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Probably, An Yohan. They never showed what happened to the blind woman, so I'm guessing she saved him and then faked his death. Taejoong never aimed for life threatening body parts, even at the end, he stabbed Yohan in the shoulder/collarbone area and not the heart.

I hate watching movies without reading the plot. I cry every.single.time T_T

I think a more funny and bold move with more meaning would have been the log killing him at the end. It would've close the bad cycle he chose to make (and this would've been more symbolic if they did it because he was a flower/tree lover and knew about gardening & stuff). It's also funny that at the end after all the "work" he's done, he was all alone in the there. Fired because of AI, left in the end to "supervise"... AI (machines).

Back here again cuz I still can't move on! I persuaded my friend who doesn't even watch kdramas anymore for days and finally she started watching this drama. In 3 days she absolutely devour it hehe I am so happy she trusted me with this one. So, again! If you read this and are uncertain if you should or should not watch it... watch it!

Finally, I can write my opinion cuz I've been slowly watching this after binge watching the first 25 episodes till 3AM in the morning! for the past week... because i didn't want to finish this! This is how much I loved it! It was my 3rd ever C-drama (1st The Untamed, 2nd Ashes of Love - never finished) and from the bottom of my heart I can say, that in 16 years of watching Asian dramas, this one has climbed the Top 10 Dramas off all times for me. And it all began with a photo with 30 likes on Tik Tok. I cannot tell you how shocked I still am that BY A MERE CHANCE I started this masterpiece. I didn't even understand the synopsis well when I landed on MDL's page. This drama haunts me since day 1. I cannot get enough of it. The set. The story. The characters. The world building. The Styling OMG. Everything was top tier and nothing can beat this for the next few months at least! My life is meaningless since I finished this drama last night... I don't even know what to watch now, because this just set my (sky high) standards even higher! Hou Minghao is my new obsession. Lu Yu Xiao is such a beauty and sweetheart. Both of them - and everyone in this drama, are such beautiful, handsome human beings. And beside beautiful features, their acting skills were great! My adrenaline was running though my veins almost constantly, especially episode 13-18/20, a sensation I rarely had in all this 16 years as an Asian drama fan. If you have doubts of watching it - watch it, if you don't, great - watch it! For me, Love In The Clouds is 2025's best drama.

This is the first kdrama I finish this year right before it ended. Not dragging it for weeks and months to finally finish it. I used to watch dozens of dramas per year before 2020 and as years passed I watched less and less but somehow this drama catched my attention and OH BOY I ABSOLUTELY LOVED IT. And it's official! My Favourite Korean Actors List has a new entry: LEE CHAEMIN. I don't understand the negative comments here. This is 100% a 101 kdrama. It had everything. It was fun, dramatic, great acting (and if you say I over rate the acting, please...), the overall aspect (colours, setting, production) was good in my opinion. 10/10 from me and I would totally watch it again. Lee Chaemin, hands down, just landed the drama that will drive him on a very successful future! If you have doubts after reading the negative comments under this section, just try it for yourself.

But will there be an actual release of episode 12, though? Until last week, it always said "next episode coming soon" or smth like this, but right now, at least for Netflix Romania it says "series complete | 11 episodes". It's like the series has ended and that's it, but it didn't. Episode 11 (as everyone had on their acc) had a preview for the next episode. Just checked it again and the preview is still there.

Such A disappointment... and the biggest disappointment of all were those VIP actors... all the money in the world and they couldn't cast better actors. Korea has a lot of foreigner actors that speak even great Korean (a HUGE GOOD example being the actor who played Ali Abdul in season 1, Anupam Tripathi. I get the ending to some point, but there are plot holes and the writing this season is just bad.

