The warmth and kindness throughout the show feel genuinely healing. In a world that is always so fast-paced, it’s a beautiful reminder to simply pause. I loved the kids, especially watching them go sledding just sitting on cardboard. No gadgets, just simple fun and laughter. But the show also has such deep, moving moments—like when they gave their mother a haircut so she could have a beautiful photo ready for her funeral. It’s a bittersweet part of the culture, but seeing them handle it with such love was so touching. The trio is also wonderful. Lee Sang-yi was a surprise; he’s so warm and always follows through on his promises. Then there’s the ever-kind Bogum and 'Master Chef' Dong-yeon, who is just as great here as he was in Rented in Finland. Their chemistry is so natural—just being themselves without any competition. Only three episodes left, and I'm not ready to say goodbye!"
I loved the kids, especially watching them go sledding just sitting on cardboard. No gadgets, just simple fun and laughter. But the show also has such deep, moving moments—like when they gave their mother a haircut so she could have a beautiful photo ready for her funeral. It’s a bittersweet part of the culture, but seeing them handle it with such love was so touching.
The trio is also wonderful. Lee Sang-yi was a surprise; he’s so warm and always follows through on his promises. Then there’s the ever-kind Bogum and 'Master Chef' Dong-yeon, who is just as great here as he was in Rented in Finland. Their chemistry is so natural—just being themselves without any competition. Only three episodes left, and I'm not ready to say goodbye!"