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I'm following through Viki so I've only watched the first three episodes. The editing seems a bit jumpy, like scenes aren't really flowing properly, but other than that I really like both leads. I like female characters that are morally grey... Women are always expected to be sweet and kind while male leads get to be "bad" for a little before becoming "good". Here it's obvious neither of them is past doing shady stuff to get what they want-- I like that!

I didn't love the first two episodes but this one went by so quickly! I am glad I held up, I will always give anything with Park Eun Bin a higher chance than I do other dramas because so far she has never failed me.

thank you!

I am fairly new to C-dramas so I don't know much about their pacing yet but I'm glad to hear!

Avoiding spoilers as I am only on ep 19 but do things start moving soon? The whole audit plot is already dragging 😅

I had tried to watch this drama multiple times and somehow dropped it every time, but I guess this time it was right timing, becaused I finished it in three days. There were times when Ha Eun Gyeol was a bit frustrating as a character but then I remember he is just a teenager who even knowing the future doesn't know any better. I found it a very sweet and heartwarming story.

I was enjoying it until today's episode, I think it's fair to comment things in a comment section. Isn't that what it is for

why are his friends stopping on the way to him? why is he stopping to talk and fight people while on the way to the supposed fridge his daughter is at? by the time he got there girly would have been frozen like a popsicle. why a physically fit and trained man decides to wave his hands and jump for his daughter to see him during a THUNDERSTORM instead of doing his best to catch up to her only for her to get snatched? what is going on?

Am I the only one who thinks every character in this drama is making absolutely nonsensical choices?? I had attributed to the situation until today's episode but... (next comment)

I just finished Hidden Love and absolutely understand the comments regarding how a potential second season of this drama would look like. They did the "meeting again after adulthood" trope right, and after seeing the first snow scene, and although it is a trope in many other dramas, it definitely does feel like a direct parallel. Let's hope Coupang has been seeing the comments and they don't fear success 😂

How has it done in streaming numbers? I think signing up Park Eun Bin to anything that might require a season 2 is pretty impossible these days 😅 she's working nonstop. But hey we got Judge From Hell s2 announcement over a year later so maybe there are surprises.

I wish there were an option to give a drama like a 7.85, like it's good enough it doesn't deserve I give it a 7.5 but I think I have rated better dramas at an 8 😂 Quite honestly I was pleasantly surprised by their chemistry, I did not expect this pairing to work that well, and that was a big selling point for me throughout.

Very sweet ending!! The "first snow" moment was important. He WAS her first love, and now she has that meaningful moment to look back to. I think it was sweet and very appropriate. Also kudos to her for warning him about "pretty American girls and handsome American guys too" 😂 Open minded queen 👑

He revealing they had met 10 years ago reminded me of "Falling High School Girl and Irresponsible Teacher". Of course that drama crossed the line into romance way before it was appropriate 😅 I do think the fact that the drama is highlighting these two met at a point in time when they were both children means their age difference is not so big that a romance is out of the question IN THE FUTURE, and from the comments of the actors I really can't tell if they'll leave it open ended or not. I do hope if they go the time jump route they leave at least a few years from graduation to them reuniting again, otherwise it'll feel a lot like he was just "waiting on her" and given the current responses to dramas in Korea I don't think they wanna deal with that backlash 😅

Some dramas hit you at the right time. This was We Are All Trying Here for me. I think Park Hae Young may have catapulted herself to the top of my favorite drama writers of all time.

Thank you so much for sharing! I feel maybe for another time then 😅

Hey, can someone drop in the comments if there are any specific trigger warnings for this show? I'm not in the mood to be devastated. Feel free to spoiler-tag.

And the thing is I am enjoying Perfect Crown too... within the genre of drama it is. There is a time for everything, but it really does show that writing quality is for sure not the first thing in people's minds when rating here.

As expected, if the ratings are low and it airs on JTBC, chances are the drama is great and people have bad taste. Will this be like Be Melodramatic? Will people find it in a few years and call it "the drama of their lives"? People cannot handle rawness or depth or complex characters beyond traumatized CEOs or Princes. They expect k-dramas to deal with everything but raw and real emotions, for characters to be cookie cutter and for everyone to be either extremely perfect or a perfect villain. This drama isn't it for them and that's fine. I expect this to be a gift to those who want more.

We really could have spared the 10 minutes of the Ai-generated (like every illustration in this drama) comic being narrated. I skipped through it. Haram was who had to learn about everything, not the audience. We literally watched it. Jeeeez!!