Just finished this drama after 4 months and I am still trying to understand what was with all the fuss about this... this was goodish at best, it was another copy/paste drama. Absolutely nothing new, inspiring, mindblowing etc. you name it. First few episodes were ok, I could watch them in a normal way, the rest.. well, after episode 10, I watched it on 2 x speed and fast forward... I dragged it for like 3 months to finish it this way. It was SO boring and the plot was going in all makjang directions it could go. I didn't have big expectations, but neither to be so disappointed. Almost everyone on Tik Tok said it was the perfect ending. It was... a normal ending? Like 99.9% kdramas have...? Didn't find anything wow in particular. It had a lot of side stories to make some characters more human and to bring the viewers more close in understanding them, but IMO it was kinda unnecessary. It just dragged the story for more episodes. This should have 12 episodes at max, but no... dragged it to 16 and make the episodes longer one by one.

No, I don't live in the US, but I live in Europe and last year I went to Bruxelles just for ATEEZ. Haven't had many good days in 2023, but the concert one was definitely amazing! Can't wait to go to see them again <3

No, it was really a disappointment. Been watching kdramas since 2009, and somehow life made me watch less and less in the past 4 years. This was my first drama in months and S1 kept me so hooked up till 3 AM. S2&3 I just watched it on fast-forward because of the utter non-sense and plot-holes that kept showing episode after episode...

Finally someone who has the same viewpoints as me! Season 2 and 3 were full of plotholes, lack character development and went in 10 different directions all at once. And the ending? Just adds even more questions overall. I will totally recommend S1 to anyone but will definitely tell them to not watch S 2&3, cuz there's no point in it. Nothing is explained and everything feels rushed.

I have one more episode left but overall BAD... thought S2 was bad, because S1 kept my adrenaline levels to its max and I binge watched the whole season in 2 nights, but S3? A complete mess with no explanations. Just more questions and plotholes added to it after the second season. How can you make a third season series and don't explain like the main things that happen here? Or at least try to? For example, why Hyunsu is the only one with blue eyes? What does it mean? What about the monsters with white eyes? We learn Hyunsu can enter people's mind with his own white eyes, but then we see other monsters with white eyes that are bad/can't control their actions? What are the black eyes? A lot of phenomenon left unexplained. And what bugs me the most is Nam Sangwoo, who basically kills everyone? Even one of his kind. If he kills everyone, what's the point in living anymore? There was no direction with this plot. None of the characters had a real objective. A disappointment. That's what this series is. I am just sad S1 had a lot going on and kept me on wanting more and more. Even if there were unanswered questions, you still understood its overall ongoing direction... LE: yeah, just as I've thought.. utter nonsense till the end and plotholes everywhere. Disappointment. That's my word to describe this kdrama.

Watched S1 in like 2 nights and every episode I was on the edge of my seat. Everything made sense and everything was glued together to make a whole. We got character backstory, a little bit of context regrading the monsterization, how it happens, why it happens and... S2 on the other hand was boring as hell and useless I dare to say. They've killed key characters in S1 one by one and then throw in random characters with no major influence on the main characters, they never explained more about the context developed in the first season, they never really explain some things that are happening with the people/monsters, they just left a lot of plot holes... and I am afraid S3 will not get back on track as well.

Haha! That's such a good advice! I saw 2 movies with kpop in the background LOL still scary thou >_<

Does it have jumpscare scenes?

As someone who hates horror movies... how horror was this on a scale to 1-10? Cuz just by watching the trailer I changed my mind haha... I watched just a couple of mid-horror movies in my life so, what should I expect from this one?

I've lost all my hopes and here we are??! Is this real T_T if yes, please let Circle be the next one which gets a second season

Exactly! The moment Mira started telling them about VR, robots, aliens etc. I was like... ok I did see this coming (it was actually my first guess since S1) but there are still 50 minutes + of this final episode so probably it isn't really about technology and future, and glad it wasn't cuz I would have been quite disappointed? even thou I absolutely love SF stuff/stories... but here, IDK it didn't seem right. And when they were in the psychiatric hospital it also seemed like a cliche to me. Personally, I think a lot of people didn't expect this ending which was actually a realistic and well portrayed ending.

Or a lawyer specialized in criminal stuff?