thank you for the happy ending. I would not have complained if the writers gave us a tragedy, but that miracle truly gave hope and it was consistent with how the drama is aiming for :)
I put off the last 3 episodes for years because it was just too sad. And today, I am glad that I have finally finished this series. This was such a great watch. Living and not just surviving in this drama has just made it to the next level. I wish more kdramas would explore on grieving and loss and surviving, etc just like this. It is obvious that every character in the series needs therapy, but people can still move on and be healthy and cope, just like the old times when help was still not available.
I really like the webtoon, one of my favorites. you could find a gem storyline every now and then, but more than that, I think the author was a brilliant storyteller that is why this is in my top 5 - an easy read but with a lot of depth. I have high hopes from the director and screenwriter. and the casts have proven it from previous roles, yet I am still crossing my fingers tight that this will be a great show. :)
This maybe the first time that I am glad that I can watch this on netflix and don't have immediate access to comments…
but also, maybe the producers wanted debates to happen about being a good and a bad mother. so it is actually serving it's purpose in letting people think and give their piece :D
This maybe the first time that I am glad that I can watch this on netflix and don't have immediate access to comments that can influence how I like or dislike an episode or the entire series for that matter.
All the characters are trying to survive in their own diverse ways that they know (the protagonists, the villains and even the supporting characters alike). they are all desperate and it is vividly shown (as far as I am concern though). They are willing to compromise to do the bad for the sake of either their own good or the good of their loved ones.. I hear and understand that tough love is not an excuse, but this shows a side of reality in the form of drama how we can get blinded and misunderstand the principles we don't personally adhere. Everything has subjective truths that are believed in yet also has objective facts that can be missed out. I don't know about justification and all, but I just hope for the people who find this uncomfortable to find peace somewhere else.
The 'Gaki da na' (Still a kid, huh?) comment made me squeal!!! {Ep.6}I luv the pairing so much
what is the more literal translation to this? or is this like a full nihonggo expression? and yes, this made me squeal. I read comments that the manga was suggestive, but the drama is trying so hard to make it wholesome and yet slipping to do so as to hinting similar vibe. hahahah.
I can't with Togo at the end. He's so ready to eat Ayaka up just as they got home and as soon as the door closes.…
the only room that they went to to break sweat together, is the sauna room, the only heavenly feeling that they shared is the after glow of sauna the only blushes they got are hot flush because of the heat of the sauna the only skin ship we get is the hand over each other for tiny brief moment! should I keep going? the only moans that we hear are from "hot, hot, hot" the only three rounds they did are sauna, cold water bath, and rest.
ayaka, the kid queen and togo the patient king.
not complaining here :D in fact, I am grateful that the episode finished without a scene of the step mother ;) camping here until the next episode for that "overwriting of the kiss" :D
6 we did not get to see another wedding dress of Ayaka, but that long white dress she wore was so pretty. Walking with Togo and them communicating and just being honest with each other. gaah, if it were not for kamiyama and the evil mother-in-law. oh well, anticipating to the max on the "overwriting the kiss"
I wish more kdramas would explore on grieving and loss and surviving, etc just like this. It is obvious that every character in the series needs therapy, but people can still move on and be healthy and cope, just like the old times when help was still not available.
I could just rewatch this anytime soon.
you could find a gem storyline every now and then, but more than that, I think the author was a brilliant storyteller that is why this is in my top 5 - an easy read but with a lot of depth.
I have high hopes from the director and screenwriter. and the casts have proven it from previous roles, yet I am still crossing my fingers tight that this will be a great show. :)
i am tempted to rewatch for the nth time but because of my pending schedules, the ost will suffice for now :D
All the characters are trying to survive in their own diverse ways that they know (the protagonists, the villains and even the supporting characters alike). they are all desperate and it is vividly shown (as far as I am concern though). They are willing to compromise to do the bad for the sake of either their own good or the good of their loved ones.. I hear and understand that tough love is not an excuse, but this shows a side of reality in the form of drama how we can get blinded and misunderstand the principles we don't personally adhere. Everything has subjective truths that are believed in yet also has objective facts that can be missed out. I don't know about justification and all, but I just hope for the people who find this uncomfortable to find peace somewhere else.
really enjoyed much of his roles. he is getting better each and every project he gets :)
and yes, this made me squeal. I read comments that the manga was suggestive, but the drama is trying so hard to make it wholesome and yet slipping to do so as to hinting similar vibe. hahahah.
the only heavenly feeling that they shared is the after glow of sauna
the only blushes they got are hot flush because of the heat of the sauna
the only skin ship we get is the hand over each other for tiny brief moment!
should I keep going?
the only moans that we hear are from "hot, hot, hot"
the only three rounds they did are sauna, cold water bath, and rest.
ayaka, the kid queen and togo the patient king.
not complaining here :D in fact, I am grateful that the episode finished without a scene of the step mother ;) camping here until the next episode for that "overwriting of the kiss" :D
we did not get to see another wedding dress of Ayaka, but that long white dress she wore was so pretty. Walking with Togo and them communicating and just being honest with each other. gaah, if it were not for kamiyama and the evil mother-in-law. oh well, anticipating to the max on the "overwriting the kiss"