The first think that annoyed me was not understanding how mental illness works and how hard it is to recover from it.

At the same beggining of the episode we see people who wanted to commit suicide, begging for their life after the main character make them face a dangerous situation. Of course, some of them would rethink their choices, but not all of them. People while commiting suicides not always get emotional, they may be at peace, they may be angry, they may have other motives.

Another thing is how quickly things escalate from an emotional, tear-jerker scene into comedy. Don't get me wrong, I like when funny moments appear in dramas, but when it happens so quikly it just kills the mood.

Yeah, people need to hear calming words that may them help be in peace, but won't make them recover from depression, anorexia, loss etc. They need to get through a long process, and even after it they can get into their mental illness again and again, what doesn't happen in this k-drama.

I didn't like how unrealistic it was. In one scene a guy says "Some suicidal people don't look suicidal" or something like that, and it's completly true... but then they say that a man who talked about his future doesn't look like he wants to commit suicide.

But there was a few things I liked. First. Cinematography - it was just beautiful. Second - a few scenes that almost made me cry, like for example the dog scene. And the ending I thought I'll dislike, but ended up being quite nice.

I'm sorry for any misunderstanding caused by my review. English is not my native language. Thanks for reading it and have a nice day/night. ;-)