After watching such an amazing series, I did not expect to find myself ranting about how stupid and unnecessary that last scene was. Anyone with me on this?

I kind of thought that too , wondered why they added it

but it would give a perfect start to a second season if they ever make one

We can only hope for the best.

lol same. thats the only part I didnt like about the drama. like a few minutes ago there were going about na mu and geu ru being fated as their names are both related to trees but then they introduced a new girl... I literally found it so unsettling. 

I think the only part of the drama that many did not like/found it unnecessary.
Maybe it is a premise for Season 2 as with many Netflix series,  but seems a bit cruel especially when everyone is shipping Na-mu and Geu-ru minutes before :(

Anyways, with the premise and the excellent acting, Season 2 is awaited if they make one :) 

im a bit late here but am i the only one who didnt feel like it was even implying a romantic relationship between them? to me it seemed quite obvious that he realized that either the girl was dying or planning to kill her self, which to me sounds like an interesting thing to see maybe in the first episode of a potential new season, him having to deal with a person who has not died yet. idk maybe its just my opinion

hahahahah i thought wholesome would be the last feeling left when i finished this drama but unexpectedly out of blue and nowhere this drama left me baffled, puzzled, perplexed, dumbfounded, speechless, confused and honestly somewhat excited lol

excited because apparently, unlike most other,

 omo-omo-omo:
everyone is shipping Na-mu and Geu-ru minutes before :(

i never ship them anyway muahahaha. personally i feel like na-mu/geu-ru has less chemistry than na-mu/uncle lol


but still, honestly, it really left a sour taste in my mouth that they suddenly introduce a new character right at the end and then refused to elaborate. like what the heck is their problem (sorry for the rant)

I wish they would have left off that last 30 seconds. In the previous scene we see how he is destined to be with Next Door which would have been the perfect ending to this drama.

They made him appear smitten with the new character with the butterfly indicating fate/destiny.

So unnecessary.

With everyone on the disappointment with the totally unnecessary end scene. The story arc was complete. There was nothing more to add. But Netflix, being Netflix, have to spoil things by waving a potential sequel. It would have been far better if the last scene had been left out. Then, if there ever is a sequel made, it would come as a very plesant surprise.

Most Kdramas are completed within a single series, which is actually one of the things I really like about them. Indeed, if a show has a season two, in most cases I don't consider it a 'Kdrama' . (Yeah, I know they're dramas, and they're Korean, but you hopefully know what I mean!) Unfortunately, the crass commercialism of Netflix seems to be starting to rub off on other production companies. I wonder how long it will be before, like in the West, seasons keep being churned out until a plot idea is done to death, everyone is bored, and we wonder why we thought it was good in the first place!

I don't think this is a spoiler because it hasn't actually happened yet, so I'm not marking it as such, but there was already a potential season two buried in the plot, without the need for the last scene. Madam Jeong (the organiser of the illegal gambling) wasn't caught. She didn't strike me as being the sort of character to let what happened go unanswered. Hmmm. Now, if they were to develop that ... maybe I DO want a season two after all. :-)