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what the hell, it's just a couple of seconds but I'm crying :(

I love all the tension about the sports and their character growth is such a treat to watch but...
I'm beyond curious about HeeDo's husband. It is obvious that Yi Jin isn't but at the same time I kind of hope for twist whilst knowing that it won't happen.

Yes YuRim is nice and all that but at the same time her character such a Mary Sue for me, she is a poor, hardworking, enduring, nice, pretty and successful character and she is an angel... to everyone besides Hee Do, simply her because of inferiority complex towards her. Which is realistic btw, but it doesn't make her petty behavior any less dislikable.

I do understand YuRim yet my heart goes to a character like Hee Do(who is also another Mary Sue) who is actually firm and honest about her standing, where ever she is.
YuRim is no villain but she sure makes it hard for me to root for her.

Nam-ra is the character that pulled my heartstrings the most, I cried a river for her.

This was awesome <3

I don't think I'll be able to get over this drama and there is only a handful of dramas I'd put to that list.
p.s. Epilogue of 11th episode was simply heartbreakingly beautiful.

Of course feelings eventually change but what I meant was he'll never love her as much as he did back then, because a mended cloth can never be as strong as it was. You can't expect to keep aging a wine once you opened the bottle it has to rot if not drunk.

My ship is no longer for the YeonSu/Choi Ung, from now on I ship YeonSu with YeonSu, my heart just can't stand her tears, I freaking cried a river along with her on 10th ep, Choi Ung no longer loves her like he used to and frankly I don't think he will ever again, it is a missed boat.

If I were Yeonsu I'd be long gone from Choi Woong's life, he said some pretty harsh words so far(after meeting again) and I'd be devastated to hear them from someone I still had feelings for, I'd convince myself that I was very much hated and rightly so, feel depressed for a day sitting in a corner thinking how I've missed the person I loved and then completely erase everything from my mind, act like nothing happened(which is yeonsu is also proficient at) for the rest of my life.

When I look at this drama from plot wise there is nothing special about it but the execution is brilliant, such a strong way of storytelling can make any topic interesting, also the acting prowess of the cast needs no explanation.
I can only pray that my ship sails for good, I'm so attached to characters that it's ridiculous, every time YeonSu makes that lonely expression my heart freaking breaks to million pieces.

I guess I'm too laidback to be bothered with those so called plot holes, also just because something isn't explained explicitly doesn't make it a plot hole automatically. Dubious choices were made that is for sure but overall this was a very well executed plot and acting was also on point.

My advice is, just give it a go and if you like it, good for you, and if you don't, oh well you can always drop it, no need to fuss over "is this worth my time" dilemma, if you are here reading all these comments, there is a good chance that you are here to kill time already, so it's better to regret after watching something than not, since at least for the former one you get to make that conclusion by yourself instead of relying other people's opinions.

Thank you, I also like Goong's style so if you are interested in that too there is a colored version of that on Kakao. https://page.kakao.com/home?seriesId=55213891
Beautiful art makes my day <3

When I look back I didn't even like the plot that much, love triangles and old flames turning present into ash is not my jam but the art, * sigh * the art style of this manhwa was mesmerizing, I remember looking some panels over and over again, at some I'd even stop reading to appreciate their beauty. I don't know how a drama faithful to the source material would pan out but a proper photoshoot, especially with a Chinese cast could potentially can result in an ethereal selection of eye candies.

I'm not sure if they can top the first season but I'll be really grateful if they can keep the plot consistent cause it was amazing.

I loved this. period. Some people have negative opinions about the plot but I think it was really well done, tension was up there all through the 12 episodes, characters were compelling enough for me to care about them in the midst of an apocalypse(even the cameos were good). Actresses and actors were terrific, like that alone was 10 out of 10, music scores were such a perfect fit to each scene, dialogues weren't repetitive nor redundant, there were couple of dissociated scenes from episode endings to next episode but that was negligible, and filmography, that might be the best part of it, scenes were so satisfying to watch, most of the time they were thought out well.
There are better examples of zombie/epidemic genre but for what it was happiness aced at making it's own and for that this drama deserves all the love.

This is really good, I was excited to watch it and to be honest it's so much better than expected. I love the filmography style of this drama and the storytelling is beautiful, just what I needed right now.

As far as contract marriage themed dramas go this one is a solid 8, don't expect a proper plot cause really there is none to speak of but it has one thing that this drama has done perfect and it is "chemistry".
Both leads are just natural flirts, pair them with a rock and they could manage to flutter your heart, which is in my book is the hardest part to get right, if the romance tag is the main I expect to see some attraction coming out of the screen not two dead fishes resigning to their fates.
Anyways if anything this is worth watching to see the male lead's melo-eyes and female lead's natural coquettishness.

This is just getting better and better, episode 8, last scene, Jo Woo Jin, sigh, it was perfection, like that was monumental.

I need this on Netflix so that I can re-watch it with proper resolution.

I had not seen any trailers of Happiness and it was a stroke of luck for me to find it as the first 4 episodes of it was a pure joy to watch, 5th episode was a smidge less gripping but nevertheless I think Happiness has the best directing of the year so far.