This is incredibly heartbreaking. It’s an excellent film, but it’s a horrific story based on the Gwangju massacre from May 18-27, 1980, when more than 2,300 people were murdered by the US-backed ROK troops. this was one of the more realistic portrayals of the Gwangju massacre that I’ve seen. Absolutely heartbreaking.
There’s little to no continuity in this, but I’m still hooked to the end. He was stabbed twice and today he is perfectly fine. Guess we’ll find out how it ends tomorrow..
That was a bizarre proposal in episode 17 - seemed like it was out of nowhere. At first, I thought I had skipped episodes and then I thought it was a dream.
Aww, Achi has always been in love with him, too. This is gonna be a bunch of misunderstandings between them & bad timing. Glad we got to see Achi’s perspective today. I really like this one. They’re so cute together. Ji is giving in more, so there isn’t as much bickering😝
It really felt like someone else wrote the last three episodes. It was such a good show before then. Episode 16 was just bizarre, I understand they were showing time passing, but it was so abrupt and they showed nothing that led up to it. Really disappointed that it fell apart.