the sadness of my life is that I will never find a Gu :'(

I found it really enjoyable to follow the couple's development. There were moments that I found tiring and irrelevant to the story and the drama could have had fewer episodes. I loved the friendships that already existed and were built along the way, my dream was to find friends like them who were more like family. It would be very pleasant to see Mr. Gu appear and humiliate Pyung's service staff, they were terrible and the only one who saved them was her boyfriend, those snakes deserved to suffer some of the consequences of their actions. And speaking of Pyung, I burst into tears when she went to visit her mother-in-law, that really hit me.
Many times I shipped Da-eul with Mr. No, and almost at the end I still had hope that she would leave her stupid husband and stay with him.
I almost freaked out at the end of the penultimate episode, when she said she wanted to leave, I thought she was also talking about her relationship with Gu and that made my heart stop, I almost freaked out. And one thing I didn't understand was why she chose to open a hotel right away, that didn't make sense to me.
I felt very angry with Gu's sister, the only good thing she did was not letting her little son go away again; no matter how much she suffered everything she suffered, didn't justify all her ridiculous and despicable activities, in the end she only thought about herself and played very dirty to get things (I still really thought she kept the stores and the airline, if I were their father I would leave it with just one department and look there).
And about their father, I thought he was an asshole when he sent Sa-rang away, nothing justified, especially after they had done the same to Gu's mother, and knew the trauma it caused him. In the end, I didn't really understand how Gu and his mother's situation turned out, but I hope they got closer.

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The best drama I've ever watched

This drama made me open my eyes to life, I was so moved by each story in each episode. It was so exciting to see the characters develop and learn about their pasts.
I cried in absolutely every episode, the shock was great already in the first episode, and only increased over time.
I had Alchemy of Souls in my top 1, but Tomorrow definitely took that place, it completely won my heart, I would give anything to watch it for the first time again.
I'm sad because not many people talk about him and he deserved all the recognition in the world.
The ending could have shown a little more, I had some doubts related to what happened next and an extra episode would be my dream, closing with a flourish.

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comforting, quite real but left me with a slight melancholy

I found the story very fluid, when she went to Japan and suffered disappointment, I thought she would stay there permanently. I liked the fact that she didn't make a scene when she discovered the betrayal. Throughout the film I fell in love with the way people were united in the café, how diverse and welcoming it was.
I identified with Nishiyama, and I felt sad for him, In the end, it was as if he was that person who always helps others to overcome their individual difficulties but who remained alone when the person he helped got better and moved on with their life (as if everyone moved on and left him behind, in the past).
I really wish Yumi had stayed in Japan, I wish she and Nishiyama had stayed together.
Throughout the film I fell in love with the way people were united in the café, how diverse and welcoming it was.
I was confused at times, sometimes it seemed like there was no coherence in the story (and some information that was thrown out unnecessarily, such as Nishiyama's past, I honestly thought there was no need, and there were moments that I found ugly and disrespectful how they talked about his life behind his back, and I never saw him talking about anyone). Another thing that upset me was the fact that it seemed like the secondary characters had no importance to the story, there was no evolution, there was no depth in the stories and they seemed like they were just there to fill the environment and serve as a lever for Yumi's story.

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The best live action of Mulan. Should be more recognized

To begin with, I would like to say that the film exceeded all my expectations, the story is very good and sometimes I even think that some adaptations were more coherent with the story of the cartoon. Mulan is my favorite princess in life and this film completed me a lot (Disney's live action didn't complete me but this one did). This followed the story original much more exactly, the 12 years of war, the sacrifices they took, everything was much improved and concrete. I literally cried at the war scene when they sang while the soldiers were being sacrificed. The songs in this film are perfect and emotional (even the post credits moved me). I was sad about some losses and even though the ending took the best path for the story to become more real, I felt the sadness, I hoped there would be at least one kiss (in my mind, the ending remained the same as the Disney cartoon and that's all that matters).

