I’ve been watching Kdramas for 6 years now, and the weekend drama format is new to me. I knew about daily dramas, but didn’t realize there was also a weekend format. It seems to me that the production budget is lower with these, but I don’t really mind. It is much slower paced, but that also has its merits, especially since I’m mostly watching kdramas as a supplement to learning the Korean language. There are several things I love about this one. Some things will have to wait to be seen. Overall I’m enjoying the watch despite the lack of fast paced intensity and production budget. Kinda feels like the difference in watching a play versus watching a movie, and I’m appreciating the difference!
Dropping - too graphic for my taste. The story is interesting. I enjoy the leads acting. All of the actors are doing a great job. But I just don’t like or enjoy the graphic scenes.
I’m happy with the flawed characters. ✨ I still don’t think Cha Hee-Sung has a second boyfriend; I think she only agreed to the polyamorous thing because she was afraid to lose him. 💔 I’m happy the writers are growing the characters; and I’m thrilled with their performances.
Parts were good.
Ending was meh.
They left out the ending for the third sister - they really left it like that!?
I just can’t bear to see if the dad messes it all up again.
married couple.
🌉
But seriously I can’t wait until next week!
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I still don’t think Cha Hee-Sung has a second boyfriend; I think she only agreed to the polyamorous thing because she was afraid to lose him.
💔
I’m happy the writers are growing the characters; and I’m thrilled with their performances.
I hate hearing about young people ending their own life.
Isn’t that a little like True Beauty - was there a connection?
His poor family. 😭