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Indeed, given the circumstances they're in. Bad, bad writing. 5 more episodes to go. For the love of JHI, let's stick it out to the end. Let's enjoy the ride---wherever the last 5 epis may take us. Lol.

Agree & agree! The last scene in ep 11 left me speechless. I was more baffled than delighted. I was actually thinking of dropping this drama after episode 11. But, no, I'm here for the ride. I've come this far I'll see it through. Lol. That said, I better learn to enjoy it exactly as it is!

I know. This was marketed as a romance drama. So it's expected that the main leads fall in love somewhere in the course of the story, regardless of the circumstances. It's only right that they must serve the fans what was promised. I'm not critical about the main leads' love angle, but more of the timing and how it was written and executed.

Certainly. 50 million rabid fans.

Hooray it's a happy ending!

I was waiting for "Puradak" to appear. Lol.

Yeah, exactly how a dreamy girl in her 20s behaves. Her character is on-point on this detail.

I'm glad I'm not the only one who feels that way towards Soo Hoo. His character running off the rails because a love story must happen is a letdown. This aside, JHI is doing so well overall. His acting chops are solid. I'm giving the man the compliment and admiration he so rightfully deserves cos he's worked so hard breathing life into Soo Hoo's character.

Be careful what you wish for, you might just get it! Don't forget it's a Disney series. It's where the magic happens!

We can only hope that CSB & JHI reunite in another project one day and gift us with another drama that is as beautiful and heartwarming as this one.

We are now in an era where formulaic dramas are no longer the norm. Snowdrop happens to be a powerhouse of seasoned actors so viewers expected a more complex and, somehow, logical plot because it has been going strong from the start. Until a fairytale love story was forced in the middle (because Disney lol). But you're right, even in life, sometimes, nothing makes sense. So, yeah, just enjoy it as you like it and let others say what they want to say. It's a free world, sister!

It was cut 4 episodes short cos of low viewership in SK during the time it was being aired. Hence, the story of some supporting cast wasn't developed fully and ended neatly. Albeit a bit rushed, I think the writer and director were able to give the audience a satisfying ending. :)

I agree with your observation. Kim Hye Yoon & JHI's subtextual intentions are manifesting. This is why we are so drawn to their characters. There's emotional intensity and depth in delivery in terms of acting.

I feel you. Maybe that's the director and the screenwriter sending us a note to not to get too invested in this drama. I'm out. I'm dropping this for now.

If you will look closely, it was more of a peck on the philtrum. Sohoo knows his breath is too stinky for a sweet lip kiss.

Exactly, it's absurd. It's a drama after all. The scriptwriter can make anything happen in the name of fan service.

She's dense and reckless. A child with a rudimentary sense of danger.

Lol. I always look forward to your funny logical comments. Keep 'em coming!

After watching ep 8, I think I'm giving this drama a rest. I love how the MLs overcome every obstacle that comes their way, but it seems to be the plotline has gone all over the place. Too many characters involved and the subplots have become too much to handle. I'll wait for it to complete airing and decide from there if I'll continue watching.

Same goes for me. I liked ep 7. It's getting more interesting.