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Mukbang first. Settle conflicts later lol

Dramaday is the key

But the juxtaposition of going all manual, such as on tinkering with electronic equipment, maintains the experience of us being humans.

Don't get me wrong, but I think the way they envision using AI seems more sensible than how we use AI in the real world. AI should focus on taking care of the mundane tasks so we can focus on more valuable ones.

The lead actors are monster kissers. I know they can pull off much more than this.

I don't know which impresses me more, them going out of sync but ending up kissing in the end of one episode, or cha ji yoon's phone going from 0 to 93% in mere minutes.

Ok now the rating should at least climb now to 8.3 pls

See You at the Next Episode Tomorrow

So that's why the music in ML's car and "It was always playing at my dad's shop".

And for an ugly guy lol

Love that spherical ice analogy.

And it shows us that her ex is not for us to hate. It's just that they live in two different worlds.

And going there made her realize that what she want is someone orderly and not someone free spirited and refuses marriage, which makes her align more with the ML's personality. Well written.

At least this one ended well and realistically

I like the premise, the depth of the characters, the workplace portrayal. A 7.8 rating does not make sense at all after watching the first 2 eps. I just hope that it will not be ruined by a lengthy love triangle trope like what Our fking Universe did.

Bittersweet

What I only wished was for the last episode to be a little longer. The ending was kinda predictable already after the events of episode 11. If only they were able to compare and contrast their darkest moments when Yi Chan and Chung Ah met in a sign language school in the original timeline vs. a bittersweet but a better life for both of them after Eun Gyeol time travelled. That would've made me cry twice the amount of tears than when I had first watched this.

I think it's not about the money and fame. I think it's more of "when you raise someone, even with a disability, with the proper love and care, he/she can be successful too."

Had it not been for that stupid love triangle, serious conflicts such as in episode 11 could have occurred way earlier in the series, giving more premises for character development. The "antagonist" could've been the child support court, while the in-laws could've been actively figuring things out step by step to become better parents for woo joo. There was too much potential from the synopsis itself. The writer ruined it big time.

This could've been a decent drama if every episode taught us in one way or another about raising a kid.