I absolutely loved this drama. There wasn't a single unnecessary scene that made it feel boring everything was perfectly paced. The story, emotions, and acting were all amazing đ
Miles Wei's performance as Ji Yu was absolutely outstanding. His emotional acting was incredibly powerful. The scene where Ji Yu broke down in Tu Xiao's arms after his mother's death was so heartbreaking that it brought me to tears as well Overall, this is one of the best dramas I've watched. Every episode kept me engaged from start to finish. Highly recommendedâ¤ď¸
There was really no point in deleting all contact. Qing Ye's father wasn't a bad person, nor did he threaten his…
If you haven't watched 12 Letters yet, I would recommend giving it a try. It's excellent from the very first episode to the last, and the story stays engaging throughout. â¤ď¸
There was really no point in deleting all contact. Qing Ye's father wasn't a bad person, nor did he threaten his…
The drama was amazing up until Episode 25 and genuinely touched my heart. Unfortunately, the last few episodes were very disappointing and ended up ruining much of the enjoyment I had from the overall story.**
**The ending should have been more emotional and heart-touching. Dramas like *12 Letters* left a strong emotional impact, and *Our Generation* had one of the best endings because it showed everything properlyâfrom their growth and relationship to their future and marriage. The story felt complete and satisfying from the very first episode to the last. Sadly, this drama didn't give me that same feeling by the end.
Can we have a discussion regarding FL cutting off contact with ML? I would like to hear some opinions please
There was really no point in deleting all contact. Qing Ye's father wasn't a bad person, nor did he threaten his daughter in any way that would make her so afraid that she felt the need to delete all her contacts and completely cut Xing Wu out of her life. Alright, let's assume Qing Ye did it because she wanted Xing Wu to come after her all the way to Beijing. But he never came anyway, so what was the point of deleting everything and cutting off all contact in the first place?
Very disappointed with the last 4 episodes. đ I honestly don't understand what the editor was thinking. The last 4 episodes completely ruined the enjoyment of the drama for me. They shouldn't have reunited the leads in Beijing; meeting again at the lighthouse would have been a much more fitting and meaningful ending. It could have been as memorable as *Reborn*. *Reborn* had a great ending, but this drama's ending left me really disappointed.
Another thing that didn't make sense to me was the female lead's father. He wasn't even that bad, and he never threatened them. So suddenly deleting contact information, cutting off communication, and staying apart for so many years felt completely illogical.
In my opinion, this drama never needed 30 episodes. 24 episodes would have been perfect for the story. They could have separated the couple at the end of Episode 23 and reunited them in Episode 24. That would have made the ending far more emotional, realistic, and satisfying.
That being said, I still really loved the characters. The chemistry between the leads was wonderful, and the cast did an excellent job bringing their roles to life. Their performances and the emotional moments throughout the drama are what kept me invested until the very end. Unfortunately, the weak ending prevented the drama from reaching its full potential.
I really loved this drama's story, concept, and especially the male lead's acting. However, one thing disappointed meâthe cinematography. The director shot so many scenes from such a distance that it felt like the camera was afraid to get any closer.
Some moments and dialogues are meant to be felt through the actors' facial expressions and body language, but here they were captured from so far away that the emotions didn't come across as strongly as they could have. The playground scene and the train station scene are the biggest examples of this.
Other than that, I absolutely loved the story. â¤ď¸
Both her family AND him wronged her. You are sitting here making excuses for a predator that groomed a literal…
Iâm not saying that Kim Soo-hyun is right or that he did nothing, and Iâm not supporting him either. I just stand with what is right and what is wrong.
If Kim Sae-ron really died because of him, then he should receive the same kind of punishment for what happened to her. But if Kim Soo-hyun is not actually at fault, and he also falls into depression and ends up taking his own life like Kim Sae-ron, then how will we punish ourselves for accusing him without knowing the full truth?
This is exactly why people should wait until the whole truth comes out instead of believing a few statements and pointing fingers. Situations like this are the reason some people take such extreme steps. As the saying goes, we should believe what we truly see and hear once the complete truth is known
Both her family AND him wronged her. You are sitting here making excuses for a predator that groomed a literal…
I just want to say that the family should have taken the first step earlier. When that innocent girl was going through everything, no one really seemed to care. Now everyone just comes forward to express regret.
But think about it â under so much pressure, Kim Sae Ron took her own life. And now the same kind of pressure is being put on Kim Soo Hyun. Do people really want him to end up the same way?
A relationship is never one-sided. It takes two both of them were happy in that relationship, and both of them chose to separate by their own will.
