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hahahha, that might be true. and that is how they turn to sasaeng. sad.

I usually don't look at the tags/genres too, but I needed to confirm it when @eddy here mentioned the sad that had me a little panic too. heheheh.

but as he/she said, it'll be the healing type as well :)

I am a very much of a conversation and dialogues person. So even if the characters are just spouting out lines without the frequent change of scenes, I can just sit there and listen to them. And with that, because there is not much going on, it seems that each episode (specially episode 2) felt so short.

This gives me the before trilogy vibes. And because of those 3 movies, I found a preference which I really like.

drama genre, but at least not, melodrama, which is the sadder one ;)

update: episode 2, they are getting louder :P
Also very happy to have a talkative Lee Min Ki :D

Sin A, watching after grown up Go Jin (but still with a child heart), in his grandma's stead

why in the world was Go Jin there at the perfect timing?
well, let's just use the "drama things" card..

No complaints because I personally think that they have casted Mr. Gong and Mi Jung perfectly.

But I would always be waiting for this pairing someday. *crossed fingers

Looking forward to these clubless trio :D

Looking forward to these clubless folks :D

an episode of let us wear light colored clothes and not tell Kim Ji Won :D

yes2, life is still long (dramatically speaking, hahha :P )
You can try it someday, when the time comes :)

So I looked up your dramalist and did not see any jdoramas, hehehe. I understand if you won't take any of my recommendations :D

I strongly recommend run on as @Deeyut has mentioned :D

this is a bit late, if you don't mind, I can give you jdoramas instead as @Deeyut mentioned kdramas already (strongly agree with Run On). And also because jdoramas tend to have fewer episodes that might be bearable :D
Nagi no Oitoma, Perfect World(wheelchair), Kikazaru Koi ni wa Riyuu ga Atte (romance), Nishiogikubo Mitsuboshi Youshudou, Bokura wa Kiseki de Dekite Iru, Ore no Hanashi wa Nagai (family), Koi Desu: Yankee-kun to Hakujou Garu (blind)

Bonus: movies
When I Get Home, My Wife Always Pretends to be Dead (2018) - this was the movie that I wanted to drop in the middle and only appreciated it at the ending, this is the one that is boring but the captured the life genre beautifully.. :)
To Each His Own (2017)

I like SoL mostly because it gives me the "I am so glad to be alive" vibes. :D

and also the family dynamic. There were few quiet scenes, with everyone just ignoring everyone . hahahah (not used to it, but was refreshing :D),
I thought they would be more loud though. hehehehe.

I was like, are these siblings not close at all? but then the bbq scene made me realize that maybe they are just so sick of one another. hehehehe

this is what slice of life is all about. You get to relate to one or more characters in this kind of genre, and the reason it is my favorite genre, although that does not mean I love all SoL because it can be boring too. hehehe :D

a first love story that did not end up together, nevertheless, kept their friendship. (lowkey still not over 2521)
I just hope there will be no infidelity involve, and rather a genuine and fun platonic relationship. :D

It was good to see Woo Bin again :D

came here today and commented the same thoughts as yours :D