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Quick question: are they gonna continue subbing the show? So far I managed to watch it until episode 19. Or does perhaps anybody know if there is a way to watch it with english subtitles with payment? I tried checking on Prime Video but no subtitles available.

I'll just say this: watched episode one, it changes to episode two. I don't understand what is going on and after 30 mins ....Find out that ep1 of season 2 has been wrongly uploaded on the website as ep2 of season 1.
Currently crying in spoilers ㅠ.ㅠ

I am enjoying this kdrama ❤️
Started it without any expectation like I always do lately and I spend two nice evenings every week.
Love both actors: Park Shin Hye and Jo Seung Woo.
Nothing to complain about.

I'm far from being a high school student and so my mom but both of us are enjoying this drama in this period. Such a great, fun escape from the gloomy days. As other people here in the comment section said, let's spread positivity. Rather than rooting for the male protagonists I'll root for Joogyung!

Dalmi clearly stated that is was embarrassing after finding out the truth. It seemed to me that she preferred to avoid confrontation because of the delicate relationship she has with HJP and also his relationship with her grandma. And yes, they never ever talked about it.. is it immature? Maybe? I don't know. Who am I to judge. Just because she didn't continue to talk with him about it like others would have done (included me), doesn't give me the right to judge her decisions. Sometimes people are different from us and i personally like the fact that in kdramas sometimes characters are depicted flawed.

But then, he confessed while looking at noodles and then saying that he doesn't expect an answer. He killed the chance right there.
After the 3 years he finally kind of tried again to make a move saying that he wants to be the first to be called when in need...
I agree that Dalmi should tell HJP clearly that she's not interested in him romantically this time since he left it there pending this time.

And I'm sorry for the last part. Seems i was answering to a lower comment not yours in that part. My bad~! ????‍♀️

Hi~
Soooo...you're right. At the end of the kdrama DoSan has also more money and he definitely has more visibility with investors. Still, I'm sure HJP who has been am investor himself for many years and now directors is way richer.
So DoSan might be more visible now (last episodes) on the market and definetly better financially but HJP will still be the richest XD
DoSan and Dalmi did grow up professionally together because from the hackaton till the 2sto contract they did grow up. And yes. They well helped with suggestions but they still took their own decisions and they made it together.
Growing professionally doesn't necessarily mean become rich.
Also from my side there was no intention to offend anyone in this chat all this time and in the future.

I understand that rationally thinking and doing two calculations HJP will result to be the best option because he's stable, supports her, ecc.
Also HJP supported her mostly for business related matters. DoSan also supported her by the way: being there for her when she found out about grandma's condition, choosing her for his team instead of her sister because he believed in her, showing he cares by proposing an app that will be useful to her grandma, ecc.
With your and others here point, nobody should date when both are in the stage of their life when they don't have a secure present and still trying to find the best for each other in life.
The truth is that sometimes people don't need other secure, guide-like people but someone with whom to share joy and sorrow. Just as simple as that.

If I remember correctly Dalmi and Han JiPyeong talked at a restaurant about the letters while she was ignoring DoSan where he even confessed that he liked her.
From my point of view it was more than enough. And why is the break up a trivial matter?

DoSan is a genius developer. He's not a business man. What's wrong with this...? He doesn't have to be good at everything.

I understand that you are rooting for HJP but he has less screen time because he's not the main love interest of the lead female. I'm not saying that his story is not important, but his story is supposed to be less developed for the sake of the main story.

I understand you feel that is not fair for your favorite character since I felt the same way when cheering up for a second male lead.

Reading the comments here I'm wondering if I'm watching the same kdrama you do.
Seems like I'm the only one that connected to Nam Dosan and Dalmi's relationship and can feel them caring for each other.
I adore Kim Seon Ho and have been a fan of him for many years but Nam Dosan is the one for Dalmi. Ji Pyeong is a rich, nice (mostly to Dalmi and grandma), successful and handsome person but he's not the one for Dalmi in my personal humble opinion.
Just because this great persona likes a girl it doesn't mean that the girl must accept him.

Whoever said down here in the comments that Dosan is obsessed clearly didn't see the same DoSan I did.

Also, just because DoSan was not confident while JiPyeong was so successful and confident enough to tell people around that they won't succeed, doesn't mean that Dalmi needed a person to marry for a good easy life. Also she shouldn't sacrifice herself to make a man who made her know once that he was interested in her in a romantical way.
Rather that a man to marry, she might have needed a person with whom to grow personally and professionally together.
Relationships shouldn't be built on convenience. At least...not only.

For me one thing is still unclear: are Ha Eun and Ji Chul inside the present bodies or are those just memories recovered from the past lives but they have always been only Sa Bin and Jong Bum?
If there are 2 souls in 1 body and therefore both Ha Eun and Ji Chul continue to be in Sa Bin and Jong Bum's bodies I wonder how does Ha Eun feels about kissing Ji Chul...or is she confident that the one kissing Sa Bin is actually Jong Bum?
*confused af*

Also, did Jong Bum suddenly become human and no more psychopath tendency? Not because it is something wrong but...he lacked psychopath issues after he became Jong Bum (?)

