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What a mess
Umm... what? It starts well with the whole tumor thing and him going back to his hometown; so far so good, but then the girl shows up, acts like a bi*** says horrible things about the secondary couple basically almost ruining the doctor's career and the student getting bullied left and right but of course all is immediately forgiven and we see this in the form of group dinner... okay.Then the ex-friend shows up, tells the ML that he likes him, only to immediately disappear, like we don't see him ever again, fell off the face of the planet... okay.
Then, when they could've started much earlier with the whole let's actually treat this tumor and the father showing up... no, they had to waste time with a nonsensical storyline with some gang trying to demolish stores, which culminates with a scarfaced guy covered in tattoos showing up at the school pool, and guess what? We never see him again either... okay.
And then for the grand, horrific, nonsensical, let's throw every single idea we had but didn't have the time to execute cause we wasted time with storylines that did not matter at all, FINALE. The father, after DECADES in complete denial and after beating one of his sons half to death, suddenly, after only 1 conversation with said son, does a complete 180 and is suddenly all for their gay relationships. Also, there is a comet? That will apparently have the same impact as a nuclear bomb? But only that little town is asked to evacuate and not the entire country?
Like I said, WHAT A MESS
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I cried
This is an absolute MASTERPIECE.The acting is amazing! The music is on point! The story, although already done before, is so well told and produced that I just... don't even have the words.
Episode 5 wrecked me, and episode 6 put me back together and sweetly lulled me into a safe and warm embrace.
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MESSY
Super cringe. Awful script. An already overused concept that was made worse by the unnecessary problems that kept popping up once the couple was finally together.Boss and Neul can act; they have already proven that to us, but they can do so better than what is going on here, which I entirely blame on the lackluster script. It feels like the director/writers did a half-assed job, counting on the fact that these two actors are very good at selling intimacy.
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