* ReX.

It was amazing! Fun, enjoyable, relatable!

I was bawling my eyes out throughout the whole drama. I laughed, cried and cried more… This drama is definitely one that teaches you a lesson, never have I ever thought that I could relate to it so much. Every time I watch this series I can’t stop thinking about my family, my own life. This story taught me love and gratitude, be grateful when you have it and be happy because you once had it. Time flies and no one could ever know what’s coming, so please cherish every single moments with your loved ones, sometimes what they need is just you, just your presence, and money doesn’t matter anymore, please love when you can and smile when it’s gone. This series allowed me to see life from my parent’s eyes, I finally understood a lot of stuff and I just couldn’t stop my tears from falling. Never ever once in my whole life have I told my parents “ I love you “, it’s not like I don’t but rather something that everyone avoids because of embarrassment. Watching this show I realized a lot of their actions were covered with love, and I can’t help with my tears because I felt extremely sorry for my parents. I also resemble with the daughter a lot, she cries every time when her parents worry about her and every time when she worries about their health. It’s the same with me, watching my parents get older day by day, it never felt nice, and I was always wondering except for money what more can I do for them, and thanks to this amazing drama, I knew the answer—Stay. Stay by their sides, walk with them talk with them, that’s all they were asking for, all they could ever wished for. Love is magical, you don’t have to say it to feel it, it’s hot, it’s warm, it’s beautiful. Rather than a love story, I would say this drama was a life story. It shows the life of a family which strikes a chord with me, and that was hella beautiful emotional roller coaster. A 100/10 must watch. Loved it truly.❤️

PERFECTION!!!! I NEED MORE!!!!!

It was the best movie I've seen so far. I was bawling my eyes out. Ahh, I miss my grandma so much. Since I study overseas, I don't get to see my family as often anymore. In Asia, saying "I love you" is the hardest thing, and we usually don't say it until the very last day of something significant. I cried in the middle of nowhere during the film; every single scene reminds me of my grandma, and I miss her a lot. I promise to do better, treat her better, and never take anything for granted. I don't want to regret it; when you can love, love.