Evelyn Tan

A beautifully emotional journey. Heavenly Ever After truly touched my soul. It’s more than just a K-drama — it’s an emotional experience. I laughed, cried, got angry, and was deeply moved. While the first few episodes are a slow burn, the story slowly unfolds in meaningful and unexpected ways. Scenes that seem unclear at first become powerful by the end, making it worth the patience. What stood out most is the show’s powerful message — to live with kindness, compassion, and responsibility. The imaginative afterlife they created is full of warmth and justice. I was especially touched by scenes of pets. The love story between Ko Nak Joon and Lee Hae Sook, despite their age difference in heaven, was so tender and heartfelt. Son Suk Ku and Kim Hye Ja were incredibly natural in their roles. Episode 11 truly broke me. It may not be as globally known as Squid Game, but this drama left a lasting mark on my heart. A reminder that love, empathy, and connection matter — in this life and the next.