Gigi

Father said "you were my greatest consolation 10 years ago". What does that mean? What probably happened 10 years ago? I saw somewhere a theory that said, yinjin is adopted. It felt like they were talking about the day he was adopted.

She didn't say she visited him. She said "I saw him last month". But that could be the grave. Like when she visited someone else's grave she saw his too? OMG i won't be able to handle that 😩

Me too...I hate sad endings and sometimes I purposely didn't watch last few episodes of the dramas with sad endings. But i can't let go of this one because this is too beautiful to miss. I'm still preparing myself for the worst.

Why people are uncomfortable with 4 years age gap? That's completely normal age gap for a couple..i don't know why people are overreacting for something like that. It's not like they're getting married or even started dating..

I don't understand why those people are even considering this as an issue. There are so many romantic high school dramas in South Korea. According to those dramas, all the leading roles are under age 20. But no one ever complained about that. Those dramas include all kind of skin ships as well. Yet it was completely OK but this is not? They haven't even started dating yet. And what's the big deal of having a 4 years age gap. That's completely normal and common thing.

Completely obsessed with this drama. In the beginning, i was really curious about the ending. But in the middle i didn't care much about their love story. But again after episode 9,i badly want them to end up together 😭 after that heart fluttering confession from Baek yi jin, i don't think I'll be able to handle them not being together in the end.

Thank you so much for this.. I also started to read the webtoon and noticed is that they have changed the plot a little bit in the drama. Hope they will include those sweet moments in the webtoon into the drama.

Can anyone read the webtoon tell me when the ML gonna know FML's real identity? I hate misunderstandings.

Can't be so sure.. There could be a plot twist.

Wanted to see Na hee do win the gold meddle because how much she had to go through. Even the coach was supporting yu rim and also she always hate yu rim for no reason. Na hee do deserves it more than yu rim. I know she'll be an iconic fencer in the future according to the story line. But what matters the most is winning it when she's going through the most.. In the preview of episode 7,they showed us that Yu Rim will be the winner which makes me so sad.

Exactly my point. Glad to know I'm not the only one who noticed it.

I also agree that this version is far more realistic and logical. Like i said, i love everything else about this drama but how gorya trusts everyone else but Thyme. That too seems right as Thyme used to bully her so of course she can't trust him that easily. But if she can fall in love with him despite the bullying thing, there's no reason for her not to belive Thyme now. She literally trusts everyone, even strangers but Thyme. That's what bothered me. I felt bad for Thyme's character. He's not even that matured but he still took care of Gorya and his brother when their parents weren't home. That shows how much he loves and cares for gorya. Why can't she see it and trust him a little bit? Personally I prefer that trust and strong bond between Jan di and Gu jun pyo. After i watch F4 thailand, that's the only thing i appreciate more about boys over flowers. Everything else portrayed by F4 thailand is way more better than BOF.. Even the other aspects of the relationship between Thyme and Gorya. This is my personal opinion

I've seen lot of comments complimenting the thailand version and talk about how thailand version is the best out of all the versions. I used to agree with them until i watch episode 9 and 10. I understand how gorya feels but giving up on Thyme that easily didn't seem right for me. He was trying his best at least she should have been grateful for that. It always seems like Gorya doesn't care about Thyme at all. She put everyone else before him. In Korean version, Guem jan di never gave up on Gu jun pyo unless it involved her loved ones. and also when she got the red card from the other guy, she still belived Gu jun pyo would never do that to her and didn't let the other guy to break her trust. She trusted Gu jun pyo to the very end. But Gorya trusts everyone but Thyme. That part really disappointed me a little bit. Wish gorya could show more trust and love to Thyme. Overall this version is good and I'm enjoying it. Especially the cast..

So kim min chae is not Baek Yi Jin's daughter? 😩 There's no way she wouldn't recognize her own father right? Deep down i still belive there will be a plot twist and Baek yi jin is indeed her father.. But after episode 4, i don't know if i can still belive that anymore...

He kinda looks like Jay from Enhypen... Looks different in the profile picture thoo...

These days lot of Korean dramas go with sad endings. They may be trying to be more realistic. But personally i hate it. Real life is hard enough. Realistic dramas makes it even more harder. It's ok if the dramas are dramatic, fantasy and unrealistic. Most people watch dramas to get a break from the reality.. I've been skipping lot of new dramas nowadays as they have sad endings. As a kdrama fan for over a decade now, it's really sad not to watch them. This is the one I've recently watched and it turns out be one of the saddest dramas from the very beginning.

One of the few k dramas which had a successful long distance relationship. Really loved this drama. Gonna miss it...

I think last few eps ruined the whole story line and main leads relationship. First of all i also felt its not right that jun hee decided to move to US with ji na without even discussing with her. But at the same time i got really annoyed by ji na's behavior. She lied to jun hee even about the smallest things and decided everything on her own. I fell in love with jun hee's character, maybe that's why it felt like jun hee didn't deserve anything he had to go through. On the other hand, why all the Korean dramas show that long distance relationships are not possible? If the partner decides to move to another country, does that mean they have to break up? I was so much in love with the whole storyline but final few eps ruined it all

Am I the only who got annoyed by FL's character? She's keep confusing both guys. I don't know why she can't directly talk with her current boyfriend and breakup.(I'm still on ep 6.don't know if her character will improve later)

I haven't watched ep 12 yet. But I kinda feel like writers are gonna give us an open ending for this. I don't need that.. Just need a happy ending after all these things they have gone through 😭