It’s really a matter of personal taste. The basic theme is a woman and two men. For me, it’s a light watch that doesn’t require much thinking. The actors do a great job and their performances feel convincing. I don’t see why someone wouldn’t enjoy it if they like this kind of genre. Not everything has to be a masterpiece.
My impression watching up to 3 episode : From the first few episodes, it appears that the male lead initially shows a subtle interest in the female lead, especially in the scene where he describes her as “quirky and cute” with a hint of a smile, However, during his boxing match, the second female lead's distressed reaction seems to shift his emotional focus. He interprets her visible discomfort as concern for his well-being, assuming it comes straight from care or affection. Yet, the way the scene is portrayed suggests otherwise: her reaction likely comes from a trauma response—possibly due to past abuse or having witnessed violence—rather than romantic worry. This creates a significant misinterpretation on his part, as he forms an emotional attachment based on what he believes her reaction means, not its actual cause. I believe his growing interest in the second female lead is built on a false emotional foundation,.I m wondering how solid are the foundation of that possible romantic relationship especially if the truth behind her reaction eventually comes to light and if I remember correctly she did not clarified the misunderstanding when he went right after the boxing match asking her why she reacted the way she did.
We also know that she was abused from her ex boyfriend or ex husband.That s why she left him but he is after her…
I do not remember the exact episode I think 1st , we saw a young man 25-30 with a photo of a girl HJ ‘ s age looking for her. And in episode 3 HJ had this reaction in the boxing match because she had flashbacks from the abuse she suffered.
ll watch it again once it's finished. The only reason is that I want to protect myself from another blow to my heart, like Reply 1988. Haha, I cried for months — that series truly broke my heart. A hundred memories is my type of drama , very convincing acting and a good story with background the 80/90s but I can see that the story is leaning more and more toward a love triangle, and not in the friends relationship. Not to mention that I am a kim Dami fan and very rarely my team is end story .
I cannot find it in Korean .
From the first few episodes, it appears that the male lead initially shows a subtle interest in the female lead, especially in the scene where he describes her as “quirky and cute” with a hint of a smile, However, during his boxing match, the second female lead's distressed reaction seems to shift his emotional focus. He interprets her visible discomfort as concern for his well-being, assuming it comes straight from care or affection. Yet, the way the scene is portrayed suggests otherwise: her reaction likely comes from a trauma response—possibly due to past abuse or having witnessed violence—rather than romantic worry.
This creates a significant misinterpretation on his part, as he forms an emotional attachment based on what he believes her reaction means, not its actual cause.
I believe his growing interest in the second female lead is built on a false emotional foundation,.I m wondering how solid are the foundation of that possible romantic relationship especially if the truth behind her reaction eventually comes to light and if I remember correctly she did not clarified the misunderstanding when he went right after the boxing match asking her why she reacted the way she did.
Όμως δεν είμαι Ελλάδα. Ειμαι κάτοικος εξωτερικού
And in episode 3 HJ had this reaction in the boxing match because she had flashbacks from the abuse she suffered.
That s why she left him but he is after her .
Not to mention that I am a kim Dami fan and very rarely my team is end story .
RJY was the perfect casting as JH.