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This drama took me by surprise. I’ll be honest—the beginning was slow and I struggled to get into it. Had to watch some scenes at faster speeds. But once the story reached its emotional climax, everything changed. Suddenly, the earlier episodes made sense. I found myself appreciating them because they captured the innocence of Azan and Ran’s love—their pure beginning, their quiet happiness, and the life they could have had if everything hadn’t fallen apart.

Episode 38 absolutely wrecked me. I cried so hard I had to pause just to breathe. But that’s the beauty of this story—it makes you feel everything. I also really appreciated how this drama portrayed PTSD and depression honestly and respectfully. It didn’t romanticize trauma or pretend it could be cured with a magic pill or even love alone. Healing is complex, painful, and not guaranteed—and that reality hit hard.

The ending may not have been the fairy-tale many people wanted, but I’m just glad they got their happy ending together rather than apart. It was tragic, but it was theirs. And in a story like this, that feels devastating yet strangely comforting.

This drama will have a hold on me for a long time. I can’t stop thinking about their love, their sacrifice, and the heartbreaking loss of innocence.