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Maybe I'll see that as the story unfolds but for now it is just what it is :D

Hmm, your characterization makes sense. I might check out The Light in Your Eyes :D
The almost the same hairstyle maybe? heheheh. I really don't know, but I can't seem to past see on his characters. But we'll see, as you mentioned, he is mature and older.. In weightlifting fairy and start-up, his love line are about his age where in this drama, he seems to act older and was forced to grow up earlier than he wants to because of the family situation :D
Looking forward to the next episodes :)

Na Hee Do - 21
Baek Yi Jin - 25
ML is 4 years older than FL

where in fact...
Nam Joo Hyuk - 1994
Kim Tae Ri - 1990

Yes, this sure scream youth and coming of age, not just all cute but with actual wisdom :)

Why can I see Jung Joon Hyung (weightlifting fairy) and Nam Do San (Start-up) in Baek Yi Jin?
I hope that I can soon see Baek Yi Jin more as a character than the actor...

It's either these characters are written similarly or Nam Joo Hyuk is not acting at all (because he is like this in real life) or he wants to have a signature acting??

He will be forever Irino Hikaru for me.

Still waiting for this to be on netflix so I can rewatch for the nth time :D

I am currently following the discussion by @defsoulfeels :)

Yay, thanks for the update :D

Happy Birthday uri Maknae, thank you for being born

First episode seems to be your typical school/cops/rookie/youth drama, but the third episode hints wisdom and another dimension of slice of life.

oh, I see. thanks :)

one episode per week?

https://www.personality-database.com/profile/445412/jang-min-jae-all-of-us-are-dead-mbti-personality-type

Found this by accident :P

My favorite character is the maknae jang min jae (I'm guessing that he must have been a freshman because he does not know who Cheong San is). Having known the pecking order in Korea with all the kdramas that I have watched all these years, it must have been hard for him to stick to his sunbaes but he was also very helpful throughout the whole time.

I read a comment from the original webtoon series that the author intend it to be slow to capture emotions and made it relatable and show the audience that they are ordinary people, living their everyday lives in the midst of crisis. That made me look the second half of the drama in a lighter note. The first half was just annoying though, the poor writing of female characters were frustrating.

The plot has a very great potential and made me wonder of the original webtoon (which unfortunately, I cannot find anywhere).
I mean, this was centered on a highschool setting, and who doesn't love youth?
And then it came to me that teens can be clueless, immature who solely live by their feelings.. so yep, there were a lot of frustrating and annoying parts, but hey, adults can be worse.

I binged the whole series, there were several parts that were good but I feel regretful at the same time because I cannot help and think that it could have been better.

I love that the people in the comment section has the same sentiment as me of wanting the original webtoon spoiler of what really happened at the end and how much of it was the same identical to the webtoon... hehehehe.

Nam Ra reminds me so much of Nezuko :D

Thank you for all the people behind this masterpiece. This was really one of my highlights of every week. That was quite the journey and I must say that I am satisfied and grateful for the ending :D

And because rewatching the 16 episode can be overwhelming, I am just glad we have a great line up of OST to relive the memories and feelings.

Lastly, for the MDL community, I genuinely enjoyed our time together. Let us all stay healthy. :)