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What fight? 🤣🤣

Very anticlimactic imo. Seriously, they could cut out all of s2 and it wouldn’t even affect the storyline of s3. S2 was complete filler. Although s3 focused more on the main characters, it just didn’t feel satisfying.

It’s better than S2 but it was still fairly disappointing. The ending was fairly anticlimactic.

I’m abit disappointed by that ending. If sang Wook was going to come back at the end and reclaim the body, I wished they would have worked up to this over the course of the season rather than it being done right at the end. It just seemed so convenient and random. I felt like we missed out on the final battle between Hyun Su and the big baddie.

Other than acknowledgement from others that she was indeed his first love, nothing happened. She didn’t hear those conversations but I’m sure she knows he liked her.

Other than acknowledgement from others that she was indeed his first love, nothing happened. She didn’t hear those conversations but I’m sure she knows he liked her.

The villain got killed by sang Wook who took over the body and led it to the fire.

I was looking forward to season 2 and finally had time to start it. I’m now up to episode 4 but this season isn’t grabbing my attention like season 1 did. I read some of the reviews and it’s pretty scathing but yet this drama’s rating is still fairly high at 8. Is it worth continuing on or should I just drop this? Also, where is Hyun Soo?? I’ve barely seen him. Is he not the main lead for this season?

If you haven’t felt the chemistry between them by now, you never will.

I hope people give the drama a try before making a decision based on these reviews. I don’t believe in review bombing but I feel like this drama is getting extra attention from all the haters. It’s got its flaws, but it was still entertaining and not as bad as some people make it out to be.

Not sure whether I missed it, but did we ever get an explanation into the flashback scene where HI just had the miscarriage and while looking at the ultrasound picture, she told herself not to cry because “you don’t deserve to cry” or something along those lines. What did she mean by that?

Hrmz, yes I just had a look on wiki and it says he come from a rich family. I guess you can’t always believe everything you read on Wiki. Either that, or maybe he was living poor because his family didn’t support his decision to pursue acting so he had to go it alone and fend for himself.

Oh the translation is so bad! I also didn’t really get that scene when I watching it

The internet loves to hate on what the majority loves. I agree with you, let people love what they want to love. I don’t know why they go into the comment section of a drama they hate, just to fight with the people who love that drama.

Yes so many of the scenes in QoT were so beautiful! It’s true that people tend to forget the good directing and only focus on the writing or acting

I always wondered that in dramas. Why do some people call others by their first name and others by their full name

You do realise that a plothole and leaving things unanswered are two completely different things right?

Most dramas have potholes and plot armour, it’s part and parcel of an intriguing storyline. For what it is, which is a love story, I think they created a compelling romance that people can really stand behind and ship. I feel like the comment section in MDL these days are just people complaining that kdrama is doing what kdrama is suppose to/known for doing. Kdrama is completely not based on reality. People expect perfect leads that’s not based on reality, but want them to be part of a storyline that is completely based on reality. Like what??

Looks like there was an intentional mechanical fault to the boat and that’s why it capsized. She was hoping to kill off both the kids but HW ended up saving HI

I agree, I wanted her character to be more fleshed out. She played the long con, for what? Their money? I mean, it’s understandable, she’s greedy and a psychopath. But still, it would have added more depth to the story if they explained in more details her motivations. Why did she target that particular family? Why did she finally make her move then and not before etc. For a drama that is very character driven, in the beginning anyways, they did skimp out on character development for the villains. But I’m willing to look past this as the story does give a lot of depth to the main casts and side characters.