though I watched 5 episodes on the day it came out.
I only had to watch 9 episodes, so it's a different story here lol
Yes, I know you’ve seen the first three episodes in advance. I have a question: is this kind of event by invitation only, or can the general public also attend?
Those who manage to finish a 12-episode K-drama that fast—I always wonder how they do it. Honestly, they’re too good. Because even watching at 2x speed, it’s just not possible for me.
It’s clear that the screenwriter didn’t know how to conclude the drama. I can understand it — it’s a story that might seem difficult to wrap up, even though I had several ideas, like having Ah Jin imprisoned for life or ending with her and Seung Hee in a psychiatric hospital.But now it’s obvious that everything was rushed, and that’s entirely because of the character Moon Do Hyuk. I keep saying it, and I’ll say it again: there was absolutely no point in bringing him into the story, especially since he contributes literally nothing to the series.As for the death of the two male leads, it’s the most ridiculous thing ever. Jae Oh’s death could have served a purpose if it had somehow been used to trap Moon Do Hyuk, but it did absolutely nothing — a completely pointless sacrifice. And let’s not even talk about the biggest simp of the whole k-drama, Junseo.Ah Jin didn’t even try to understand what happened during the accident. She left immediately. In fact, she never had even a single second of real affection for him… 😂
No, no, that ending... give me the next part quickly, I can't wait until Wednesday. So that's how he found out? It's so original for the first time, no one would have guessed that 😭😭
So, I just finished the last episode. Dear X is officially over. It was a pretty cool month overall: a k-drama that starts off perfectly but gradually fades with each episode. Every Thursday, it felt like the drama was losing quality, and we just weren’t as into it anymore. Now, what should we take away from this finale? From beginning to end, Jae Oh and Jun Seo were basically Ah Jin’s lackeys, and the poor guys didn’t get a single moment of happiness. It’s honestly terrible how they ended up. For me, this is the most random k-drama ending I’ve seen since I started watching k-dramas. I don’t even know how to describe it—I’m just disappointed that we didn’t get to see Ah Jin fall the way he should have. And let’s be real: what was that completely insane accident? There’s no way you survive something like that. I seriously don’t get what the writers were trying to do there. Anyway, it’s done. I had originally given it a 9/10, but I’m taking off 1 point because the last two episodes were way below the rest.
Now, what should we take away from this finale? From beginning to end, Jae Oh and Jun Seo were basically Ah Jin’s lackeys, and the poor guys didn’t get a single moment of happiness. It’s honestly terrible how they ended up. For me, this is the most random k-drama ending I’ve seen since I started watching k-dramas. I don’t even know how to describe it—I’m just disappointed that we didn’t get to see Ah Jin fall the way he should have. And let’s be real: what was that completely insane accident? There’s no way you survive something like that. I seriously don’t get what the writers were trying to do there.
Anyway, it’s done. I had originally given it a 9/10, but I’m taking off 1 point because the last two episodes were way below the rest.