I liked the ending but... I have so many questions. I wish it would've been at least 15 minutes longer to explain…
I'm not talking about the webtoon itself, they explained that in the drama, I'm talking about the real world. If creating a fake ID is the route Kang Chul took then the writer should have showed it to us. Making a decent living is not equivalent to the billionaire status Chul had in W. They still don't have a lot of the resources in the real world that they did in W, you can't argue against this. And sure Seong Moo made a ton of money from the webtoon that Yeon Joo can use, but there are still legal matters that were left unsolved. Was he legally declared dead? Was he just reported missing? This wasn't a complete open ending; they tried to wrap up the story but left too many questions unanswered. It's unfortunate, but that's what happened. I'm not saying this was a bad drama, it's one of my favorites of 2016, but that bias doesn't change the fact that the ending was incomplete.
This also might just be my personal opinion, but they should have had more after she found out her dad was dead. They just jumped to a two minute scene by the water with no explanation of how much time has passed or what kind of lives they were living and they ended the story. And it still carried over the grim feeling of a girl finding out her father died and being left with one last gift from him. They didn't give the audience time to recover, there was no comic relief to alleviate negative feelings. They just ended it.
TLDR; the drama was great, but objectively speaking the ending could've been better. End.
I think when the real culprit stole his face, he took his soul too and that's why he was able to control Oh Seong Moo's body from the webtoon. So when the criminal died and he went back to being Oh Seong Moo, their souls were like merged and he became a part of the webtoon.
I was hoping someone could help me out with the questions I have after finishing Healer. Who was the one that…
Okay so I just rewatched Healer and the Elder's men were sent to take the tape and kill Park Dong Chul to hide all evidence of the truth of Kil Ahn's and Joon Seok's deaths and the Farmers' existence.
I liked the ending but... I have so many questions. I wish it would've been at least 15 minutes longer to explain…
Yes but we shouldn't have to assume all of this, they should have told us. And yes the world goes on but I meant more like, Kang Chul suddenly disappeared, how did the people close to him react? How did they move on? *What happened to Do Yoon?* & Like shineean said, Kang Chul wasn't a hacker he was rich and had a ton of resources in the W world (which he no longer has in the real world, as he legally does not exist) + Yeon Joo wasn't a fantastic doctor the writers made that clear in the beginning; they don't have the resources to create a fake identity. I'm not questioning how Kang Chul got there, I'm questioning what he'll do now that he is there. Something the writers /should have/ included in the finale.
I liked the ending but... I have so many questions. I wish it would've been at least 15 minutes longer to explain more of the After. What happened to Do Yoon? He was aware, did he stay in W or did he get to the real world? What happened to the W world? How did Kang Chul adjust to the real world? I mean he doesn't have a real identity there. How could he get a job? How would they register their marriage? Did he get a place to live? How did they explain the dad's disappearance? So many questions...
DOES HE OR DOES HE NOT KNOW I AM DYING FROM THIS SUSPENSE
There's a drama I won't name in case you haven't seen it, but that's exactly what they did. They suddenly revealed in like the second to last episode that the guy knew since like the middle of the show and had just been waiting for her to tell him and because of it I can't stop thinking "what if" lol
I'm like really emotional about this, (thanks to park go bum's brilliant acting) you can really see in his eyes…
I agree, he said he dropped it, but there's a part of me that doesn't think he did. As you said, he was so entranced, it doesn't seem like something he would let go of easily
I'm like really emotional about this, (thanks to park go bum's brilliant acting) you can really see in his eyes how much he has been struggling with his feelings. They were so full of anguish, he was probably so worried about how she would take this, if she'll see his sincerity, and then she closes her eyes to accept the kiss, and just that little gesture makes him so full of joy and he looks at her like she's so precious to him i can't you guys oh my god
I'm getting more and more excited with every teaser omg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BHmKrttXBI8 <<There's…
same i thought i was going to be fine because most of the teasers were ji chang wook's abs but now that we've gotten a glimpse into the show, i'm gonna lose my mind waiting XD
I'm actually so disappointment this didn't reach 20% in the ratings, I was sure it would, sometimes I don't know…
The rating for the finale is probably going to be a jump from the rest of the episodes now that Uncontrollable Fond is over and the new KBS drama doesn't start until the 21st
This also might just be my personal opinion, but they should have had more after she found out her dad was dead. They just jumped to a two minute scene by the water with no explanation of how much time has passed or what kind of lives they were living and they ended the story. And it still carried over the grim feeling of a girl finding out her father died and being left with one last gift from him. They didn't give the audience time to recover, there was no comic relief to alleviate negative feelings. They just ended it.
TLDR; the drama was great, but objectively speaking the ending could've been better. End.
...unless he really does and they're just not telling us yet...