Deea Coleman

Song Joong-Ki and Choi Sung-Eun did a fantastic job. I love that they integrated other ethnicities. Being a refugee in another country and not knowing the language is probably so hard. I felt all the emotions from both characters. This is not a simple made up story and I think that’s what makes it more interesting. I’m so proud of Joong-Ki!!

These two episodes a week are killing me. Every Sunday it’s a cliffhanger. I really hope it’s a season 2. I’ve been waiting for him to cut loose and episode 16 was the one. I have truly enjoyed the chemistry and effort these Actors put forth. Song Joong-ki is my hero. I have been watching everything he has played in that I can see in the States. He has a fan for life! I won’t give any secrets away but just know, you will not be disappointed.

So I’m trying to write this review without getting into my feelings. Yes, Hye-young loved her first and was able to see her needs completely. But, for Sun-oh she was his first love. Yes, he was selfish but she brought out the best in him. He needed love too and Yuk-jo wasn’t it. I didn’t think I would be able to get into the concept but it was a good change of pace. I do appreciate the second lead getting the girl. I don’t think they need a third season. Duk-gu’s character was well played but I wish he had found love.

I’m really glad this was shared here in the States. The Actors were great and they really pulled me into the story. I have never cried and laughed so much during a series. I was hooked from the beginning and binge watched it for five days. At the end I cried during the whole episode. Thank you for sharing this story. I used to read stories like this all the time, it’s great to see it in action.