no way we are getting Uncontrollably Fond the hell 🤧😭😭😭
I know... We don't need another uncontrollably fond. We didn't like the ending of 1st one so why on earth we need another...? 😭 Gonna sue the writer fr if they do that.
I willcheck for it and send it to you ,and yes like thats shouldn't be the ending 😭😭https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMMaUj8wv/Here
Thank you ❤️ bit scared for what's coming. I'll finally find peace once they air this scene. It's the only thing standing in the way of convincing myself about the happy ending.
Can someone tell me where y'all found that one clip where it seems like Hae In is resting on Hyun Woo's shoulder, and Hyun Woo is all teary-eyed? It's everywhere on TikTok, but I've never seen that clip before. It was everywhere from day one of the show airing. I refuse to believe it's a pre-released scene from the ending because there's no way they'd just pre-release the ending like that
I've yet to feel sorry for the Hong family, they deserve what they got, I just hope they learn their lesson hereafter…
Exactly! I even felt a little satisfaction when that happened to them because they were so ignorant the whole time, especially the grandpa. ofc, I feel bad for Hae In, but as for the others, they deserve it.
This writer never disappoints us. It's another masterpiece... so good and exciting to keep watching. All I did was cry and laugh back to back while watching this. I just felt all the emotions because of the great cast who portrayed them. Even the tiniest role is well-played. Song Joong-ki's cameo is the best I've seen in a drama yet. What can I say... Everything's spot on. I promised myself that I wouldn't let myself suffer with dramas that might end in tragedy. But I took the risk anyway with this one because it's too good to pass up. I still have high hopes for a happy ending because I feel so bad for Hae In and am deeply attached to her. But if by any chance she dies, it'll be the saddest ending in K-drama history for me. Seeing her desperately battling for her life without anyone by her side, and if she still has to die, it'll be the saddest thing ever.
This will probably have a forever place in my heart regardless of the ending (although it'd be great if we could get a happy ending because FML has been through so much already). I don't think I've ever loved a FML as much as I love Hae In. There's not one thing that I don't like about her. I love how much pain she's going through without telling anyone, yet she's trying to be strong and tough on the outside. I love how kind she secretly is, and I love that she never stopped loving ML for a minute. From the very beginning, it was always shown how much she loves him, even though they fell apart. Although I love Kim So Hyun, I definitely didn't like his character in the early episodes. I get that he's so tired of her and his in-laws, but still, how could someone be happy over someone dying? And also, that's the woman he once loved dearly. I was in denial when I saw him so happy. No matter what he goes through, that shouldn't be his first response to the news. Seeing him all happy and relaxed when he heard she's dying and how he got stressed when he heard she has a chance of recovery, I cried every episode because I felt so bad for the FML. I'm really hoping for a happy ending, but I don't really sense it this time. She's so hopeful for life. Usually, kdramas always give us what we least expect. If she gave up on living, then it's probably because she's going to survive in the ending, but if she keeps being hopeful of being alive, I'm really afraid of what will happen given the history of kdramas. Regardless, I'd keep my hopes up for a happy ending. Because this writer made love story between a North Korean soldier and a South Korean woman, and also an alien and a human happy and possible. If she could make those love stories possible, I believe she'd be able to make this possible as well. Fingers crossed for the happiest ending.
8.9 is more than enough for S2.....not even close to how good the show was in S1
I don't understand what's so different between S1 and S2. Both were good and and I don't really see a clear 'good' or 'bad' between them.. But if I had to choose, I'd go with S2 . I just enjoyed it more, especially the romance part. The chemistry between the leads felt stronger in S2. Then again, everyone has their own perspective, and I can't impose my viewpoint on others
It's not that important the ratings go down over years.. We enjoyed it when it aired that's what actually matters.
Yes we did and that's why i still love it and care about the ratings even after years. I think it deserves to have the ratings it truly earned, regardless of how much time has passed.. And people usually rate dramas while they're still airing or right after they finish. Once those ratings are set, they tend to stick. So, it's kinda surprising to see the ratings drop later on. It doesn't happen often.
This theory, yes, this makes SO much sense to me too! Like min-hwan soo-min needed a catalyst for cheating and…
Exactly, just like you said, adding Yu Ra's character really helped tie things together in the plot. It seemed like it might make things messier at first, but it actually made them clearer and better
Yes, that may have been my comment 😁 and if you look really closely- I think even the truck is the same. In…
Or is it you? Thank you so much for your insight. Originally wanted to post this as a reply to your comment but couldn't find it later on. And about the white truck, yes that's true.. Can't believe you catched it right away 😲
I like this theory. There are a lot of fate threads she’s engaged but if this is true it would be my favorite.
