Oh wow, nice to see Oh Chang Seok doing a new drama the last one I saw him in was A Place in the Sun. I wonder if this one is a daily one as well? Good luck to all of them
Never judge drama on rating cuz it's form korean people there are some dramas that did not get good rating in…
Yes, there are some shows that break the 20% not sure about 30 but that's not to say it never happened. These are typically daily dramas not your regular weekly ones.
I cannot say enough how extraordinary and exceptional this drama is for bringing the much-needed exposure to autism and its different spectrums to light. It touches me at a much personal level as I have two nephews with autism at two different spectrum levels. I also really appreciate the format the drama takes to tackle the various issues it presents, all as equally important as the main issue. I love Park Eun Bin here; this is probably the best I have seen of her. She is highly deserving of the award I am sure she will receive for this fantastic role.
I love how Lee Joon Ho reacts to YW from the first time he met her. Kang Tae Oh has entirely and totally captured my heart with this role and for showing me love doesn't discriminate or hurt; it just loves wholly. The same goes for Joo Hyun Young as Dong Geurami YW's best friend. She is my next most favorite character after Lee Joon Ho. Credit also goes to the rest of the cast, especially Ha Yoon Kyung as Choi Soo Yeon and even Joo Jong Hyuk as Kwon Min Woo, for accurately yet sadly depicting the characters of the many humans living among us daily who think like him -- needed for perspective.
This is the sexiest role I have ever seen Jung So Min play... I love Mu Deok, one of my favorite drama characters, and I love how Jung So Min portrays her, but I also love Gu Yu Jung as Naksu, and I want her back. She was fierce, and Jung So Min interprets her weakness so well that despite missing the actress, I don't miss Naksu per se, if that makes any sense. Uk is also a great character, and Lee Jae Wook is nailing his role... he plays him so gracefully that you see his full potential and power in his weakness.
Surprisingly along with Seo Yul, who has captured me, Go Won, the Crown Prince of Daeho, has also stolen my heart. I am shocked to say for the first time I don't care who Mu Deok ends up with; that's how much I like the three of them and feel that each are deserving of her in their own way. I cannot remember the last time I felt this way about a possible triangle. Great job all around. I am thoroughly enjoying this drama.
I loved today's episode and not ready for this drama to end. Despite not getting as much time as I would've liked with Lee Soo Hyuk, I have utterly and completely loved what I got, for he absolutely commands the screen and steals the show each time. Everything from how he complicatedly interpreted the shock, anguish, and ultimately rage of losing Goo Ryun to the choices he made. Time and time again, Lee Soo Hyuk forces me to appreciate him as an actor and not just a beautiful specimen of a man.
I admit I didn't think we would ever get to Goo Ryun and Park Joong Gil's story, but the build-up and the revelation were touchingly and beautifully done. The credit goes to Kim Hee Sun and Lee Soo Hyuk's palpable chemistry and the writer's sensitive yet compelling approach to addressing and bringing to light the seriousness of suicide and suicide attempts. Everyone from the lead to the supporting cast has done a fantastic job driving the message that suicide is not selfish, nor is it a choice in the eyes of the attempter. But more than that, suicide is preventable, and everyone has a role in saving lives and creating healthy and strong individuals, families, and communities.
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I love how Lee Joon Ho reacts to YW from the first time he met her. Kang Tae Oh has entirely and totally captured my heart with this role and for showing me love doesn't discriminate or hurt; it just loves wholly. The same goes for Joo Hyun Young as Dong Geurami YW's best friend. She is my next most favorite character after Lee Joon Ho. Credit also goes to the rest of the cast, especially Ha Yoon Kyung as Choi Soo Yeon and even Joo Jong Hyuk as Kwon Min Woo, for accurately yet sadly depicting the characters of the many humans living among us daily who think like him -- needed for perspective.
Surprisingly along with Seo Yul, who has captured me, Go Won, the Crown Prince of Daeho, has also stolen my heart. I am shocked to say for the first time I don't care who Mu Deok ends up with; that's how much I like the three of them and feel that each are deserving of her in their own way. I cannot remember the last time I felt this way about a possible triangle. Great job all around. I am thoroughly enjoying this drama.
I admit I didn't think we would ever get to Goo Ryun and Park Joong Gil's story, but the build-up and the revelation were touchingly and beautifully done. The credit goes to Kim Hee Sun and Lee Soo Hyuk's palpable chemistry and the writer's sensitive yet compelling approach to addressing and bringing to light the seriousness of suicide and suicide attempts. Everyone from the lead to the supporting cast has done a fantastic job driving the message that suicide is not selfish, nor is it a choice in the eyes of the attempter. But more than that, suicide is preventable, and everyone has a role in saving lives and creating healthy and strong individuals, families, and communities.