Now it just feels like people are looking for someone to blame. They just want a chance to criticize nothing more.
Both her family AND him wronged her. You are sitting here making excuses for a predator that groomed a literal…
Whatever happened, it happened with the consent of both sides. Kim Sae Ron was young, but she chose to date him of her own will. Iâm not saying it was right for Kim Soo Hyun to date a minor â that part is wrong. But Iâm talking about her family. When their daughter was alive and going through a difficult time, why didnât they support her? At that time, it was Kim Soo Hyun who stood by her during her hardships. Back then he was considered good, but now he has suddenly become the bad one. They should have stopped their daughter at that time â why didnât they say anything then?
And tell me, in this world, who only starts dating after 18?
That brĂśknshht only knows how to repeat the same long and boring nonsense, full of errors, lies and other cr@p…
This matter is being blown out of proportion. Itâs not even that big. The family shouldâve walked with the truth â first they didnât even look after their daughter and pushed her to the brink of death, and now by doing all this, what do they want? That Kim Soo Hyun should end up like their daughter too?
It already feels so bad for us just hearing all this â imagine how horrible it must feel for the person actually going through it. Iâm sure he must be thinking, âEven doing good became a sin.â
I feel bad for Kim Sae Ron too. Even after her death, her name is being dragged through the mud like this. Whatever the matter was, the family shouldâve sat down and cleared it; they shouldnât have thrown her name around like this.
bvtch when did they say they want money from him? he's not that rich he's now broke AF and by the time this case…
You canât talk nonsense and force your opinions on me, okay First learn how to speak properly 𤨠If you think Kim Soo Hyun is wrong, thatâs your thinking not mine. I donât believe Kim Soo Hyun is wrong no one in this world is completely pure, neither you nor me.
Iâm only angry because when Kim Sae Ron was going through a hard time, Kim Soo Hyun supported her, and at that time he was considered a good person. But when Kim Sae Ron was struggling the most, why wasnât her family with her to support her? If her family had stood by her and understood her problems, she would still be alive today
And the most important thing when her parents knew that their daughter was dating Kim Soo Hyun, why didnât they say anything then? She wasnât a child at that time But after her death she suddenly became a âchildâ to them Use your brain a little and youâll understand who is right and who is wrong.
Loving someone is not wrong. Just because Kim Sae Ron loved Kim Soo Hyun doesnât mean he is the one who caused her death.
And now her family is coming forward accusing Kim Soo Hyun â but where were they when Kim Sae Ron actually needed them? It was Kim Soo Hyun who stood by her during her hardest times. If her family had supported her back then, made her feel that âno matter what happens, we are with you,â maybe she would still be alive today.
I will only say this: the family doesnât seem worried about their daughterâs death â they seem more concerned about taking money from Kim Soo Hyun.
Loving someone is not wrong. Just because Kim Sae Ron loved Kim Soo Hyun doesnât mean he is the one who caused her death.
And now her family is coming forward accusing Kim Soo Hyun â but where were they when Kim Sae Ron actually needed them? It was Kim Soo Hyun who stood by her during her hardest times. If her family had supported her back then, made her feel that âno matter what happens, we are with you,â maybe she would still be alive today.
I will only say this: the family doesnât seem worried about their daughterâs death â they seem more concerned about taking money from Kim Soo Hyun.
Do you know about the Chinese actor? I can't remember the name of the actor from a Chinese vertical drama. Can…
I want to know the name of the male lead in this drama. If you know the name of the drama, please tell me that too. I've searched a lot, but I couldn't find this drama anywhere. https://youtu.be/0kT_lksjkKM?si=Edx_66i-KJW2wPp7
You're right, I've watched many dramas of this male lead, and his face doesn't give off a second male lead vibe. 𤨠I feel like the Chinese don't value talent properly. đ
Miles Wei's performance as Ji Yu was absolutely outstanding. His emotional acting was incredibly powerful. The scene where Ji Yu broke down in Tu Xiao's arms after his mother's death was so heartbreaking that it brought me to tears as well
Overall, this is one of the best dramas I've watched. Every episode kept me engaged from start to finish. Highly recommendedâ¤ď¸
**The ending should have been more emotional and heart-touching. Dramas like *12 Letters* left a strong emotional impact, and *Our Generation* had one of the best endings because it showed everything properlyâfrom their growth and relationship to their future and marriage. The story felt complete and satisfying from the very first episode to the last. Sadly, this drama didn't give me that same feeling by the end.