I know.. I'd also be really happy if this is true. Because then it means this Yu ra character introduction actually had a purpose from the beginning. Let's hope for the best.
as long as i remember, jihyuk said "something that is not a problem will be a problem" (if they can change the…
First of all, I'm not saying what I said will definitely be the case, but the whole ex-fiancé's character appearance would make a lot of sense if this is the case. Second of all, do you really think someone as crazy as her would've let it slide if the ML broke off the engagement without another woman in the picture, and she's only acting this way now because of the thought of loosing him to another woman? I highly doubt that. Someone like her would never be able to accept the fact that someone, especially with considerable assets is dare to reject her for whatever reason. She's the type of person who thinks no one dares to reject her unless she rejects them first. She's got this ego trip going on, thinking nobody can say no to her. Sure, she wasn't into him in their previous lifetime, and she's still not into him now. The problem lies with that ex-fiancé girl's psycho mentality.
Although she was never interested in him, she was still chasing and harassing all the women that the ML was interacting with even in the previous lifetime as shown in a flashback. It's not just about some other girl getting him when she can't; it's also about the thought of ML rejecting her. She thinks so highly of herself and she thinks no one can reject her. And from what we've seen, it's obvious she wants U & K. Although there was no woman that caused the rejection in the previous lifetime, she was still rejected by ML and also she lost the chance to get U&K. Given her crazy personality, these reasons are more than enough for her to think of killing him although there was no woman involved that time. And also, we don't know what he said as a reason for rejecting her. Maybe he said the truth, that he likes someone else but that one is no longer alive but still he doesn't intend to live with someone else while loving another. This could've pissed her off but she can't do anything to Ji Won that time as she was already dead so she targeted the ML instead. Any of these are possibilities. We can't rule out anything as you said given that girl is a psycho. Don't forget that she's not a reasonable person to think the way you said. She's not the type to think things through logically. She only thinks of herself and anything that could harm her ego, she's going to go after that and destroy it. That mindset is the same in both lifetimes.
I also used to be annoyed as majority of this comment section when they introduced a new evil character out of the blue when everything was going smoothly. but then I saw a comment here that made me realize something crucial about ex fiancé's role in the drama.
In the current storyline, everything seemed fine for the main leads until this ex-fiancé character showed up. But my guess is that, her appearance might actually be essential for the ML's future. See, if things had continued as they were until episode 12, the ML might have met a tragic end in 2023 as he was supposed to.
Remember when the ML confessed to Ji Won in episode 12,that he didn't realize his feelings for her until she died in her previous life in 2023? And it was only after realizing his feelings that he called off the engagement. Well, in this lifetime, by calling off the engagement sooner, it seems to have changed the timeline.
It's possible that the ex-fiancé, feeling rejected, caused the accident that originally led to the ML's death in 2023. But this time, the accident happened earlier and it was meant for Ji won but still ended up affecting the ML.
So now, with the threat of the 2023 death gone, all they need to do is tackle their current issues for a shot at a happy ending. I used to think the ex-fiancé's plot was unnecessary, but now I see its significance in shaping the story and ensuring a brighter future for the both main leads.
Fingers crossed that this theory is on point, and the ML can finally avoid that 2023 tragedy!
Although she was never interested in him, she was still chasing and harassing all the women that the ML was interacting with even in the previous lifetime as shown in a flashback. It's not just about some other girl getting him when she can't; it's also about the thought of ML rejecting her. She thinks so highly of herself and she thinks no one can reject her. And from what we've seen, it's obvious she wants U & K. Although there was no woman that caused the rejection in the previous lifetime, she was still rejected by ML and also she lost the chance to get U&K. Given her crazy personality, these reasons are more than enough for her to think of killing him although there was no woman involved that time. And also, we don't know what he said as a reason for rejecting her. Maybe he said the truth, that he likes someone else but that one is no longer alive but still he doesn't intend to live with someone else while loving another. This could've pissed her off but she can't do anything to Ji Won that time as she was already dead so she targeted the ML instead. Any of these are possibilities. We can't rule out anything as you said given that girl is a psycho. Don't forget that she's not a reasonable person to think the way you said. She's not the type to think things through logically. She only thinks of herself and anything that could harm her ego, she's going to go after that and destroy it. That mindset is the same in both lifetimes.
In the current storyline, everything seemed fine for the main leads until this ex-fiancé character showed up. But my guess is that, her appearance might actually be essential for the ML's future. See, if things had continued as they were until episode 12, the ML might have met a tragic end in 2023 as he was supposed to.
Remember when the ML confessed to Ji Won in episode 12,that he didn't realize his feelings for her until she died in her previous life in 2023? And it was only after realizing his feelings that he called off the engagement. Well, in this lifetime, by calling off the engagement sooner, it seems to have changed the timeline.
It's possible that the ex-fiancé, feeling rejected, caused the accident that originally led to the ML's death in 2023. But this time, the accident happened earlier and it was meant for Ji won but still ended up affecting the ML.
So now, with the threat of the 2023 death gone, all they need to do is tackle their current issues for a shot at a happy ending. I used to think the ex-fiancé's plot was unnecessary, but now I see its significance in shaping the story and ensuring a brighter future for the both main leads.
Fingers crossed that this theory is on point, and the ML can finally avoid that 2023 tragedy!