What's up with your judgmental tone? Stop projecting you personal feelings/experiences on some fictional character.…
Were you not gay-shaming a while ago? "because straight guy won't defend romantic drama character xd" Yet, you are on a romcom page? There are scores of both straight and queer guys who enjoy romcoms. Who made you the judge of anything?
OMG!!!! OMG!!! OMG!!! Was this an awesome drama or what? I cannot! I smiled 1,000 times throughout. Loved every…
Usually I find scenes such as that between SJ and Sol's grandmother cringey. But this felt so damn sincere. I also loved how understated the moment was. Also, I love understated proposals... Intimate, short, elegant, to the point, and heartfelt. The actual proposal in LR will go down as one of the best in my viewing experience, if not the best. ππβ€
The only scene that made me cry (in 16 episodes) was the one in 16 where grandma put her hand on his heart and…
Usually I find scenes such as that between SJ and Sol's grandmother cringey. But this felt so damn sincere. I also loved how understated the moment was.
i haven't read the webtoon but from what i've heard, they're pretty similar. the only difference ik of is that…
Actually, they are quite dissimilar. The drama writer added a lot of depth to the original story. There is no taxi driver or Tae Sung. Sun Jae didn't know of Sol during their high school days. He died due to an accidental combination of medicines that shouldn't be taken together. And some other changes.
When Sol moved to trigger a complete reset of events, her grandmother was yet to get dementia. I hypothesise that SJ lost his watch prior to Sol moving and her grandmother held onto it all these years due to a feeling of deja vu... as all memories leave an imprint on the soul.