Angeline Lee

This drama talks about real-life situations and problems, and although some of them are quite heavy to watch, SF9 Rowoon’s character Choi Junwoong always knows where to make a small joke or make the drama less heavy with his infectious positivity. The three main characters’ (the trio everyone needs, tbh) chemistry is off the charts, with the drama building their dynamic right from the start. There’s another main character that we see less often, but whenever he’s onscreen, I can’t take my eyes off him. All of the actors and actresses did an amazing job with this drama. I’m not usually into dramas that aren’t about romance, but this one truly blew me away. Their words hold such meaning that it helped me reconsider my choices and reminded me that life is still worth living, even after a traumatic experience. This is by far the best, tear-jerker drama I’ve watched, and I’m really sad that it’s ending this week. I wish there could be more episodes of the trio just existing and meandering through life (or the after-life) together.