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I remember stopping around where the son got the Dad to agree to go to the hospital for tests, and the youngest son made tofu and managed to sell it all with his girlfriend.
I can't remember what episode this happened in.

Also, what ep does the dad die, or is it right at the end?
How sad is this going to be? I was already crying buckets on every ep around where I stopped so I know it gets worse, but is there at least something good at the end? I've only watched shows that left me angry recently so I don't mind a good cry if there's something good at the end.

I'm going back to watch this so someone spoiled me.

I never did finish this because I started crying too much once the kids knew. It was heart breaking.

Came here from the recommendations under Kimi WA Petto. I don't know why but jdramas always have the weirdest, most random plots. It's hilarious. I had no idea where the summary was going so the line where the CEO asked to be treated as a slave took me by surprise. I might watch just for that.

Finished the first ep and I'm not sure I can handle more kids dying 😕
I just came from a kdrama with too much of that, it's the highest body count I've ever seen outside of a disaster or apocalypse movie

I actually knew about this drama years ago when I watched an FMV on it. I just watched the ML in Thirty but Seventeen recently and I finally fell on this again since I have nothing else to watch (mentioned in the comments of the drama Awaken with Nam Goongmin.)
It's been about 5 years (first saw the FMV early in 2018) but I'm finally ready to watch it. I'm going in expecting to cry at some point.

At first the ML couldn't see her dying, since she died because of him. In the original vision he saw from the villain, the villain said something about ML never seeing her again. Since the ML managed to save both of them, it means in the original vision, she probably died. That's what I meant.

But in the end he did see her changed death.

because he's probably alive but I would have loved to see it. And yet seeing a hint of him is better than nothing. I hate it when dramas leave you guessing (which this one still kind of is but I'll go on believing that was him with the blue candy.)

I also wish there was enough time to fit in the scoop, we don't know what the public is told about the tragedy, if the total number of casualties is ever found out, what their objective was, how the reporter explains the Blue House Chief Secretary turning into an old man.
When Jamie goes home, does she tell anything to her adoptive family?
So many questions that will never be answered.

As with a lot of great dramas, I want more. I'm okay with the inconclusive ending, but at the same time I'm not...

Got the warning from all the comments. This drama ends for me on ep 8 (minus the last ten or so minutes) and I skipped through the last 4 eps, but I might be interested in a season two just to see where they plan to take it.

Went up to ep 8 (with lots of skipping) but had to go to the last ep because I can't stand watching this. It's just not the drama for me. Several actors I know and like are in this drama:
Jang Hyuk, Dong Ha, Hyun Min, Jeon Sung Woo. But they were not enough to keep me watching. The writing just doesn't work for me (and I can't get over how annoying the FL was in the beginning to actually like her later in the romance.)

First 4-5 eps the FL is so incompetent it's painful, but it gets interesting after that.

I don't hate her, but the stalking put me off. Also how she tried to force her way into his life because she thought he was in contact with a serial killer who killed his father.

I think at that scene where he rushed to the FL and not his brother is because no one should have known who Min was, his lost younger brother, so he didn't expect for Min to be attacked.

Female lead, not first male lead

I see foreign comments and reviews on this site all the time, just Google translate it.

An ok story, watched some episodes ad skipped a whole lot, the YouTube videos I watched were oddly arranged and I suspect some scenes were cut since some episodes were barely twenty minutes (with a short side story after the end credits before the second end credits 🤔)
The sound was cut off for most of what I watched so I don't really feel anything towards this show. But the leads were cute (and honestly, the villain is hot. I only saw him in the last ep but this scene where he's putting on his glasses after beating on the male lead reminded me of Ji Chang-Wook.)

Tried this and I get why people say it's confusing. At times it's hard to distinguish whether a scene is part or present without the characters making it obvious for you. I'm sure it doesn't help that I skipped, but I honestly only looked for this because of the pool scene in ep 3.

I either love or hate noble idiocy depending on the drama. I don't feel sorry for the FL at all, she could have saved herself a lot of pain and trouble if she'd made better choices.

Even with comments like those people will still watch. The only time such comments have stopped me from seeing a drama is when I didn't want to watch it anyway but wanted to consider it out of boredom, or if there are certain triggers I don't like in the drama (like if it's a tragic ending.)
I'm sure you've seen dramas you didn't like and complained about them in comments at one point, I know I have, so telling other people not to watch or complain if they get angry at a drama is just being a hypocrite.