i would have watched it if the cast were more mature looking !
May I ask what you mean by mature looking? These actors are very mature looking and acting - not teeny boppers - but adults in this drama as well as in Mysterious Love - there other drama. It was one of the reasons I liked them so much.
8 episodes in and I love it - love the main leads - but damn can the ML have a little more compassion for FL - she is trying her best under such perilous circumstances - I would have done needed a visit to the psych ward myself by now.
They always start with 10 when they are unsure of the total number and then add episode numbers when they are confirmed. Sometimes Lakorns are not even finished when they start airing so the actual number of episodes is not officially announced.
Well damn if a person doesn't just get sucked right into this story from the very beginning! I started with little interest - now I can’t stop watching.
Adding the quote from ep2, "Your children is not a dumpster" is ❤️Also, by the things you mean they could…
Yes! That quote too was amazing! ❤️❤️
And I am referring to the parents mainly. They were all pretty unlikeable minus Mata's family and though still not a huge fan all of them - their why's were decent enough - their apologies were good enough - where they left us with them at the end was good enough.
Tri's dad the worst piece of sh!t - even stating how she had done that to her own sister being his - then why not me do it to my wife - was a convincing reason - though still disgusting.
How the sisters both admitted they had been jealous of each other and hurt each other intentionally - very good life lessons there.
Rit's reasons and evolution.
Even Rit's friend till the biter end I could not see a good enough excuse - only self-pity - but then he admitted Rit had looked at him like everyone else and damn if that did not touch my heart!
Pang's redemption and the four of them sitting down to lunch and talking was nice and how she had learned.
So many people I did not like - and they did kind of go the route of simple fixes right at the end with I'm sorrys YET - for me - they all worked and in a healing manner - in a way I felt good about or at least understood.
Episode 21 had me 😂😭😂😭😂 throughout. So many beautiful and profound messages throughout this drama that everyone should hear. I loved it and am very satisfied with everything - even the things I didn’t think they could give proper resolution to.
And parent of the year in dramaland is clearly Daddy Grace. His - "They're our children. We don't own them. All we can do is love and support them from within our imperfect wings." 😭❤️😭
This was lovely, heartwarming, funny, and ridiculous at times, too. I loved every minute and will miss these characters very much! They should feel very proud for creating not only an enjoyable drama but a temendously meaningful one, too. ❤️❤️❤️
6 
And I am referring to the parents mainly. They were all pretty unlikeable minus Mata's family and though still not a huge fan all of them - their why's were decent enough - their apologies were good enough - where they left us with them at the end was good enough.
Tri's dad the worst piece of sh!t - even stating how she had done that to her own sister being his - then why not me do it to my wife - was a convincing reason - though still disgusting.
How the sisters both admitted they had been jealous of each other and hurt each other intentionally - very good life lessons there.
Rit's reasons and evolution.
Even Rit's friend till the biter end I could not see a good enough excuse - only self-pity - but then he admitted Rit had looked at him like everyone else and damn if that did not touch my heart!
Pang's redemption and the four of them sitting down to lunch and talking was nice and how she had learned.
So many people I did not like - and they did kind of go the route of simple fixes right at the end with I'm sorrys YET - for me - they all worked and in a healing manner - in a way I felt good about or at least understood.
This was just a really touching drama.
What is yours?
And parent of the year in dramaland is clearly Daddy Grace. His - "They're our children. We don't own them. All we can do is love and support them from within our imperfect wings." 😭❤️😭
This was lovely, heartwarming, funny, and ridiculous at times, too. I loved every minute and will miss these characters very much! They should feel very proud for creating not only an enjoyable drama but a temendously meaningful one, too. ❤️❤️❤️