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Is the ending actually open ended, like they don't resolve the plot, or is it one of those netflix/disney ending where they just want to leave room for a possibile sequel?

I'm sorry but how could you have interpreted the "relationship" beetwen Secretary Kim and Young Joon's brother as anything but platonic (on her part), how can you say that she's being "sweep away" when it's obvious that she never had any romantic feelings towards him but only wanted to reconnect with a boy from her past

It should be Moon Woo Jin, I also remember reading it but it's not on the actor's bio anymore

Alright, thanks

Question for those of you guys who have read the novel, is it smut or not?

So good it got me out of my nth kdrama slump

There was a scrapped finale where they would have shown Se Ri pregnant with twins

I swear I felt like I was conned or something

Prolonged nudity?! Be for real they don't even kiss

The show was good enough I guess, but I gotta say, to the person who choose Moon Baek's clothes and overall style, I hope your pillow is always cold and nice on both sides

Mine still doesn't, must depend on the zone

It had the lgbtq tags both here and on netflix, now they have been changed from both. I also think this got either censored or it was baiting from the beginning, let's hope not

What was the plot of AIB retry??

It was funny that they both did the "baby is a player" and the "american ending" lol

Maybe it's because I went in with zero expectations but I was farely satisfied and entertained. The new games and characters were good and they managed to not shit on the other seasons, so nice additional season all things considered.

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No it has been cancelled, you can read the book if you want to know the rest of the story

The only real grievance I have with this undoubtlely fantastic series is the time they took away from the development of the first couple relationship in favor of Victor storyline, and I know that the show is not strictly a bl but rather a more vast and complex story. But since they were more than able to give us a believable and heartfelt second couple I don't see why they couldn't do the same with Trin and Tanwa; hell at a certain point I felt like Trin had more screen time with Victor, who is not even on the main cast, than with Tanwa, his actual love interest. Of couse, it is also now clear why they wanted to develop Victor's character so much, but I still believe they could have handled it in a way that didn't take anything away from the main couple interactions, which were very limited and because of this, for me atleast, it chepened the relationship a little.

Good news then

I swear if netflix ruins another perfectly good series...