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I cried more when we thought HDY turned back into his older self at the hospital after his car accident. His family all ran up to hug him and I was a SOBBING mess but it turned out to be a flashback lol. The last couple of eps had me like "uhhh is that it?" :/

Yeah they should've switched back to the older HDY for the kiss scenes and everything after she finally believed who he really was. Seeing her romantically hang out with the minor version of him was weird

Finally went back to finish and it was an overall wonderful drama but I got underwhelmed and bored with the second half. The post-revelation scenes didn't give me the emotional impact I was hoping for either. This probably would've been better suited to be 12 eps but 10/10 for seeing more Wi Ha Joon ;)

I didn't even realize the twist until I read these comments lol. The subtle changes in CY's character make so much more sense in hindsight

AvenueX on youtube made a couple of helpful videos on her breakdown and comparison to the book. Makes me wish there was an english copy I could get my hands on! The differences translated to the drama were so fitting, it's a testament to the amazing screenwriting and direction

wait a minute...weren't these leads siblings in sweet home?

completely agree about the plot. i think thats why i found it so boring. there was no goal, it was literally just them hanging out until something happened to them. got marginally more interesting when yi kyung was at least trying to figure out more about the monster origins but then even she kind of abandoned it

well yeah, it has a high mdl rating and imo it didn't come close to that. it's ok to have different opinions about a drama lol

yeah i can see what you're saying. definitely agree on your ending, very beautiful yet tragically deserved but nah we watched her and logan drive off into the afterlife sunset lol. this conversation alone is more than the writer put into this drama

i agree. character motivations made little to no sense to me for most of this drama

love jeong seon ah's character, brilliant acting by kim min jung. probably my favorite kdrama villain of all time. even her musical theme choices were perfect (hello master and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4IKNl0DOv8c)

yeah it looks so silly that I can't take it seriously lol. I'm about half way through now and I really don't get the hype. gonna continue and hope it gets better

just finished the first ep...the cgi is so bad lol

welp...a year later and i finally went back to finish lol. i don't think kim myung min really captured the personality of the other song hyeon cheol very well. he was still so stiff when his character was meant to encapsulate the bubbly and bright nature of the chef

and i agree with my early comment about this dragging lol. 18 eps is waaaaay too long for this. on one hand, there were too many filler episodes and on the other, the ending felt rushed

still, something about this drama is so comforting and the main theme ost never fails to get me emotional. idk what it is but i guess i have a soft spot for these kind of family dramas with a more mature cast

eh, idk if i would call him a good person. he ultimately tricked the old man and got him "killed" just to further his own game. agree on the survivor's guilt though

yeah this was just ok. the production and hype all over the internet has all the locals thinking this is the best kdrama ever lol

have you watched the others to say that? lol

yeah i literally couldn't go a day without seeing at least one squid game tiktok on my fyp. figured it was better to just watch it before i got everything spoiled :/

the vips were so criiiiiinge

so you're telling me ssr - the same woman who was a meticulous planner and thought 857943764 steps ahead of the other characters - deliberately fell off that cliff and just...died?? no backup???

lemme get this straight:
s1: she feels guilty for not being there for min seol ah. successfully begins to execute revenge & later fakes her death
s2: after nearly a season of her children and friends mourning her loss, she reappears
s3: spends ep after ep trying to make amends with seok kyeong for abandoning her

she's portrayed as a "pure" figure serving justice but her own children are without their mom (forreal this time), she set up eun byeol to watch her own mom "kill" her, and ro na lost a mother figure after both of her parents were murdered. at this point, what hera palace kid DIDN'T she traumatize

i know i told you guys to shut your brain off and ride through the ridiculousness but even this had me like wtf lol

so what i'm getting from these comments is the plot's boring and the rating is inflated because of iu fans??