It kind off spoiled the second half of the series.1. The only reason it's hard for the FL to get married is because…
Potential Spoiler 3 - IF the heart transplant doner is in fact her friend, they’ll probably have a short breakup because the FL would not be sure if the ML loves her willingly or is it because of any residual feelings from her dead friend (if there’s ghosts, then possessed hearts also should be a thing too)🙈
Fl doesn’t really have the badass vibe or face in her. Not even the attitude. Bad casting. Even the ml is so…
Isn't she supposed to camouflage with society so nobody suspects her alias?🙈 Ordinary life with an ordinary family with an unassuming average man. Nobody would bother to give her (and by extension her family) a second glance.
If you think about it, it's rather unfortunate that young Sota wasn't brave enough to reach out to Mariko when they were kids. It's clear she would have liked him at least as a friend but now...idk.
Even if he really isn't the culprit (a huge IF at this point), how do you salvage 25 years worth of secrets? Would the journals be enough?🙈
On a side note, it's too bad Sota no longer draws on his journal- imagine what he'd sketch after ep 3's heart to heart?🤭
Is it me, he does have the korean actor's Si Wan's vibe from Koi Nante, Honki de Yatte Do Suru no?!
Seeing this comment after 4 years is rather ironic since he now reminds me of a cross between Im Siwan's "Unlocked" and "Boyhood" characters in his latest drama (25 Years of You)🙊
Ep 1 was rather compelling. I love how they gave his pov in an almost "Disney-fied" kind of way only to turn tables in the last minute. At the end of the day, he isn't a hero no matter how noble his initial intentions were🙈
Well im happy he is alive but it was ridiculous. They should show his spirit go out to her for the few minutes…
It’s implied that he ran to her as soon as he woke up after getting resuscitated. So there was no spirit to begin with and that’s why he was still in his clothes instead of a hospital gown. His friend was looking for him because he probably ran out of the room before the hospital staff could restrain him.
Lack of bandages (even later) is just typical kdrama logic 🤪
Sawamura is such an incredible actor. He fits this character perfectly and keeps you in suspense the entire time.…
Honestly since the beginning of the drama I couldn’t help wandering why he kept smiling so much -to the point that I lowkey thought the actor might be still a novice because it was kind of obvious the smile felt fake (even for someone who was hiding his past)? But the way today’s episode tied this concern with Himari’s question “why are you smiling?” felt so satisfying! He really did a great job🙈
Honestly Ayumu (ML) has an interesting portfolio. His characters always keeps me guessing- should I hate him or…
Exactly! He was good in Anpann too - rather memorable despite how short his screen time was and the fact that he was the love rival again in a different sense
Why the hell does ML's mom even want to go back to her husband also why hasn't they called police and get his…
From what I’ve read, DV is a bit of a gray subject legally speaking in S.Korea so given the father’s position, I wouldn’t be surprised if things got worse if Soo Bin tried to take action against his father.
Also I think it’s within WSB’s nature. Even with the movie and JYJ, he only contacted her AFTER he became a critically acclaimed director “strong” enough to make their dream come true. So it’s likely, he isn’t still mentally prepared to stand up to his father to such an extent yet? Side effects of growing up in an abusive household 🥲
Can anybody tell me a reason why they're watching this? I want to start it, but I'm a bit unsure.
If you are into Cdramas with romance/youth firstlove angst/ second chance, you might like this. It kind of reminds me of a less dark version of The First Frost? If you are familiar with the story.
There are 3 couples. The way they handle the 3 couples also low key remind me of cdramas more than kdramas TBH.
So far I'm enjoying it. The way the camera zooms in/out at times might be a bit mockumentary/ reality tv styled (interesting director's choice i suppose) but you kind of get used to it eventually- at least in my case.
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Ordinary life with an ordinary family with an unassuming average man. Nobody would bother to give her (and by extension her family) a second glance.
Even if he really isn't the culprit (a huge IF at this point), how do you salvage 25 years worth of secrets? Would the journals be enough?🙈
On a side note, it's too bad Sota no longer draws on his journal- imagine what he'd sketch after ep 3's heart to heart?🤭
We shouldn't really root for him (specially given ep 4's preciew) but...🙈
Lack of bandages (even later) is just typical kdrama logic 🤪
Also I think it’s within WSB’s nature. Even with the movie and JYJ, he only contacted her AFTER he became a critically acclaimed director “strong” enough to make their dream come true. So it’s likely, he isn’t still mentally prepared to stand up to his father to such an extent yet? Side effects of growing up in an abusive household 🥲
I just hope the curse of 12 won't hit them. Based on the story, ideally it should be enough but who knows right?🙈
There are 3 couples. The way they handle the 3 couples also low key remind me of cdramas more than kdramas TBH.
So far I'm enjoying it. The way the camera zooms in/out at times might be a bit mockumentary/ reality tv styled (interesting director's choice i suppose) but you kind of get used to it eventually- at least in my case.
The cast is good