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This drama was obviously about the main female character finding her own self and her own journey. Go watch some makjang if you want some crazy revenge story. I'm glad Dr. Cha was able to pursue her dreams and go on her own path. She truly won in life and that's what matters. At the end of the day, her ex-husband is suffering and is probably lonely which we can tell from the scene where he sat down in his office. Dr. Cha decided not to hold any grudge to anybody and live on with her life and she found her peace. Some of you guys are looking at this ending as very one-sided. I feel her character is the type to "let the karma do the work" because why would she want to spend time being angry and holding a grudge against them when she has so much to live for? She learned from her kidney transplant that she want to live her own life and she got that at the end (Spoilers) She got her divorce left him and even took the building and built her own clinic, she even took HIS liver, she's single and happy, in the end she won.

does this end on a cliffhanger or an ending that feels unfinished?

it should be automatic that lee so hyuk should be given a role in every vampire drama lol

neflix shows never have good endings 💀

I thought this drama would be more popular so im surprised that there’s barely anyone watching it im guessing it might be why the subs are bad. I was really excited to watch it but I might have to wait for the good subs to come cause tell me why im in the middle of watching it and it just translated a word to a slur. Caught me off guard

can someone explain how the airing schedule works. Like why am I already seeing clips that i haven’t before in the show im so confused.

im so confused but entertained at the same time let's see how long this will last until I burnout

is this for sure dropping in april?

i had to put the box of tissues closer to me cause i wouldn’t stop crying during the last 5 episodes 😭

tbh i was a bit confused half of the time but still one of the best revenge drama out there. The execution and storytelling are out of this world.

i can already see me dropping this kdrama soon lol

the perfect youth drama doesn't exist-
*twenty five twenty one existing*

coming back to this after a year and i still love it <3

my brain hurts from all the computer programming language but for them, I'll endure it

i love the vibes of the cinematography <3

right? like the excuses he makes are outrageous. can’t believe they still kept him alive

FR they always give vague/open endings. A lot of people will be disappointed if that’s the route they're taking in aos

how did the novel end compare to the drama?

Nothing really changed imo, aos has always had elements of rom com cliche before that ending, the screenwriters are known for mixing drama with light comedy and romance. So no surprise this won't be much difference.

y'all see the trend of kdrama endings in 2022? sadness..