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A perfect alternate reality.
What makes it so profound is how the conflicts really are happening in real life but we are powerless and cannot do anything about it.It makes it satisfactory, therefore, to see the villains getting what they deserve, it's how we would wish karma to act in real life.
Kudos to the entire team for soldiering on amid protests.
And to the protestors, relax, it's fiction.
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The cast is fabulous and they executed the plot perfectly.It is a nice happy ending story although, I felt there's a subtle element lacking that prevents it from being a perfect ten.
There wasn't a need for the secretary to be so wish washy, she could have just chosen a side and stuck with it, writers please.
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We're all trying here!!
A more apt title I'm yet to see.A story with no protagonists and antagonists except life, it makes one think perhaps there's really no winning against life, just winning against moments rather.
It had an incredible cast, seemingly effortless acting that moved us to smiles and tears at the same time.
A story that makes on question the brevity and seriousness of life, honestly, why do we live so hard as if we'd never disappear?
A friendship like no other, not conventional but real brotherhood.
To all of us Hwang dong mans, may wel learn to just be human 'beings' and not human 'doings'.
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A perfect series with the perfect ending.
I love how light hearted it felt, no dramatic dip into melancholy.The friendship between the soldiers, a breath of fresh air from the usual soldier bullying dramas.
And as usual Park Ji hoon delivers, his eyes rather.
The supporting cast was absolutely marvellous too.
With it being that light yet they managed to move us to tears at the end, how incredible.
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