We are entering the week I have been waiting for the most in my life, the most important week of my entire life. The return of the fairy Bae Suzy after 1 year and 11 months. It's the greatest K-drama in history, I'm already giving it a 10/10.
There is no any chance that it will be Yeong Rye and Jeapil in the end. After 6 ep everything will be clear. Jtbc…
It's always like that in K-dramas, but we know very well that it will be YR/JP here. The relationship between JP and JH started too early, and that usually means it won't last.
The scene where Jong Hui's brother finds her at work and grabs her by the hair is really ridiculous. How did he know that was where she worked? Yes, he saw Hae Ja and Ok Hui at the grocery store, but how did he know that she worked with them and, more importantly, that they were bus hostesses? 😭
Each episode will have comments. “I ship him with her and so on.” Stop shipping, the drama is pre-produced, the writers can't change that. There's a 97% chance it'll be Jae Pil/Yeong Rye, and the 3% chance is that no one will end up with anyone, but I can't see Jae Pil ending up with Jong Hui, or Yeong Rye with Ma Sang Cheol.
Am I the only one who's really bored? The episodes last 1 hour and 18 minutes, but nothing happens. I'm not saying it's bad, but it's just average. There's no excitement, and yet I was really looking forward to the drama.
"I’m not going to lie — this is honestly the second drama that has moved me and hooked me this much, right after Our Unwritten Seoul, which, in my opinion, is clearly the greatest K-drama of 2025. What a phenomenal drama. I still get chills thinking about it. I’m still listening to the OSTs, still watching clips. I simply loved that drama
Honestly, I would’ve been devastated if this had been the end of such a beautiful K-drama if we weren’t entering the most important week of my life. The week I’ve been waiting for since October 20, 2023, nearly 1 year and 11 months since Suzy’s last drama, Doona. We’re stepping into the week of the greatest K-drama in the history of Korea, no, in the history of planet Earth, titled Genius Make a Wish
The last Yoonaphrodite Days is today. Today marks the end of an excellent drama that has kept us on the edge of our seats for over a month. Give us one last dream!
At least 1 hour and 40 minutes for the last episode 🫶🏻
I'm honestly so nervous about the finale. I'm really scared we won't get our happy ending. There are about two or three things I need to see in the last episode to give this a 10/10. Here's what I want: Lady Kang and Prince Jesan need to die (though I doubt he'll actually kill Lady Kang) I want a final kiss between the King and Han Yeong I want to hear Doyoung’s OST one last time Honestly, if I get at least those things, I’ll still give it a 10—even if she goes back to the future and they're separated.
What an episode, what a penultimate episode we just had. An absolutely insane one! And Lee Chaemin’s performance? It should be shown in every acting school. Just stunning. To pull that off in front of such an experienced cast and to fully own such a complex role is simply brilliant. Episode 11 was magnificent, and tomorrow, it all comes to an end.
I swear that Choi Woo Shik in OBS looks younger than Heo Nam Jun here, and what's more, CWS also played a high school student in OBS. I'm sorry, but HNJ's physical appearance and facial structure would never make you think of a high school student, especially in Korea.
It's crazy how many dramas this year are about illness. It's so crazy, have they run out of ideas or what? Actually, it doesn't bother me because it's my favorite kind of drama, not necessarily when it's a k-trauma, but just because I know we'll get sweet OSTs, beautiful rain scenes, beautiful tears, flashbacks. All the cute stuff 🥰
So this is a drama that isn't pre-produced? I just saw that they're still filming. I think they must be nearing the end, but it's still a kind of live broadcast since there won't even be a month of post-production.
Give us one last dream!
At least 1 hour and 40 minutes for the last episode 🫶🏻
Lady Kang and Prince Jesan need to die (though I doubt he'll actually kill Lady Kang)
I want a final kiss between the King and Han Yeong
I want to hear Doyoung’s OST one last time
Honestly, if I get at least those things, I’ll still give it a 10—even if she goes back to the future and they're separated.
Episode 11 was magnificent, and tomorrow, it all comes to an end.
Lee Chaemin, Yoona, Kang Han Na, and the entire cast, make us dream and give us a magnificent finale 🫶🏻