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I know. They recently created a web version. But I watched this over 3 months ago and at the time the last few episodes were not available with subs aside from the app. So I ended up watching them on my phone.

Exactly. The slow romance fits them. He is a very serious and cold man that is all about his work, so it would not be realistic if he fell for her right away and was very obvious in the way he shows his affection. I usually dont like when the romance is slow but in this particular drama it makes sense and allows the plot to develop properly.

Good question. They could have added it because of his super good memory, except hyperthymesia is an actual condition, so it cannot be considered fantasy. Unless they add some unrealistic elements to his condition. No idea. I guess we will have to wait and see. Maybe it was added by mistake, it would not be the first time it happens.

That is the part I did not like. So basically there is this huge project that either him or this other guy who is supposed to be the villain are fighting to get. The project is to build a resort or something in the Miryeong Forest. But investigating the forest turns out to be a challenge since the area is restricted and there is always someone guarding the place (aka the second female lead who is like a dog that does not want to let go of its bone lol).

So the male lead makes a deal with his boss that if he is able to investigate the forest and find a way to make the project possible then he will be in charge of it. To be able to have access to the forest he joins the rescue team so he can investigate without arising suspicion. In other words, he joins the rescue team for selfish reasons.

But I think he is slowly realizing how important his job is since he has saved the life of quite a few people without considering his own and he is also falling in love with the female lead so my guess is he will soon start to struggle about what to do next. He might find himself liking his job as a rescuer more than his real job and he seems to be kind of enjoying this new way of living.

Yeah, it did. When watching the first part of season 1 I was wondering why the rating was so low since the plot was pretty interesting. But after reaching the end and seeing how the second season was a waste of time, I understood why so many people gave it a low rating.

Like I said: "only available raw or with machine generated subs". The subs are so bad that I just watched it raw. But since this season is pretty bad it did not make a difference. I could tell what was going on even without the subs and I did not like it. If you want to watch for the romance or because you want closure from season 1, then dont, you will not get a proper ending.

The most recent episodes (9-12) show that the drama is slowly getting better. He seems to be getting more and more involved with his rescue work and she finally got some patients, even if it was because of her sponsor (the male lead lol). There were some interesting scenes like her dancing in the games center and the end of ep 12, damn. That is all I am saying so you can experience those last minutes without spoilers. But it is steamy. XD

I am currently watching. I love it. The romance is slow paced but it fits the main leads personality and background.

The subs are machine translations tho. Most of the time it makes no sense. Maybe they will fix them later.

I would say not watching it at all would be a waste cause the male lead makes up for the female lead’s faults. He is really nice.

Maybe try watching the first half or so until they break up and then skip to the last episode and you wont be losing much when it comes to their relationship. The other half is pretty much the male lead showing he loves her more than she deserves cause he sticks around even when she starts dating the other guy and tries to win her over again. He never really gives up on her. Even near the end when it seems like he did give up, it is all sort of his plan. Lol

The only things you will lose by skipping these episodes are the relationship between her brother and his student and the events happening in the supporting character’s lives.

Great analogy. If I watched this drama when I first started watching kdramas I would have probably seen it as the half full glass, but after so many years watching dramas I have come to expect more and more from the dramas I watch so I start seeing some of them as a half empty glass.

Yup, agree. She seemed ok at first but once they started dating she just started annoying me to no end. The male lead had a few moments in the beginning where he was a little immature or got angry easily but he had a lot of character growth and by the end of the drama he was a lot more mature than her even if he was younger.

This one is full of flaws. The start was more or less interesting but from there it just went down. Most characters were one-dimensional and were just there. The male lead fell in love with her when and why? It was never explained. The actors had zero chemistry and it did not help that there were no kisses at all. (sorry if you consider that a spoiler) The romantic scenes felt more like MVs rather than the progressing of the plot and there were jumps from one scene to another that felt unnatural and like something was missing, almost as if scenes were cut off. There are 2 endings, a sad one and a happy one and neither were executed well. The last episode was predictable, underwhelming and filled with an unnecessary amount of flashbacks.

Overall, it was quite disappointing.

Sorry to break it to you but that is pretty much it. The writers waited until the last episode for them to get back together and the male lead did not accept her right away (which he was in his right to do and should have taken even longer after all she did to him) and in like the middle of the last episode they finally get back together, there is a kiss and a few scenes of them and then at the end of the episode he comes for a short visit and they like hug and there is a forehead kiss or something and thats it.

I was disappointed. I needed more of them together after like 20 episodes of the female lead being an idiot and having to put up with the second male lead’s annoying face.

If you’re in it solely for the main couple, then watch the first half or so, until episode 20 something and then watch the last episode, cause they only get back together then. I loved and hated this drama at the same time. The male lead is just such a great man and the female lead does not seem to appreciate him enough. :(

I will be honest, I was disappointed. I wanted to see some good romance and the main leads overcoming obstacles TOGETHER. That is not what happened. The first half or so was good, then everything went downhill solely because of the female lead. The problem was not what society or her parents would think, the problem was that she herself felt ashamed of the whole idea of being in a relationship with a younger guy. She built walls around her and then complained about how she could not climb them. She treated her boyfriend as "the mistress" even while dating him. She never owned up to the fact that they were in a relationship and used a substitute when in social situations, aka the manipulative and the "let me take advantage of the situation" second male lead.

It was one of those rare times when I felt the female lead did not deserve the male lead. He was just too good for her and it was obvious that he loved her more. The ending was not bad but it felt like there were things missing or that there should have been more. There were several episodes prior to the ending where I felt nothing really was happening and they should have used that time to wrap up things a little better.

It was not a bad drama, I enjoyed it...especially when the female lead was not being a ***** and the second male lead was nowhere to be seen, but it definitely did not meet my expectations.

That is the thing tho. They were portraying a serious topic like North Korea and most of the first half they followed that direction with a few comedic and touching scenes here and there. Then it became more of a "you are in kdrama land" and some characters just happen to come from NK. There were many inconsistencies from that point on and the story became less and less interesting for me. The romance would have been just as good, if not better, had their first time meeting been in NK. All the coincidences building up to that were unnecessary. They could have still gone for the same ending as both leads had a special connection with that country and it was a place where they could safely be together. No need to have been there and met or almost met in the past. The picture, the piano song, the recording, they were all added for the sake of the "it was fate that brought us together" storyline. And for me the drama did not need any of that and had it never gone towards that direction and it would have probably kept me as invested as I was in the beginning.

Tragedy is one of the tags, so brace yourself for impact. It might be there just because the mother is dead but who knows, they might kill someone else by the end of the drama....it might even be the little kid. They can be cruel sometimes.

This is literally the remake of a movie I watched a long time ago starred by Lindsay Lohan but instead of having the length of a movie, it drags the exact same plot as the movie for 11 hours. Is it bad? Not really. But it is not anything special either. I imagine people who really liked it either never watched the movie and the plot was completely new to them or they are HUGE fans of the movie. I fit neither of these categories. I watched the movie and kind of liked it at the time (I was a teenager then lol) but did not love it.

So for me this was neither bad nor good. It was just average and I will probably forget about ever watching it pretty soon.

Yeah. The drama had its qualities but all these coincidences were too much. Even for the kdrama world. XD