i love how FL can stand , and tell what i her mind directly without fear , this dama makes me cry like a raining day in September , the plot is ploting , i never thought that his grandmother was the poisoning , i feel the fact that mL maybe hes not his son , idk what to tell but this one of my fav , i wish in another life they're all happy
I feel like something is wrong!! The eps should be more than 24, and the way they suddenly say they've been in a relationship for 5 years… I didn't even see the time skip 😭. And the couple with the deceased partner? Why? Why is that even necessary? You told me it was for the leads' ship, and I told you NUH. BIG NUH 😭. And honestly, I think the editing is making the problem worse. The right actors, the right story, everything is there, but somehow, it doesn't feel like it fits together. It feels like something was cut or left out. Like there's something missing between the scenes, and that's why everything feels so disconnected.
perfect story line, perfect couples, i wish if it was 40 ep. i love how the FL so inteligente, pretty . sometimes the breakup makes me so stressful , but this one was so goood and faster
maybe romance ? maybe the way KB handles things before sending a sinner to hell ?
I knw that real life is one thing and her job is another, but I'm talking about the chemistry between the characters. I don't have a problem with her working with another male actor. I loved her in Doctor Slump.
I actually liked the way she got the revenge, but I think it would have been even better if they hadn't died. I wish they had gone to prison first, and then, if she still wanted revenge afterwards, she could have killed them. She never really got justice through the legal system.
maybe romance ? maybe the way KB handles things before sending a sinner to hell ?
I love Shin Hye, but whenever I remember she's married to Tae Joon, I just can't imagine her with someone else, I always feel like she only has amazing chemistry with her husband. No matter how good her co-stars are, I just can't see her having the same chemistry with another man. Also, the way she keeps sending people to hell... every time it happens, I feel a little disappointed in her.
i hope there's s2, even it's been 3y, its a good drama , but i wanna know what's happened to geong tae at end, also his background, how he treats his mother after his memorise back < and more and more
I think releasing the drama during the World Cup was such a genius idea. It made us associate all those beautiful emotions with the World Cup itself. Road to Success (2026) is honestly one of the best C-dramas I've ever watched. Ester Yu completely exceeded my expectations with her acting. I also loved all of her outfits. At first, her character seems cute, simple, and easy to understand, like she's just an ordinary girl. But I think she's actually incredibly intelligent, especially when it comes to social intelligence, both in the drama and in real life.
I really hope we get more youth dramas like this. I also loved that they cast actors from the younger generation—people born in 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, and so on—instead of having someone in their 30s play an 18-year-old high school student. That made everything feel much more authentic.
The only thing I wish is that there had been more interactions and relationships between the characters. Honestly, I wanted to see even more of their dynamics.
bro where i was when i didn't watch this masterpiece early, omggg that was so coool, u knw we all imagined some fake scenarios, and one of my scenarios before watch this , It's about a high school couple who get stranded in the mountains. They're mountain climbers, and there's a live stream displayed on a giant TV screen.
And honestly, I think the editing is making the problem worse. The right actors, the right story, everything is there, but somehow, it doesn't feel like it fits together. It feels like something was cut or left out. Like there's something missing between the scenes, and that's why everything feels so disconnected.
I actually liked the way she got the revenge, but I think it would have been even better if they hadn't died. I wish they had gone to prison first, and then, if she still wanted revenge afterwards, she could have killed them. She never really got justice through the legal system.
Also, the way she keeps sending people to hell... every time it happens, I feel a little disappointed in her.
I really hope we get more youth dramas like this. I also loved that they cast actors from the younger generation—people born in 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, and so on—instead of having someone in their 30s play an 18-year-old high school student. That made everything feel much more authentic.
The only thing I wish is that there had been more interactions and relationships between the characters. Honestly, I wanted to see even more of their dynamics.