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The host doing damage control during that press con made laugh so hard. Ming giving zero crap about Sol then was just too damn funny.

The funeral was heartbreaking. Sol's really starting to piss me off. Can't wait for next week.

People are just choosing Sol because compared to Ming, he seems like a better option. So people are blind to his gaslighting Joe about Ming's real feelings. If he was truly the best character he would've let Wut tell Joe the truth and let him make his own decisions and for once in his life, take responsibility of his own life.

I kept up with it and so far so good. I've been skipping and watching it though. It's awfully slow paced. Something in the Rain and One Spring Night were both great. Slow paced but still more engaging than this one. But the drama seems to have picked up from the 6th ep.

I'm on the 3rd episode and thinking of dropping this drama because it's so damn boring. Please let me know if it gets better in the coming eps.

I'm on the 3rd episode and thinking of dropping this drama because it's so damn boring. Please let me know if it ge.e coming eps

Lol, the finale seemed to be damage control for YW and JW. Sorry, but I'm not buying what you're selling. Overall, I honestly enjoyed the show, especially the first half. The second half frustrated and appalled me, but I was still invested till the end. By far, This show had the most participants I genuinely liked - SS, JH, CA and CH and I loved the family element that was showcased initially. I usually find the men on Kdating shows to be below average, average or very rarely above average. Two guys on this show were absolute gems to me till the end (CH & JH). Both pairs of Park siblings were just a delight to watch.

They're not doing things exactly as in the novel so I think this is one of the changes.

Not sure but honestly I'm not surprised. They weren't very compatible to begin with.

That hasn't happened yet. In the novel, Ming does confront Joe about how similar he is to the old Joe that it has to be him. Then just like in the series he gets interrupted by the call of them discovering the body. After Ming finishes his crying session over the body and all that he sets a trap for the real Joe which his fully walks into, which is what you're referring to. That was set up so well in the novel. Hope they do it similarly in the series too.

I agree. Jaehyung said he wants to date someone who would make him her first priority and Jiwon already doesn't seem to be doing that and I have zero faith that she would in the future. JH and CA seem to be on the same wavelength about this but I don't see any chemistry between them just two friends with similar personalities who are kind and empathetic towards eo. I also really like SS and CH as individuals. CH has that clumsy but surprisingly mature and gentle vibe about him and SS's this cute, bubbly, determined type. I could honestly see myself being friends with her. She's very sure about what she wants and is kind of put off when the outcome is not exactly that when it comes to JS. They keep misunderstanding eo constantly because of this. But I'm on SS side in this coz JS has been misleading with his words and actions from day one.

Lol I love this comment. Couldn't agree with you more. Dude just had plastic surgery on his personality.

And you’re telling me his kid could go back to the past before he was even born to bring his dad back while his dad’s powers are limited to his past experiences only?! There’s no logic here. It’s like the writers gave up on the supernatural technicalities after a point and just focused on the family drama.

Why didn’t he just travel back to the past to escape the fire after saving her? He could’ve just travelled back once the fire was put out a couple of hours later.

Anyone know where I can find this online?

They've taken some creative liberties in dramas but most of it true. Students spend more than 12 hours at school, especially highschoolers. There is some called self-study hours which are mandatory after school study sessions where usually those kids who can't afford private academies do. They stay in school and study up to 10 pm or 11pm. There are a lot of verifiable sources on this like documentaries and interviews which are available on Youtube so you can check those out if you want to know more.

Not sure why you took it so personally since it's clearly not directed to a singular individual. Moreover, it's a well established fact that people who hold perfectionist ideals are rarely satisfied and quite miserable. I'm merely alluding to this fact in the context of the drama. I don't see other people taking up arms over that. You're free to just scroll over.

This drama is THE quintessential K-Drama. There's romance, comedy, family drama, action, suspense and melodrama. It's the whole damn package and precisely the reason why I LOVE k-dramas. I'm usually open towards criticism towards films and series I love and no doubt, this drama is nowhere near perfect, but people saying this drama sucks or is overhyped can STFU and go take a hike because nothing is going to live up to your standards and you're going to be miserable forever. Sorry not sorry.

I think it was probably because they barely gave his character any background. Looking back I barely remember who was as a person. His character was less impactful than Miyata.

I liked it but I didn't love it. Nothing stood out to me like it did for everyone else on the hype train.