Summer Strike Episode 7

아무것도 하고 싶지 않아 ‧ Drama ‧ 2022

Episode Title: Dae Bum’s Trauma and Relapse


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Season: 1

Dae Bum and Yeo Reum get closer by the day, and it is not easy for Ji Young to watch them from afar. One day, Dae Bum takes Yeo Reum home after having a great time together, and he runs into writings regarding her sister on the wall of Sunah Billiard. Yeo Reum is worried about him, but that’s about all she can do for him. The next day, Dae Bum does not show up at the library. (Source: Viu)
  • Aired: December 12, 2022

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lam
0 people found this review helpful
Jun 16, 2024

Its nice that there were lots of cute moments…

Its nice that there were lots of cute moments between the two of them. I hope yeo reum is willing to help dae beom overcome his trauma so that she can prove to jin young she also can take care of him.
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abir
1 people found this review helpful
Jun 28, 2023

So many good scenes.

The scene where Dae-Beom isolate himself in the room with no sign of lights, then see himself younger talking to him is so good! Well, ofc I don't wish this to happen to him, but the cinematography was very good as well as the way they decided to portray Dae-Beom's trauma. I also like the part when Bom says she's jealous of how rich Jae-Hoon is, then Jae-Hoon says, for him, she is the richer one, because of the people she has. And let's not talk about how Ji-Young's manipulating the FL lmaoo?! It doesn't seems like she's doing anything wrong, but at the same time it also feels like she's taking advantage of the situation to distance Yeo-Reum from Dae-Beom for her own benefits... which is... wrong!

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Umi
1 people found this review helpful
Jun 12, 2023

Why is ji young so annoying

Since the first episode I didn’t like her she always had an attitude about everything and thought she was better than others. I could tell that she would be someone who would like dae bom. Ever since she first met yeo reum I had a feeling she didn’t like her probably because she felt like a threat to her relationship with dae bom. Also how can she blame yeo reum for moving into the billiard club as if she knew the whole history about the place. She moved all the way from Seoul and needed a place to stay the last thing on her mind was about the history of some people who she never knew about.How can she blame yeo reum for the actions of others, like yeo reum never asked dae bom to pay for the hospital bills he did it out of the kindness of his heart, it’s not her fault that the guy next door graffitied on the shutters. She’s putting the blame on Yeo reum probably because she realised that dae bom has started having feelings for Yeo reum instead of her. I hate how she looks down on yeo reum for not working as if she knows what went on in her life before moving to angok. She expects yeo reum to stop “causing problems” to dae bom because of his past (which yeo reum had no clue about).I know that she’s upset that Dae bom doesn’t have the same feelings as her and is annoyed that he hasn’t noticed that she likes him but it’s kinda hypocritical considering the fact that seong min has showed (quite clearly) that he has feelings for her yet ignores it/doesn’t notice it. I guess we’ve all been like ji young hoping that our crush will like us back even though we don’t leave any hints that we like them. However you can’t get angry that your crush doesn’t like you back/ likes someone else when they weren’t aware of your feelings towards them. The writers and actor are truly amazing, they made a character so easy to hate great acting for ji young.Also love seongmins character development he’s become my favourite character!

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