WORTH EVERY SECOND

Wow... This drama is a real masterpiece that is the only way I can describe it.

If you are doubting weather to watch it or not this is your sign to DO IT. I am telling you it is so worth it.

Since I don't want to spoil anything too much I won't go into the characters and just give you a broad view of the series.

First off, I feel like it is very real drama with everyday situations, battles that many of us go through. It has all kinds of things: love, drama, family stuff, friendships, differences of people. I don't know if it's the right way to say it but it is very humane drama.

It shows many different stories and various struggles of people from diverse backgrounds. All of the stories touch you in some way. I personally really enjoyed going trough those different stories and understanding how others might feel in their situation, in the situations that I have never been but then at times also being like "Okay, I can relate to that." It made me realize that all people have their own battles that they go trough and you might think that they are fine and nothing bothers them but in reality everyone have their bad days, their demons, their bad experience that they go trough.

There were many times that I laughed, smiled form ear to ear, or laughed after crying my eyes out. To be honest, I cried quite a few times while watching this because of how well the actors can portray the emotions. From the little ones to the elderly, each and every one of them, their acting left a mark in me. I would say that the little 5 years old girl Son Eun Ki for sure impressed me the most. The way she shows what her character is going trough just amazed me.

And just like at the end it says that we are not born into this world to suffer but we are born to be happy this drama makes you realize that. It reminds you that you won't live forever, people around won't be there forever as well. Therefore, it is important to cherish not only your loved ones but also yourself before it is too late.

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DO NOT forget the tissue box *writing this with red eyes*

Already watched a good amount of series and never wrote a review, but could not go without writing one for this one.

First off, I'm being completely honest, did not expect to cry THAT much. :')

The story really catches you and doesn't let go. From the first episode to the last I could not drop this series until I finished it (it is 3 a.m. btw :') thank god it's Saturday). Every episode gives you a new story but at the same time all of them tell you the story of Geu Roo.

For sure the favorite thing was the development of the relationship between the uncle and the nephew.

I don't know if it was the stories that got me or what but I cried my eyes out in EVERY episode. Every story in this series has a meaning and somehow wrecks your heart. Not only does it give you a new perspective towards the people who passed away but it also kind of introduce you to autism and makes you understand people with autism better. Most importantly it remind you to be grateful for people around you, to not waste time, as well as to not hold grudges and remember that the perspective that you see things from it might be completely different from what the truth actually is.

I'm quite mad at myself since I had this series in my list for a long time but for some reason always pushed it away. DO NOT do that. This drama is worth every second. If I could I would love to watch it again without knowing the story.

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