Reviews

Kim Soo-hyun and Kim Ji-won Grapple with Their Fates

The episode was a rollercoaster of emotions. From their angsty interactions to the way they express their love – we enjoyed every bit! Kim Soo-hyun and Kim Ji-won are exceptional actors which they prove through every episode. The church scene made us tear up and root for them as they realised just how much they love each other. Soo-cheol and Da-hye’s scene is yet another part of the episode that took us by surprise. They were amazing as they enjoyed their time as a family but Da-hye was grappled with the issues. We hope to see more of them in the last two episodes!Park Sung-hoon is really made to play negative characters as his runtime in this episode was minuscule but he takes over the space with his expressions alone. The obsession, anger and sinister dialogues were gold. He got us hating him by the end of the episode.

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Kim Soo-hyun and Kim Ji-won Are All About Love

Finally, we got to see Hyun-woo and Hae-in as a newlywed couple and we love every second of it! Their lovey-dovey scenes have our hearts. Kim Soo-hyun and Kim Ji-won are extremely talented actors as they can express several emotions throughout the episode with such grace and tenacity. Kim Jung-nan as Beom-ja is also another actor who knocked it out of the park as a grieving daughter. She showed her strong personality throughout her interactions with Sol-hee and her soft side during conversations with Yeong-song. Eun-sung had smaller scenes in this episode but looking at the preview for the next episode, it seems like he will be partaking in a disastrous plan.

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Kim Soo-hyun and Kim Ji-won Face a World of Troubles

Queen of Tears is definitely known for their cliffhangers because What. An. Ending! Now that they have found the room, did they get there in time or did Eun-sung find it before they could get their hands on the funds? It is also sad that Beom-ja never got to make up with her dad before he went away. She was the most affected by the situation and now she will never get to talk to him again. Hae-in’s condition keeps worsening, especially when she is getting closer to her family, Hyun-woo and his family. Just when she got them, she seemed to be spiralling – which has gotten her understandably scared. Kim Ji-won has translated Hae-in’s feelings beautifully with her expressions and actions. Kim Soo-hyun continues to display his brilliant acting skills throughout the story! Park Sung-hoon as Eun-sung is definitely the right choice because the scene when Sol-hee tells him about how she always looked out for him makes the viewers feel for him. The realisation and the shock in his expression make us feel like we are right there with him.

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keeps getting progressively worse, completely irrational

it was so fun to watch at the beginning, it was witty and flawless, felt fresh in the midst of so many average dramas with overused plotsbut slowly, as the story progressed it kept getting worse, plotholes on top of plotholes and pushover characters with no backbone or common senseand now it's a messthere was no need for the memory loss thing to be added so far into the drama, it should've been dealt with earlier, and with the memory loss, i don't understand the fl, she was smart in the beginning, i cannot fathom how she would disagree to a life saving surgery just because she would loose her memories, what would be the use of those memories if she wouldn't be able to spend more time with the loved ones whose memories she wants to preserve so much anymorethis series had so much potential, all lost because of the sloppy writing

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