ViolinGal

It depends on your drama tastes. I personally did not enjoy it that much; I don't think it was well executed. It has similar vibes to the dramas A Korean Odyssey & Bride of Habaek, so if you enjoyed those dramas, you'd probably enjoy this one.

Also, how tf did Yeon get to skip growing up in a reincarnated version of himself? ...And how is he just exactly the same, memories and all? ...But somehow Rang couldn't? Was the deal that he would come back exactly the same? Did they somehow gloss over that when Rang gave up his life?

.....I feel like I just walked into an escape room and my only way out is to try and hand-grow brain cells in an attempt to understand that ending. ...He's NOT human apparently all of a sudden? ....Even though they made a big deal about how much he wanted to be (and they seemingly brought him back as such)?

...What was the point of all the hype of how Yeon longed to be human...and they (seemingly brought him back as such), only to undo it all in the last minute?

What a confusing, jumbled, and pointless mess.

I'm only 4 episodes in so far, but while the focus isn't romance, it definitely has those elements. They explore it to the point where it's cute to watch and satisfying my inner romance bug.

I just finished 8, haha. But yes, I'm still watching the other stuff that doesn't focus on the 5 friends on x2 speed. There's a few minor characters that I like, but the vast majority of them I never recognize immediately and wish it just went back to scenes with the 5.

In my opinion, it gets better and better as you watch more episodes. I found it really beautiful and it became one of my favorite dramas of all time.

Okay, so I'm only 2 episodes in and I love the 5 main characters and their friendships, but I'm finding the parts of the show that focus on random other medical staff that are minor characters to be quite frustrating/boring. Does it focus more on the main 5 as the series progresses, or will there always be these minor characters I can never remember consuming a good chunk of airtime?

I thought The Smile Has Left Your Eyes had a similar intensity/vibe.

Question: I'm 6 episodes in and this is reminding me a lot of A Korean Odyssey & The Bride of Habaek -- both of which I didn't love and just found 'okay.' ...If you've watched those 2 other dramas I mentioned, do you also find this drama to be really similar? Are there other elements coming around the corner that make it better/more worth it? ...No spoilers please. :)

You should probably mark this as a spoiler.

No, the female lead isn't bad.

I was referring to the woman CEO -- I don't know her name. ;/ ....She's definitely psychotic.

I think she said that she went with what he thought, and made up that they were related. I’m definitely still confused on how they are connected, but I think she confessed to her henchman that it was fun making him think that they were related.

Episode 14 is when he thinks they are siblings, but it's confirmed in episode 15 that they really aren't.

Best Korean drama I've watched, period.

You should probably mark this as a spoiler.

The pink haired guy develops a different love interest. It's not persistent. :)

I'm glad other people on here recognize just how special this drama was. <333

It took me 3 or 4 episodes to get hooked on it. The first episodes are mainly setting up the stakes for later.

It's definitely one of those dramas where you need to give it a couple episodes, but it is worth the wait.

If you are still looking for links, I downloaded it super easily from here:

http://raredoramas.info/page/kono-yo-no-hate-%E3%81%93%E3%81%AE%E4%B8%96%E3%81%AE%E6%9E%9C%E3%81%A6-1994