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Seriously? How come?

I wouldn't mind sad ending so much if it was making some existential point. But the film starts as a story about friendship and first love to end like this. Why did he die? What was the point (plot wise) for his death? And why would a teenager be broken for the rest of her life after one failed romantic relationship (that to her knowledge ended just because the guy ignored her)? She doesn't know he's dead until she's thirty something and it seems she's going to stay single for the rest of her life.
I mean, a widow could be alright after so many years and what about a girl who was ready to give him up for her friend? Who never was in real relationship with him?
Was the message: "be selfish, don't care about your friend's feelings, if you like someone go after them because they can die any time"?

What the hell was this ending? I don't understand why it was made this way. For me, it doesn't deliver any message and just destroys a nice rom-com.

Off topic here (I didn't watch this drama). It's just that... there's a thing I don't underestand about MDL: when someone says "I don't like this drama" there is always someone else who comments like you "I respect your opinion but you are wrong, check the rating/comments/whatever and you will understand your mistake".
Honestly, if they say they don't like, they simply don't like it. They're neither right, nor wrong (we're talking about opinions, not facts). Just let them be.

# dump truck trope made right
I had to paused watching and comment ont it!

But Sol believes that in all the timelines the killer is after HER, that Sunjae get hurt only because he's close to her. As she was never attacked as an adult she can reasonable think she has changed the future.

It's one of me favourites. I liked that ML was open and understanding. It was a healthy and muture relationship between leads. Doesn't come often in dramas :)

I like it very much that there were shown two "first" meetings between them as adults. So we could see him falling in love as a grown up too :)
In the beginning I was worried we will only see his teenage version (with all cute clumsiness in romance, but less maturity) while Im Sol was an adult (psychologically) in all episodes.

I'm sure I'm going to rewatch it one day. It was a long time since any drama capitivated me this much.

I'm at episode 9 and I need to say one thing:
What's wrong with Korean people that they go after stalker's victim saying it's her fault the stalker did something? I've seen a drama (don't remember the title) where woman was apologising to her boyfriend's parents because her stalker hurt her boyfriend. And his father was unforgiving saying it's s all her fault.
The same thing happens here. I can understand that FL is feeling guilty but how can anybody else tell her it's her fault?

I feel you. While I liked this drama it's more liking it despite the main couple than liking it for them (as is supposed in romance drama).
ML was a typical Mary Sue (is there a male name for it?) who felt a bit like a stalker in the beginning. But then he as least expressed some emotion (smiles and kisses).
FL was stiff and distance ("innocent ") to the point it felt she never got out of her phase "I can't believe the most popular boy in the school likes me".

But friends scene were great. For them and for the atmosphere of wholesome throughout the drama I gave it a high rating.

Honestly? Are we going to discuss whether humans are mostly biological creatures (a'ka animals) therefore their main goal is procreation or is there more to be a human?
What I meant was that in this film it was clearly showed that marriage at this age wasn't typical (could be even problematic for the spouses). If so, why push your teenage daughter for something like this?

Anyway, my first comment was to point out that the existence of lower minimum age for marriage can't be use as an argument (for reasons based on the theoretical knowledge of legislation). Now, you change legal argument for a biological one, which clearly makes any dispute unresolvable because it involves culture and beliefs.

I think the dramas are bad because the concept of vampires is foreign to their culture. I guess it's like some Europeans would do a drama about reincarnation. Foreign concept. Difficult to set in Europe.

At least the FL in this one was an adult.

Maybe you are right... I dropped this one and I dropped the Goblin. Both were dragging to me and in both I didn't care for most of the characters. Definitely similar😂

I started this drama but couldn't finish. It starts slow and the FL's acting feels flat which doesn't help. The ML is arrogant to the point of being dislikable. The support characters (the other Gods) are rather annoying.
There are better dramas to entertain yourself.

As for the film itself I watched it a long time ago but I remember I thought it was crazy that her parents were pushing for her to get married in high school and was totally shocked such a thing could happen in a modern country. At the same time the rest of the film wasn't so cringy and the ML didn't feel so much older/mature so I think that if one isn't too opposed to the premise itself it can be a nice thing to watch .

Do you know the reason why the minimum age for marriage is set lower than the age of majority (as a special case)? It's because law doesn't create reality but reflects it. That specific law is made to protect young mothers from loosing their children and (theoretically) to give them the support of a husband.
Otherwise a mother who is still a minor would be forced to give up her child. By getting married she becomes an official adult and can be a legal guardian for the child.

I know my comment is no here, no there in this conversation but I felt the need to explain that the fact that some law exists doesn't mean it's socially (or even legally) encouraged.

Honestly, I think half of the criticism toward the main actor is because the character he plays is worthless. Even played by a younger man it wouldn't be better but played by him it might seem worse.
Although, all the comments about his neck made me thinking "is this some kind of fetish?"... I usually don't look at people's necks😂

Honestly, I think half of the criticism toward the main actor is because the character he plays is worthless. Even played by a younger man it wouldn't be better but played by him it might seem worse.
Although, all the comments about his neck made me thinking "is this some kind of fetish?"... I usually don't look at people's necks😂