KimchiByTheSea

A lot of events could have been avoided if he'd just told her who he was and what was going on.

Drama should have been named "what if he just told her the truth" 😂

Alternatively, don't be too disappointed if the rating drops after people finish the show. If the ending is bad or dissatisfactory, yes that will reflect in the ratings (I have not finished myself and many others are still watching so the implication it is a bad ending should honestly be under spoiler), but also ratings on MDL generally drop or raise as people finish watching. It's pretty normal and happens as the ratio evens out. I understand being disappointed that a beloved show doesn't have the rating you believe it deserves, but this will not change how people view and rate it either. Each person's experience is unique ❤️

Please put under spoiler ❤️

I want to see him suffer a litttlle bit for making all those decisions for her and then having the audacity to cry when she says she's getting married 🤣🤣

I'm really enjoying this, but am really frustrated that Jin Zhao fulfilled Jiang Mu's dream for them without her, plus (I'm assuming) buying the house in NanJing. I know it's supposed to be romantic, but after him cutting off contact, dipping out, and having everyone lie to Jiang Mu as she's grieving, I want to *lightly* throw Jin Zhao off another mountain during this story arc. Is it just me??

A good movie, but I really wanted to explore their relationship more. It felt like we jumped from one point to the next with all this gritty, dark, and complicated emotion, then their kiss happens, and that energy falls back a little. The ending being open doesn't bother me too much, but this for sure needed to be a series and not a 2 hour movie. Still a good watch, but a touch of a letdown after the trailer.

This was super enjoyable! Very angsty push and pull, but a good watch.

You summed it up super well. One of the things that really hit hard for me as well was their family. Even though the mother is portrayed as the awful one (which she is with the trickle down abuse) you really get the sense the entire time that something else is very off. Even with U Yeon, it isn't just a simple inferiority complex. Watching her come out of herself and share things she liked while hearing nothing but bad admonishments at home brought tears to my eyes. It really showed how abuse runs deep and ripples out. Their family dynamics were done perfectly, to the point it hurt, and I think that's why I hated the father's abuse being brushed to the side with no acknowledgement.

In reality, abusive parents rarely change, especially ones ready to hurt their kids.

This isn't really a full on romance drama. There's relatively innocent kisses nearer to the end and the couples do eventually, through much angst, get together, but the story is more about the growth of the characters.

It definitely needed more episodes to delve into the other characters, but the pro was that the misunderstandings got resolved quickly. Unfortunately, I was disappointed to see the horribly abusive dad glazed off in favor of a completely sunny ending.

I'm hoping they bring it back for a second season tbh. The ending kind of felt like they were leading us on. Only fear with that is they try to make new angst and draw it out. I'd want to see more of their cute yet sexy obsession with each other.

This was really good but the last episode was a little underwhelming. We needed more than twenty-ish minutes to tie up the loose ends and get the time together they deserved. They had so much chemistry throughout too, I feel like they deserved a windswept breaking point end, not a cutesy one. Oh well :') Still a fun watch. I did have a laugh every time Ae's piercing holes disappeared when he was Enaga. 😂

To be fair, fashion is just basically DIY with different levels, lol.

It felt the same to me. He literally tried to slap the gay away AND was cool with his son living in misery along with murder. The dad truly didn't deserve any sort of peace. Sometimes bad people are just bad people, and I feel like there's an uptick in portrayed homophobic parents doing awful stuff and just getting away with it cause they're family.

Simple communication between the main couple and Pin, plus how Pin becomes utterly vindictive and the main couple pretty much cut her out, despite being so attentive earlier. Character nuking is when they give previously lovable characters negative traits or shifts in personality to stir up angst and continue drama. They do this to Saenkaew and Pin predominantly. Sasin was at least pretty linear in his character arc as we see his proclivity to being a bit of a hothead/selfish early on.

It was honestly pretty good up until halfway through. Unfortunately the abuse, lack of simple communication, and character nuking was a huge letdown on an otherwise decent drama.

Yeah, the redemption arc (can it even be called an arc??) felt out of place. He was so evil and did so many awful things to his son. HIs punishment being losing his son for a little while didn't feel sufficient.

Good drama, funny with feels, and endearing acting. The plot's a bit messy, but this is really meant to be a full steam ahead train of visual's, comedy, and angst. Plot holes can pretty easily be ignored. There is a lot of cultural/religious stuff in here that gets the shuffle. I can't attest to how accurate it is. If you think you wouldn't enjoy that, maybe skip this one.

Transmigration dramas are some of my favorites but so true, the endings always leave you feeling a little unfulfilled after enduring 3000 chapters of sorrow. Like how did she adjust to life back in the real world, did he also get into a car accident, etc. The reunion was at least better than Love Game in Eastern Fantasy but I crave something more, haha. Still love them to bits. Kdrama does do a better job but they have less censorship so it makes sense. I'll still be rattling the bars of my drama enclosure at the ends