closetdramaqueen

i'm also here after googling for dramas without breakups. lol.

this is what i was thinking. like they're stuck in that loop. i get that he was stuck in the book world and could watch her through the pager for a few days. what was confusing was how he went from watching her in the pager to being in 2025, watching his and the girl's last moments together.

yeah, that thought occurred to me too — like they filmed the author of the drama / story at the end. but it was too meta so i didn't wanna lose my mind getting into that :))

so GHM 2025 already knew LHE in episode 1? in the last episode, was he already in the present, waiting for a sign from the beeper that the LHE who knew him was back? lol. i know it's fantasy, but i still want it to make sense.

the ending is a little confusing. other than that, it was a fun play on drama tropes.

slightly less than the mains but the two second leads def outshined them.

idk if the genre is your cup of tea, but her best performance (for me) was in journey to you. i do prefer her other characters though :))

the prosecutor is really, really annoying. i watched the price of confession alongside this drama, and i was thinking how the two prosecutors were alike. they're both prejudiced and unreasonably stubborn. however, i don't think i was this annoyed with the prosecutor in the price of confession.

what did the poor seaweed broth do wrong 😹

lol i love their banter :))

it's out!

i can't wait for the prosecutor to get what's coming to him for being so arrogant and a bully. currently not up to date with the latest episodes, but i'm guessing his father and hhj's father are connected to se na's dad's case.

i love Baek Seong Rae and the dad!

kudos to the show for leaving no trope unturned.

this was a pretty fair and accurate depiction of the show! it didn’t know where it wanted to be on the spectrum of romcom-makjang so many things felt out of place.

actually jen yao was also a perpetrator and the only one willing to pay the price for his crimes.

i like how the show depicted a spectrum of perpetrators—from completely remorseless to (forcefully) apologetic. all of them guilty, and none of them sincerely sorry.

i thought this was beautifully written, but painful to watch.

i really do not feel sorry for the sister. her anger has been displaced since episode one. plus her marketing manager was right to advise her against working with her devious ex. pretty sure he is only using her to gobble up the company she’s worked hard to keep for herself.

it's a pity too because she's one of the more compelling female general characters in drama land.