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encounters and disagreements

To begin with, I should say that I cried a lot, I was extremely moved by many moments.
At first I discovered the drama because of the music and every time it played I would burst into tears. When you catch the references throughout the series it's very emotional, like the strawberry scene, when you notice the fish scene...
I believe a lot in destiny, and that was exactly the case, I identified with the story a few times, and when I realized it, it was a new reason to cry.
It hurt deep in my soul to see all the time they wasted, the dreams they gave up on realizing, hurts to know everything she could have been, what they could have been if her mother hadn't done that, and then her mother still comes with the hypocritical talk that her (the mother's) fate was terrible? Everything was her fault and hers alone (it made me very angry).
I cried really hard in the scene where she was working cleaning while watching the flight attendants pass by, living the life she dreamed of living.
To top it off, I found the ending extremely rushed, it could have shown her meeting his family, her son discovering his mother's story. I was happy that they made their dreams come true. But I found the son's romance with the dancer a bit drawn out, I understand that because of that he got a lot closer to his mother and Namiki, but I found it so boring (It seemed like they were trying to promote some career, it wasn't natural).
Namiki is the embodiment of my ideal type, and their story is the most perfect thing, all the encounters and disagreements brought them together on the same path. It was emotional to discover the moment they fell in love for the first time they teenagers were the most perfect and cute thing).

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unsurpassable

I confess that I discovered this drama when I heard the story that would be adapted for the Korean version, I spent many days searching tirelessly for this drama and when I found it, It was the greatest joy in the world for me, I was already looking forward to learning about this exciting story.
It's inexplicable how much I cried, I cried in practically every episode, the story kept me from start to finish, I had the OST's in my head for several weeks and it made me want to cry every time I remembered.
I was so enchanted by the story, the development, the relationship they developed, and I think I may never find anything like it again.
This original version deserved to be much better known, it's worth every second. I fell in love with the characters and their stories.

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It's a shame they canceled the second season

The series moved me a lot, I was extremely emotional with the judges' story (especially in the last episode where Shim was going to visit the cemetery, that made me cry a lot). I really wanted there to be a second season, when I researched it I was sad to find out that they canceled it. These juvenile laws are absurd, they deserved to be punished more rigorously. I was angry with Judge Na, she judged the murder case of Judge Shim's son very badly, there was no justice and there were no teachings for the two murderers. The series really captivated me, I loved how Judge Shim helped those who needed it and punished those who needed it, she is incredible and perfect, I loved her so much. Judge Cha was also impeccable, I confess that I fell in love with him, I was thrilled that he found the judge who helped him as a child, and Judge Kang, he was incredible, impeccable, I was sad that he didn't enter politics, I'm sure he would have done several incredible things. The ending seemed a little confusing, too rushed, it could have had 16 episodes, I would have loved it and been interested in other new stories.
A fact that I was already forgetting: guys, how hateful is that mother of Shim's ex-husband's, what a miserable old woman, how could she have done that and gotten away with it? And that ex-husband of hers? What an imbecile man, "that's how the law is" "he was also my son", how did he accept it so easily? How could he have gone after Shim just to interfere in her life? Having gone after her to tell her not to get involved in in the case of those damn murderers?! And still letting his mother know and letting her do that stupid thing in court, in front of everyone. If I were Shim I would have punched him when he showed up at her door.

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I just wanted a Liang in my life

It's the second cdrama I've completed and I really liked this one too, there were parts that I found dragging but in the end I think it was worth it.
In the end, I didn't understand what happened to Xia's career. I was hoping it would at least show the marriage proposal, but it didn't.
I was deeply saddened by the end of Tian, I was very moved by Xue's story, I completely broke down at the end, when she said that he was still there in all things, when the heart accelerated when she was around (that was extremely touching).
I was lost for a few hours, without really understanding the story of the twins (which was which), I was so angry with Zhuo that there were moments when I wanted to abandon the drama, and speaking of anger, I hated Mi Gu, from beginning to end, she was so blind that it irritated me, I really didn't find true friendship on her part, how could she have supported that crazy stalker? Many things could have been avoided.

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One of the best dramas

Seriously, what a good drama. The episodes kept me hooked from start to finish, the story is very well crafted. I felt so angry at that military militia, I really hope that next season they can defeat them.
I am completely surrendered to the friendship of Jun-ho and Ho-yun, they're so cute and care for each other so much, it is a sight to see the relationship of friendship, brotherhood and partnership that they have developed. Mr. Park is another sweetheart, he treats them like his children and that captivates me so much. I also loved the partnership that Mr. Park and Lim developed this season, and at the end, Mr. Park saying that Mr. Lim had to be well to protect the boys, that moved me.
And speaking of the ending, it was very realistic to show that that bullier from the first season continued his life normally outside the army (and that made me furious).
That extra scene in the last episode left me in doubt, was he really alive? It was an illusion, a dream of Jun-ho? I really hope it's true.
One thing I didn't see talked about was what happened to the character of Choi Hyun Wook, did he survive?
Another thing that touched me was Nina's story, it was so sad because she so deserved a happy ending.

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