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Although I wanted her to believe him, the truth is that in real life, society turns against those who stand by convicted criminals — and this is true even for those associating with simply 'cancelled' individuals. So, it's hard to blame her for doubting him, especially when even he couldn't explain what happened with the bracelet (or the presence of his DNA at the crime scene, supposedly after being with another woman).

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Does anyone know when The Spirealm was filmed?

To me, the movie wasn't loosely based on the book. They made a few changes, like slightly altering her boyfriend's role in their fight and not killing his not-boyfriend. However, the rest was much closer to the book in this part than the K-drama.
I think the movie focused on the first half of the book, which is split evenly between her life and his life. It did a wonderful job portraying his struggles during that time, up until he came to terms with himself and with everyone knowing about him. The K-drama, on the other hand, focused mainly on his love life, which corresponds to the second half of the book—after her marriage and his need to build his own life without her. The K-drama barely touched on her love life, whereas the book describes all her relationships leading up to the marriage.

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When did Hwan Min Hyung film this series? It was before he went to the military, but approximately when?

I believe the streaming services have changed the numbers as well. When you have a show on TV, there is a whole schedule to fill, but it's different on OTT platforms.

I like a lot all of his lastest works, no complaints here.

I finished Gangnam B-Side.
My opinion: the actors are great (the characters not so much), the production is very good, Yoon Gilho's clothes are the best, some action scenes are very well done, but the story itself is so-so.
It doesn't hold a candle to The Worst of Evil.

I didn't want her to die, but she was quite annoying and put her father in some terrible situation.

I'm really enjoying the story. There is still a lot behind the scenes, we don't know very well what is really happening, what Jae Hee filmed, how everything will unfold. But I particularly liked that the episodes don't leave you time to breathe. It's blow after blow, frenetic action and you end up getting agitated without even realizing it.
And I am very distressed by the number of corrupt police officers and prosecutors. Wow, it's really infuriating.

I think it was simply the production team that think we are stupid and can't accept the real Justitia because we are used to Bitna's face.
The same reason they showed us the old granny as Gabriel and not real Gabriel in that hell scene.

I didn’t want a sad ending, but didn’t want them together. I hopped for a good closure and they going on with their lives, but healed.
Unfortunately that’s not what they did, but at least they ended up together quite beautifully. I thought the ending was emotional and with a lot depth.

Well, my problem with the ending is that I didn’t want them together. But I thought they did it quite beautifully.

I believe the story on tv doesn't happen at the same time as it does in the books. I think they updated the story. I mean, He only got HIV well after the philosopher, after Mi Ae marriage, after episode 4 etc (I'm still watching it, so I don't know exactly when it will happen).

Well, Hyeri "was born" after they broke up. If I understand right, the real Hyeri was presumed dead (the search for her ended) after the two broke up as well. So he new part of her issues, but not all of them.
And he probably kept her away from the grannies, precisely because he didn't want her involved with them and their care.
I don't know if they lived together or if they just spent a lot of time at each other's houses, as those couples that have their own houses but are always at the others.

To be honest there were only two pairings I definitely didn't like: Won Jin Ah (Melting Me Softly) and Im Yoon Ah (The K2). Couldn't see any chemistry there.
About the others I can't decide my absolute favorite, but the ones I liked the most were:
- Song Yoon Ah (the pair that wasn't in The K2)
- Nam Ji Hyun
- Kim Ji Won
- Ha Ji Won
- Bibi

I thought the box and some were gifts, not all of them.

I believe each one has a man’s name. About “traveling around the world” I assumed she had bought in different countries, but now I’m thinking she put names of different countries to match different models.

In real life?
I've read it was the 4th prince. 20 years of marriage, but no sons.