Update after watching the last episode: OK

While watching this drama I realized that there should be a status option: "Currently watching in anger" or something similar XD

Just finished watching episode 30 (15). Not even waiting for the last episode. I agree with comments bellow. Sa Bin doesn't seem to have character: a ping pong ball. At first, I thought that maybe she's very open-minded but later it was obvious that she was simply following the flow trying to make everyone happy instead of figuring out her life. Even in her previous life, Ha Eun was more determined and knew what she wanted. Her current life character lacks principles or maybe thinks of herself as a souls saviour. Sa Bin-a~ you're too full of yourself. Instead of fixing someone else better look under your nose.


P.S.: I'll just act like it ended in the 1980s with that beautiful snowy landscape.
Since it's also supposed to be a drama about forgiveness: I forgive you writer-nim. It is your first work...I hope you'll meet someone that will change the idea you have of 'true love'.
True love =/= toxic love & Pity =/= love

A show I completely fell in love with. My heart aches at the sad scenes, it makes me smile like an idiot at the adorable and tender scenes and leaves me breathless at intimate and fragile ones.
Waiting a week for one episode is a torturing and, at the same time, pleasant thing to do, considering how much I get to enjoy every second of each episode.
It's not the usual type or romance drama out there. That's why it's so precious.

Thank you!!!! It seemed mission impossible to find it somewhere ))
Hopefully it will be fully realeased soon) I really like it.

yeah...It may be that the song still has to be released. It happened to me before with another song from another kdrama. I tried searching with the lyrics but it didn't come out in the search results until it was realeased officially as the OST of that drama. I guess it's same here))

If anyone knows the song in episode 1 starting at min 9:41, let me know the title please! I've been searching for it everywhere on the internet and Shazam doesn't recognize it. The chorus goes:
it's alright, it's alright
but please don't say I'm sorry
I know and it will all be fine someday, somehow

I have mixed feelings about this movie. I agree with the fact that it promotes a good message which is to love yourself and to not stay in a relationship that makes you feel unhappy, uncomfortable and where you’re forced to fake a smile; but I had a very hard time to understand the protagonist and couldn't relate to her at all (besides the “I want to sleep without removing my make-up” line). She lacks self-esteem almost until the end and she looked egoistic to me. Her boyfriend told her from the beginning that he couldn't read her mind and, therefore, he asked her to express herself instead of keeping everything inside (something that she didn't do and, in my opinion, it became part of the reason why their relationship turned out like that). Another thing is the way she was obsessed with her own age and the urge to get married (I know it’s a cultural reason since, in Japan, many women feel the pressure from society as she did). But this obsession led her to even consider dating Ochi with marrying in mind, simply because he’s the easiest option to get rid of her social anxiety and fears of not being able to have a “predictable/stable” future like all other people around her did. At this moment, I couldn’t believe her when she said to Saotome and to her own “brain center” that she loved him. It simply looked so unrealistic. Watching her as she was waiting nervously (checking continuously) at the train station for Ochi to come and confess, and then suddenly seeing her change her mind and switching back to Saotome after a call was very confusing. Even though I could hear the discussions inside her brain, I still couldn’t understand it. If she really loved him, she wouldn’t have hidden many facts (from avoiding always confrontation like the misunderstanding about the comment on age or the discussion about the kiss incident with Ochi to the film based on her novel, etc.) and she wouldn’t have even thought about Saotome as a loser because he didn’t become a successful artist who couldn’t give her “financial” security. This was the part that I was most frustrated with and that made me disappointed in the main lead. She supported him from the beginning, he showed her his workshop and tried to open-up to her, but she got tired of him not being able to succeed and therefore, she started to look other ways and feel ashamed of him. That’s when she started to blame him, only in her mind, on ruining their relationship (because he didn’t change, he didn’t mature, etc.). The truth is, I didn’t see the protagonist speaking up her mind when she didn’t like something. She was always keeping everything to herself and did not express her anger or frustration about matters regarding their relationship until it was too late (same happened in her previous relationship). I’m not trying to defend her boyfriend but, while watching the movie, I felt like all the misunderstandings due to lack of communication piled up until it became a mess and turned out in a sad ending for their love story. Saotome was pictured as still immature (videogames moment) and maybe he didn’t care that much about the future but all of these are just assumptions since we can’t see his point of view of the story. At the end, Ichiko is simply a woman with a low self-esteem that, throughout the movie, realized that cherishing yourself and loving someone go hand in hand, but I also want to believe that she realized that communication is important too. (7/10)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nUEp2MMYxBQ
It's Kim Hyun-Chul's "Town" :)

Sad movie...
After watching it, it didn't seem to me that Jung-hyun "innately has feelings" towards her teacher.as it is written in the summary. At least not in a romantic way.