So, I really wish we saw their relationship develop more after Hae-in’s post-op amnesia. She clearly had memories coming back to her overtime, I would have loved to see them navigate their relationship in that turbulence and build again.
Eun-seong was ridiculous to the end. That guy seriously needed to be comitted to an asylum ffs
Our BaekHong family really touched my heart. I liked they brought Hae-in’s uncle back in the picture too.
Moh Seul-hee was dumb af. She stole an identity to start anew, but couldn’t keep her greedy hands away from complete control/money like ??? She was a very one dimensional villan and I couldn’t care less about her. It’s like she had nothing but money to live for, she was well off with the chairman but still wanted more. IDK, I never understood her thinking/motivation. But thanks to her, I kinda felt bad for Eun-psycho. Only a little.
Kim Soo-hyun and Kim Ji-won nailed their roles to perfection. Heck, the writing was such a mess in the later half of the show, without them I can’t imagine the drama being as big a hit as it is rn.
The villans’ actions managed to bring the Hong family together but at the same time Hong-family’s naive-ness was excessive.
But our main couple and all their supporting characters really breathed life into the drama. The angst hit so well throughout, really tugging at the heartstrings each and everytime. I was a bawling mess when we say angel Hae-in ‘picking up’ Hyun-woo. It was such a beautiful scene.
I would say at the end of the day, QoT is a drama difficult to get over. Gosh, what a ride it was. LOVE the drama to the moon and back!
vipsky
April 30, 2024 at 3:11 PM
Saying goodbye to QoT with a heavy yet happy heart T_T <3
BaekHong are the OTP of the century for me
Spoilers below
vipsky
April 30, 2024 at 3:24 PM
So, I really wish we saw their relationship develop more after Hae-in’s post-op amnesia. She clearly had memories coming back to her overtime, I would have loved to see them navigate their relationship in that turbulence and build again.
Eun-seong was ridiculous to the end. That guy seriously needed to be comitted to an asylum ffs
Our BaekHong family really touched my heart. I liked they brought Hae-in’s uncle back in the picture too.
Moh Seul-hee was dumb af. She stole an identity to start anew, but couldn’t keep her greedy hands away from complete control/money like ??? She was a very one dimensional villan and I couldn’t care less about her. It’s like she had nothing but money to live for, she was well off with the chairman but still wanted more. IDK, I never understood her thinking/motivation. But thanks to her, I kinda felt bad for Eun-psycho. Only a little.
Kim Soo-hyun and Kim Ji-won nailed their roles to perfection. Heck, the writing was such a mess in the later half of the show, without them I can’t imagine the drama being as big a hit as it is rn.
The villans’ actions managed to bring the Hong family together but at the same time Hong-family’s naive-ness was excessive.
But our main couple and all their supporting characters really breathed life into the drama. The angst hit so well throughout, really tugging at the heartstrings each and everytime. I was a bawling mess when we say angel Hae-in ‘picking up’ Hyun-woo. It was such a beautiful scene.
I would say at the end of the day, QoT is a drama difficult to get over. Gosh, what a ride it was. LOVE the drama to the moon and back!
🌸 Cera (@Seeker) 🌸
May 2, 2024 at 9:42 AM
Hae-in and Hyun-woo are indeed the best part of the drama. 😍♥️