as someone who didn't watch the korean version nor read the webtoon, i'm discovering the plot for the first time here and I'm surprisingly loving it so much?!! the storyline is nice, the acting is really good and it's also only 10 episodes which i prefer these days👍🏻 can't wait to see how the rest of the story goes
I'm loving the series so far, I still didnt grasp the storyline yet, maybe because of crappy sub. But it felt like an easy watch, like 'Pegasus'. I'm looking forward to this series<3 For me, whether it is romance or ml-centric drama, it doesn't matter as long as the storyline and the acting is good.
I'm probably watching Reply 1988 for the tenth time now. I have finished episode 18. Every time I watch the drama, I always root for Choi Taek. This time is no different, but I found myself getting emotional over Jung Hwan's unrequited love. Tears came down without me noticing. Perhaps I needed to grow up to understand his feelings. Ten years ago, I didn't appreciate his love. But this time it was different, even though I still find Choi Taek's love more exciting. The ending of episode 18 was all about Jung Hwan's love, so I rewound the video to watch the last part again. I am extremely grateful to everyone who worked on this drama for creating something so amazing for us. I am also very grateful to the translators. Without them, people abroad would not be able to enjoy this masterpiece.
I dont like how she looks like to cry at second episode. She's been described as someone fight so well but she…
What exactly do you want her to do?
Scream? Faint, curse him? shout at him? Or maybe stand there savagely staring into the void like she’s the lead in a 2005 telenovela? Be serious — that kind of reaction is pure cringe.
Just so you know, crying in silence isn’t weakness — it’s the most powerful emotional a badass woman can pull when she’s hit rock bottom. No drama, no noise — just pain hitting straight from the soul. Clearly, subtlety isn’t your thing.
Replying todayidream•Jun 14, 2025•Liked Jun 14, 2025
I dont like how she looks like to cry at second episode. She's been described as someone fight so well but she…
Crying is a natural response to extreme fear or stress, no matter how tough someone is. Expecting fighters to be emotionless? That’s just not realistic 🙅♀️✨
For me, whether it is romance or ml-centric drama, it doesn't matter as long as the storyline and the acting is good.
Scream? Faint, curse him? shout at him? Or maybe stand there savagely staring into the void like she’s the lead in a 2005 telenovela? Be serious — that kind of reaction is pure cringe.
Just so you know, crying in silence isn’t weakness — it’s the most powerful emotional a badass woman can pull when she’s hit rock bottom. No drama, no noise — just pain hitting straight from the soul.
Clearly, subtlety isn’t your thing.