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I've hated him since season 1. Hated him even more after reading the novel. But I've realised one of the major differences between the show and the book is that the show kind of tries to humanize Hansu. For example, in season 1, there was an entire episode dedicated to him where it showed how he and his father suffered when they lived in Japan, how he lost his father in the Kanto earthquake and eventually joined the Yakuza. That's all sad and everything but that doesn't justify him cheating on his wife and exploiting a girl who's old enough to be his freaking daughter. God, nothing will ever make me like such a shitty human being.

Yep they've started dating

I understand y'alls sentiments about the 18+ scenes. And yes, even I believe some of those scenes, if not all of them, were completely unnecessary. But if you look past that, then there's not much to hate about this drama.

I feel like the story hasn't progressed much since episode 2. The only part I was interested in was Moo Jin and Jeong In's past.

I saw some comments talking about how she might be suicidal. But your theory makes sense too. I just hope it's not the highly overused cliche " fl\ml has an extremely rare chronic illness yet somehow overcomes it because the plot demands it".

Mainstream dramas like this one don't talk about issues like miscarriage. Maybe she was dealing with depression due to her ex cheating and all those rumors abt her at her workplace?

Which is why I believe ppl would enjoy this more as a series. Maybe if they made 30-40 min episodes abt each of the different stories instead of putting them all together in a 2 hours movie, then it couldn't cause such confusion in the first place.

The cast is great which means the acting's also pretty amazing. But the plot's kinda all over the place. All the different stories are very moving but idk why it just felt messy.

What. did. i. just. watch?? Who's alive? Who's dead? It says in the summary that bai li's husband requests a reuinion with her thru Wonderland, I'm assuming sung jun is the husband. But I find it weird how the movie never mentions anything about them being married or him being jia's dad. If I hadn't read the summary before, I wouldn't have known. And can someone please explain the ending to me?

More often than not, sequels tend to be disappointing. But this one tho. It's the perfect mix of chaotic, hilarious and emotional. Better than it's prequel actually. The prequel itself was pretty amazing so you can only imagine how fantastic this one is. 8.5/10, would totally recommend.

istg if they have one of those typical "kdrama breakups" I'll start a riot

The way he calls her "my eun ha" with that soft gaze 😭😭😭

I came here thinking the leads were gonna have off the charts chemistry. Welp, i thought wrong. None, I repeat, none of the actors have any chemistry with each other. It's like seeing a bunch of robots holding conversations. And the dialogues, god they make me physically cringe. There's also the poor camera work, that makes it seem like this drama was shot with a Nokia.

And I'll just say this since no one else is, go eun ha is probably the most loveable kdrama female lead ever

also, my Instagram feed is filled with uhm taegoo edits ( not that I'm complaining )

Their little moment at the end of episode 10 was so intimate, it felt like I was interrupting something😭😭😭

I think he's just emotionallly constipated 😭

the house they live in is so freaking pretty

Seo ji hwan's for the booktok girlies. Tall, dark and handsome with a heart of gold. AND THAT VOICE

It's really fast paced but somehow, it works for this drama 😅😅