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I just watched episode one... not to be that person but THEY ARE the autism spectrum (endearingly)

it was way too rushed, I'm more used to watching jdramas but even I agree the korean version is just better, at least in terms of showing why they even like each other and showcasing their chemistry

it's so fast paced I can't tell how strong the emotions the protagonists feel for each other are, and yet every episode this shows gets me thinking about my own life and unresolved problems so I'll give them that. I wanted to see more of Japanese soljiwan too, the scene where they confess their feelings moved me to tears

no news sadly:( I hope they come back to us in 2025, I really love their chemistry

thank you for your comment😊 I was thinking about rewatching about a year later, not only because the moms' actions will hit different, but because it is one of those heavy plot dramas and I know a year in advance I will forget most of the characters' journey, so I will be able to enjoy it just as much as I did this time around. It makes sense you love it, it's truly an amazing show, I hadn't felt like this about a show in a long while, I think I just really love dramas with big families (like In Family We Trust), a bunch of drama, suspense and many plot twists, it's just chef's kiss. I will definitely rewatch, Tian and Jiu became my pookies<333

if any of you find the novel's English version let me know🥲

I'M SEATED.

oh they absolutely have to😭😭😭

about to rewatch it after watching To Sir, With Love, this review did it for me. you're so funny😭

I cried for two hours straight now I just feel empty

it got frustrating at times but it was cute

same thoughts, I don't usually watch old dramas but this one is cute!!!

A drama from the year I was born👏 I don't usually watch these. I just watched episode one, damn they don't make scenes like these anymore, where you don't know if they're gonna kiss but you hope they would because, even though they know each other for just a few hours, it wouldn't make sense if they didn't kiss, and I don't feel like my life could go on if they didn't (not literally but, you know). The ending scene of episode one was magical, I don't care I'm so glad I didn't drop this show altogether (I watched the first 10 minutes of ep 1 like two months ago and forgot about it). I liked so much how despite knowing him so little she knew she could trust him, she just knew he would've waited for her in the park. Ughhhh I need to watch more and hope it won't disappoint

do I owe you anything? besides I never defended cheating, I said he did cheat and I felt bad for the wife, but what I think about cheating is irrelevant to what I actually wondered in my comment, I was talking about what I thought the writers and director might've wanted to show, what their vision and thought process would've been, why they took that decision and if they wanted to morally challenge the viewer or not. and tbh I think you're this pissed about a piece of media because the drama itself never tried to make it seem like the cheating was made "for revenge" or "for fun", to make it clearer for you that they're the bad guys. they are, I just want to know why. the wife deserved to know earlier and decide if she wanted a divorce, that's for sure, but I didn't watch the story because I cared about the wife's pov did I? is she the main? is she so well written to that I had to love her? did she get that much onscreen time? and yet I do feel bad for her, but once more, I'm questioning the main plot's intention, not what other characters felt.

honestly for a Netflix jdrama the rating isn't even that bad, once it leaves the target audience people are way too judgy. it was an overall good drama, not boring, great acting, the plot (morals aside) is OK

yes

not reading all that sorry about what happened or congrats I suppose

RIGHT? this is not about the real world, is about what the writers and director wanted to show us, is fiction!!!😂 I think the key is to watch shows for the entertainment they may serve us, and not as a moral compass

The ending was a bit plain? but the show was overall all right. Yes, he cheated, I don't know why most of you look for shows to represent your morals, or like to think and show that you're morally better than pieces of fiction. Anyway, the reason why I think he was willing to have s3x with Saeko is because Yusuke inside of him knew they both we're gonna die soon, maybe he wanted to leave saeko with something to remember, maybe he was just selfish about it, who knows. Also yeah in this! piece of fiction your soul is in your heart, maybe the director thought of 心 vs. 心臓, who knows? and honestly who cares? when you watch a show you accept the realities the characters are living and how their world works, your own experience is unrelated. IGNORING ALL THAT, I really wish Yusuke had gotten to see the coffee cherries:( and since this show is not season 2 material, I just have to say sakaguchi kentaro is really cute, and my girl arimura kasumi did a great job. BTW I did feel bad for the wife, and I'm not at all saying he didn't cheat, because he did both emotionally and physically, but let's think deeper into why he did it, and if it was 100% him or if it was Yusuke. Or if he just liked how fast Yusuke's heart felt when he was near Saeko. When the Miki sobbed telling Saeko not to have s3x with Kazu, that's when she admitted defeat, which sucks so much because imagine your husband coming back to you but now you see how he's slowly falling for someone else and living a new life, it's like, hell, should've I just let him die?😂💀 And then her husband coming to tell her “I'm about to die, and I really need to be with her" UGHH that would've been my 13th reason. I really liked her, she's the most intelligent and understanding person in the show besides Kengo.

i thought so too lmfaoooo but yeah it's a very common trope