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(2) So it's been 8-9 hours, I already slept and just finished a class but my mind was still on that scene. 😂 Anyways, I honestly thought at first that that scene was out of the blue, but afterwards come to think of it, it felt like they are holding back for a long time now plus a lot of things happened, so that was also the result of worrying and longing for each other which made it pleasing for me. I have no problem with that.

I genuinely think the drama is doing good for the first half (until Ep8), and I've said my opinion about the good side of the show. But then from Ep9, my face is just 😐 the whole time. so I dropped it there but still wanted to finish it hoping that the drama will redeem its self. But now, do I still have a reason to continue...?

Forecasting Love And Weather : Sometimes it was something, sometimes it was nothing. :")

"I usually had different take on that kind of situation," I'm talking about the $u!cId3. Since I was young, elders already taught me that according to the bible, suicide is a sin because people who took their own lives away from them didn't give importance to their life and it's also like being selfish for not thinking of the feelings of people you're leaving behind. But for those who don't know about it, we can't judge them and only God had the final take to their action. As for the singer's decision, I feel bad that it was the only choice she can come up with but at the same time I was amazed of her braveness. I bet it's a hard decision to do, she might've thought of doing it for a long time that's why I also wanted to explore her character in the future because I doubt that one touch from the old man would already made her k!ll herself like that. There must be something more to it.

I don't know anything about the book, but this show already impressed me since Ep1. I'm genuinely shocked with Lee Min Ho and Kim Min Ha's scenes at first, though from then on I didn't expect he'll be like a red flag. The looks in his eyes expresses a lot of emotion, and incase he still had scenes in Ep5-8 (he's one of the main character y'know), I'd want to dive more into his character as I'm really curious with what's going on in his mind though some of it were already obvious. This is also the first drama of Kim Min Ha I've watched where she's the main lead, but she's doing really great so far and I love the scene where she was talking to Pastor Ishka. Her older version and Baek Solomon's rain scene was unexpectedly emotional for me, like I feel the swirling emotions that their characters are feeling during that time. Another unexpected scene that's worth mentioning was the singer, at first I can't process my brain why she did that - then she made me had goosebumps the time I understand her actions ... I usually had different take on that kind of situation but she did it gracefully for me.

I'm actually feeling devasted up 'til now, I don't really hate the ending and Min Chae's dad don't matter to me, but I still feel it was a huge loss that they were very suited for each other until now so they could've made it work, but the road of Ep16 went rocky with a lot of hamps. But what you said about what Hee Do's feeling does convince me and hence made me a bit less miserable now. Thank you.

Remember when Hee Do said,
“Even if we’re not together, let’s get back up together. I’ll be your strength to help you back up again.”

That's why they could've make it work! 😭 Sorry I won't put a spoiler tag anymore since everyone already knew the ending but I really believe this is not the best way possible to make things out and wrap up everything.

Ohh, though I cried more in The Red Sleeve than here haha. It's because I feel like I earned the right to cry after that ending as it was actually impossible for them to not end up together, while the ending here didn't made sense for me so most of my time was me being frustrated than crying a river. 😭

Don't get us wrong guys lmao, I pretty didn't like the ending that much because of how great the whole drama is. I'm so glad that I've come across to this drama, loving all characters from the main leads to the guests. So happy that our leads had character depths, and the whole process of having strong friendship, falling in love, and supporting each other is definitely a top tier. The thing is the writing was already so beautiful until ep15, but saying the ending was realistic won't actually fit because even the characters are too good to be true from start 'til the end, and we're not finding for realisticness in watching a drama. But even this time, the ending wasn't that realistic and convincing like we all know they could get past to their problems and we believe in their characters. Plus, this drama had been one of the greatest comfort for us these days so please don't think that we were just frustrated because they were not the endgame. Even I love other dramas with open or sad ending and managed to accept it because it was convincing based on the plot. "Just forget the drama and move on." Please don't say that, we didn't regret watching the show after all.

It felt like the writer made their character turned 180 degrees or something overnight 😭 Sorry but it won't do justice to Tae Ri, Joo Hyuk and their characters.

ohh right it was kinda rare for kdramas to have 17 eps so I said 20 kek 😭 tho I agree ...

The ending was more than okay for me tbh but something feels off for JBH there. 😭 Like I just wish the writer did something for him, because they made it look like he didn't exist in the 1st place. I won't want him to be stucked at the past too. 😬

No, I mean I actually liked is ending (9.5/10 for me) but I'm talking about JBH's perspective. It as an open ending for him. Sorry if what I said was misleading!

Crash Landing On You Writernim : Sometimes, even the wrong train takes you to the right station.

Twenty-Five Twenty-One Writernim : Even the right train can take you to the wrong destination. *evil laugh*

I'M SO SORRY FOR SAYING THIS BUT I STILL WANNA SAY IT HAHAHA 😭

I'm sorry but I agree with Anushka's review. 😭 It's a very amazing drama for me, but just like Mr. Queen, open endings without much closure makes some dramas somehow lose a bit of its charm. Though, my ratings will be still around 8.5 - 9.5 because of what the show offered me which I haven't seen in a very long time, I know we all know what I'm talking about. 😅 It has became one of my favorite dramas too, again like Mr. Queen with an amazing roller-coaster journey FOR ME but had an open ending.

If it was 20 eps just like Reply 1988 or removed some scenes in the show, then ...

ALL I KNOW FOR NOW IS THAT EP16 WAS TOO SHORT FOR THIS DRAMA.

"Congratulations on turning 25, Baek Yi Jin."
"Congratulations on turning 21, Na Hee Do."

Ep15 gave me a roller-coaster emotions again. From cute moments to heart-warming ones, then a sad moments of waiting and holding on while still trying to reach one's support which made us all left broken-hearted. Ah, I already know I'll bawl my eyes out any time so I kind of prepared myself but I still did anyways. No matter what will happen, even though they'll be together at the end or not, I believe they'll always love and support each other like they've always been. Both Hee Do and Yi Jin were always very understanding no matter what kind of situation they both are in, so I believe in them. The trailer gave me mixed feelings, I suddenly had the gut feeling the ending might be not how we all are hoping it to be, yet the conversations made me had high hopes for a satisfying ending just full of happiness. I wish the writer won't be cruel to us.

I thought I'll feel a 'The Uncanny Counter' or 'Angel's Last Mission' vibe and plot-like something, but wow, this one pretty much had its own concept. EP1 did a great job introducing what kind of jobs the leads actually had in a fun and thrilling way. Even though there's no romance, I'm totally fine with it as there is already some chemistry between the leads (especially Hee Sun and Ji On) and I'm loving it. Ro Woon's scenes are so funny xD and with Soo Hyuk's face and aura, I'd say he's perfect for his role.