There's no need to get agitated. As most of the people in the comment sections use spoiler tags in consideration for others, I assumed you had just forgotten to put it or did not know how to use it. Now I have learned that there are people like you who just don't want to, so I won't bother you anymore. Have a nice day watching dramas, no one is here to hurt you :)
Because I like reading the comments. I recommend you do that too, so you can learn how other people use the spoiler tag. It's very easy, just click it on the left side of the "post".
I dropped in ep 22 without ant regret. Expat the worst CGI I saw in my entire life, There was so much holes in…
You dropped too soon. Most of my rewatches I start from about ep 29, because that's when the true story begins. Of course if you watch for CGI it does not get better, but if you watch for the story, feelings, characters etc. I truly recommend you fast forward until then to get the main points and then give it another try.
Did you get to know what was the drama that you've seen? I just got interested after reading the little explanation!!
It was okay, not the best but worth watching once if you like the genre. It's a melodrama, so lots of misfortune, especially for the FL. I remember only the third couple having funny/light scenes. You can watch in on YouTube.
Did you get to know what was the drama that you've seen? I just got interested after reading the little explanation!!
Hi, I did actually! It's was the third couple from Loving, never forgetting. The short haired girl was actually in love with SML, not ML, that's why it took me so long to find.
It was frustrating the first time watching, and yet I find myself coming back to this drama again and again. Usually I'm not that into family melodrama but there was something very touching and captivating in this one.
The most touching scene in this drama is... (in the comments)
...when ML's mother is waiting with the poison and when she hears sounds from the door she hastily prepares to take it, and then the relief when it's his husband and everything's okay. I cry every time I see it, or even think about. Anybody agree?
The novel is excellent, and the drama follows it quite well but has also a lot of extra stuff. I feel they complement each other. After reading the novel I understood many scenes in the drama better.
I just re-watched and this is my favorite older woman - younger man -drama. I like (almost) all characters, it's serious but has funny stuff too and the pacing is good, no subplot is too draggy. Give it a try!