Alright, let's assume Qing Ye did it because she wanted Xing Wu to come after her all the way to Beijing. But he never came anyway, so what was the point of deleting everything and cutting off all contact in the first place?
I honestly don't understand what the editor was thinking. The last 4 episodes completely ruined the enjoyment of the drama for me. They shouldn't have reunited the leads in Beijing; meeting again at the lighthouse would have been a much more fitting and meaningful ending. It could have been as memorable as *Reborn*. *Reborn* had a great ending, but this drama's ending left me really disappointed.
Another thing that didn't make sense to me was the female lead's father. He wasn't even that bad, and he never threatened them. So suddenly deleting contact information, cutting off communication, and staying apart for so many years felt completely illogical.
In my opinion, this drama never needed 30 episodes. 24 episodes would have been perfect for the story. They could have separated the couple at the end of Episode 23 and reunited them in Episode 24. That would have made the ending far more emotional, realistic, and satisfying.
That being said, I still really loved the characters. The chemistry between the leads was wonderful, and the cast did an excellent job bringing their roles to life. Their performances and the emotional moments throughout the drama are what kept me invested until the very end. Unfortunately, the weak ending prevented the drama from reaching its full potential.
Some moments and dialogues are meant to be felt through the actors' facial expressions and body language, but here they were captured from so far away that the emotions didn't come across as strongly as they could have. The playground scene and the train station scene are the biggest examples of this.
Other than that, I absolutely loved the story. â¤ď¸
If Kim Sae-ron really died because of him, then he should receive the same kind of punishment for what happened to her. But if Kim Soo-hyun is not actually at fault, and he also falls into depression and ends up taking his own life like Kim Sae-ron, then how will we punish ourselves for accusing him without knowing the full truth?
This is exactly why people should wait until the whole truth comes out instead of believing a few statements and pointing fingers. Situations like this are the reason some people take such extreme steps. As the saying goes, we should believe what we truly see and hear once the complete truth is known
But think about it â under so much pressure, Kim Sae Ron took her own life. And now the same kind of pressure is being put on Kim Soo Hyun. Do people really want him to end up the same way?
A relationship is never one-sided. It takes two both of them were happy in that relationship, and both of them chose to separate by their own will.
Now it just feels like people are looking for someone to blame. They just want a chance to criticize nothing
more.
And tell me, in this world, who only starts dating after 18?
It already feels so bad for us just hearing all this â imagine how horrible it must feel for the person actually going through it. Iâm sure he must be thinking, âEven doing good became a sin.â
I feel bad for Kim Sae Ron too. Even after her death, her name is being dragged through the mud like this. Whatever the matter was, the family shouldâve sat down and cleared it; they shouldnât have thrown her name around like this.
First learn how to speak properly đ¤¨
If you think Kim Soo Hyun is wrong, thatâs your thinking not mine.
I donât believe Kim Soo Hyun is wrong no one in this world is completely pure, neither you nor me.
Iâm only angry because when Kim Sae Ron was going through a hard time, Kim Soo Hyun supported her, and at that time he was considered a good person. But when Kim Sae Ron was struggling the most, why wasnât her family with her to support her? If her family had stood by her and understood her problems, she would still be alive today
And the most important thing when her parents knew that their daughter was dating Kim Soo Hyun, why didnât they say anything then? She wasnât a child at that time But after her death she suddenly became a âchildâ to them
Use your brain a little and youâll understand who is right and who is wrong.
Just because Kim Sae Ron loved Kim Soo Hyun doesnât mean he is the one who caused her death.
And now her family is coming forward accusing Kim Soo Hyun â but where were they when Kim Sae Ron actually needed them?
It was Kim Soo Hyun who stood by her during her hardest times. If her family had supported her back then, made her feel that âno matter what happens, we are with you,â maybe she would still be alive today.
I will only say this: the family doesnât seem worried about their daughterâs death â they seem more concerned about taking money from Kim Soo Hyun.
Just because Kim Sae Ron loved Kim Soo Hyun doesnât mean he is the one who caused her death.
And now her family is coming forward accusing Kim Soo Hyun â but where were they when Kim Sae Ron actually needed them?
It was Kim Soo Hyun who stood by her during her hardest times. If her family had supported her back then, made her feel that âno matter what happens, we are with you,â maybe she would still be alive today.
I will only say this: the family doesnât seem worried about their daughterâs death â they seem more concerned about taking money from Kim Soo Hyun.
https://youtu.be/0kT_lksjkKM?si=Edx_66i-KJW2wPp7
I can't remember the name of the actor from a Chinese vertical drama. Can you help me?
I feel like the Chinese don't value talent properly. đ