Chris Tine

The first time I heard about hyperthymesia - it got me hooked to the show. I adore Moon Ga Young's character. She's very bright, youthful, soft and light like a breath of fresh air. The camping kiss and the happy ending made my heart satisfied. Love lots to the beautiful sceneries, interior designs and the whole cast!

I think everybody have despairs and different levels of miseries. But we are always held accountable of our choices. And of course, life is always a mystery. First time to watch a Suzy's and Woo Bin's since they are on the least of my favorites. But hey! who cares about biases. This is just so good. They are so painfully good. Each episode is a tear-jerker. I completed 20 episodes in 3 days bawling my eyes out. I even prepared cold compress for my puffy eyes. How I wished I could finish it sooner. Loved the songs too! (Moving these beautiful actors up on my fave list and must watch.)

I'm always hesitant with melodramas but this is truly heartwarming. I'm relearning relationships and who are bound to break it, owning up mistakes and shortcomings, valuing the present, healing and trying again. The lessons are deep delivered in a very calming way. I love the leads, the bookclub meetings, the winter sceneries, their simple town and ofcourse the happy ending.

I like how the movie was intriguing yet so calming for me.

Simple but one of the most, if not the most, meaningful drama I've ever watched. Kudos to the hardworking people behind it!

The danger of making assumptions, human tendencies, emphasis on diverse personalities and communication - I feel that the show adds an overview of the way people are in their day to day basis. This was something refreshing - not the drama stereotype (we loved those though). The characters here are ones of those very few I've watched hitting close to home. They all got issues! We're all a little broken and crazy afterall. After watching, I think this is underrated!

Heartbreaking! Though I could tell how the story will end by its movie name, I still rooted for them. The plot is predictable but very well played. Love the casts too! Predictable it is but I still hoped that they get back together that I'm hurt so much. This is a classic example and reminder that we should all not be looking forward to happy endings but happy moments. People becoming part of each other and growing apart as we go and understand life. They become precious memories we could all go back to. The story is simple, realistic and beautiful - I cried for few minutes more after watching.

Cinematography, the beautiful village, youth and friendship, the casting and songs, their simple joys and all the crying - is just heartbreaking. I won't be able to listen to Dust in the wind without remembering Kim So Hyun. 😅

This fascinates me. I found the storyline unique yet simple. It made my heart warm, sad and hope without knowing what will happen next - looking for a happy ending. And it just did. Ending my day satisfied. 🌸🌼🍓