broken dreams

This kdrama was an emotional rollercoaster. At first, it was just like watching another story of a girl who doesn't achieve her dreams and has to live resigned in a boring selfdraining job. Then the story turns out so dark suddenly, and it only goes worse and harder to watch. Everything is agony, just like the life she had to live. I feel like most of the things that happened to her wasn't even because of her decisions but because of other people needs and desires. She constantly tried to have the control of her life until someone snatch it from her. I was too shocked to cry throughout the entire show, just at the end in the very last 5 minutes I melted in tears.

In resume, it's such an emotional and heartbreaking tv show. Stories like this are needed, because not everything is a fairy tale, and not everyone is lucky to have what they dreams of even with the hardest of the works. Brokendreams people needs to be shown too. Thank you so much for this amazing piece of work and bravety.

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I feel like I had to cry more than I did

This kdrama has a really good plot, although confusing in the beginning. That made me to be more focused on understanding the plot than empathizing with the charecters and their stories. So when sad moments came I couldn't really find a feeling of crying (unless if the hurt one was in-gyu, his story was the less confusing and heart touching for me). I really adoted In-Gyu tho, he's the purest soul and deserves everything.

I would like to talk more about Ming-ju in another post. At first when I was finishing the kdrama, I really hated her attitude and egoistic decisions, but after a time thinking about it I got the point and understood her behavior. But for less spoilers, I'm not mentioning more for now.

To resume, I really enjoyed the mystery, and making maps on my mind of every time-line.

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