I'm easily the one for romcoms... BUT this one took the cherry on top for all the recent romcoms I've seen so far. EPISODE 16 was worth all the slow progress between the two; honestly it's really justifiable. Especially how Kyungseok just immediately melts for anything and everything that is Mirae. And most importantly, Cha Eunwoo's smiles!!! I'm fresh from seeing the last episode so I'm still that high. I digress. The thing is, I'm not actually sad to let it go--and I think that's a good thing. I think so because there was closure for the lead characters and both of them are really growing, thus you know it's really a healthy relationship for the both of them. That kid is really a heart-breaker, I can't wait for Eunwoo to pick up more lead roles. I think the last episode finished the drama cleanly so much so I'm happy to let it go; no hard/uncomfortable feelings. (PS: The chemistry between them is palpable, even outside of the small screen this noona/eonnie wants them to be together offscreen too uwu)
EPISODE 16 was worth all the slow progress between the two; honestly it's really justifiable. Especially how Kyungseok just immediately melts for anything and everything that is Mirae. And most importantly, Cha Eunwoo's smiles!!!
I'm fresh from seeing the last episode so I'm still that high. I digress. The thing is, I'm not actually sad to let it go--and I think that's a good thing. I think so because there was closure for the lead characters and both of them are really growing, thus you know it's really a healthy relationship for the both of them.
That kid is really a heart-breaker, I can't wait for Eunwoo to pick up more lead roles.
I think the last episode finished the drama cleanly so much so I'm happy to let it go; no hard/uncomfortable feelings.
(PS: The chemistry between them is palpable, even outside of the small screen this noona/eonnie wants them to be together offscreen too uwu)