Lucina

The only thing holding this together is the protagonist's healthy scalp and the dog. My guess is they didn't have the budget for the script, so they invested in that so no one would notice. Did it work? Yes. Zhu Zhu was blessed with those hair treatments, so go watch it and let me know.

BUT he travels back in time and get a second chance lol men always get away with the consequences

It's free on YouTube and comes with subtitles in many different languages

Enough for me, thanks!

Yes! It's good and also different!

Romance? I'm currently watching ep4, this is so good

The third charm. Same story, same vibes.

I believe they genuinely take their time to fully develop the plot and the characters. That's something I felt was missing in K-dramas: the construction of a story and the development of characters. Personally, I appreciate when they offer introspective, well-written plots, and that requires significant development time because of all the details. I wonder, why the rush?

The title "Left Right" speaks more to the beginning of the series, and "Dear Child" to the end. Being midway through the show and having read the synopsis, I think a united team is missing in these families because they are completely out of alignment. One person goes to the right, and the other goes to the left (for example, I saw very different projects and values in the main couple, which is why they got a divorce and both remarried partners who were more aligned with their goals). In contrast, I assume "Dear Child" is more about the union of the families. The marriage breaks, but a child connects you to someone forever, and that means forming a team and putting differences aside, prioritizing the well-being of the children. Very mature plot.

There's more than one love story here but, as you might think, this is not the main part of the plot.

it's about good fortune lol

Are you tired of being feminist in 2025?! Then, take a 2-hour break and enjoy this lol

It's not bad, it's just generic

Totally agree but still, it was saddest part cause he was the only character on the show who couldn't move on.

I didn't do that cause I watched the show live but deep down I knew it (from my point of view it was pretty obvious, they gave us some clues beforehand to prepare us lol). Although I was sad the worst story line was the grown up version of Park Yeong Beom living a miserable life.

Wait till episode 6 lol

I came here after watching Karma (2025) and this is good, why so low?

I think that's not the point here

* 404 Error * female cast not found lol

Those last episodes where everyone got what they 'deserved'. I think screenwriters wanted to give us a life lesson but OMG why everything turned so bitter? lol