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why just why ? one of my first j movies, awkward at first (very awkward) but yeah its japanese, what else can we do about it ? good for nostalgia but certain things were truly unnecessary.

yeah as you can see it watch these when I am too exhausted to even survive. attaching pics wanted to have parents like this child, ended up like this 😒. this drama completely changed my view on how I used to perceive second chance at love. too emotional, too human and too raw. loved every bit of it 🤍.

watched this during pandemic, one of my first kdrama. loved the storyline, and aesthetics.

liked it, but let's face the reality will anyone wait for you for 7 years even if you are willing to do the same ?

I’d still choose him, even if I could go back in time. this is one of those films that reminds me of him.

yeah only if I had a father and family like him, every episode is like a roller coaster of emotions, multiple story format has my heart 🫶😭

people who once shared something called love, doesn't always stay. this film moved me on a calm Friday night, yeah I cried while watching. yeah irl nobody stays forever. its an unforgettable film that stays with you forever.

Excluding some unnecessary scenes, this movie truly shows what it takes to love someone from a young age, it also shows how human life and relationships are temporary but unforgettable. On the surface level am I happy with ending ? maybe idk. This film portrayed that all the characters are happy at the end, but irl I feel there is nothing called mutual its just too superficial, there will always be a party who suffers more emotionally and physically than the other. maybe just maybe that person can never move on from this broken relationship. well most of them do ig. Fun Fact << You Are the Apple of My Eye is based on director Giddens Ko's autobiographical novel. lastly I just feel even with all the acquired wisdom, maturity, sophistication and therapy can we really forget & forgive the person we once loved ?

this is one of those guilty pleasures that you know is not good but if you just turn your brains off then you can easily rewatch this. Huang Xiaoming as always is greasy in this movie too, but Yang Mi on contrary did a great job portraying emotions. lastly the movie fails to capture real life in a believable way. This movie really said “damsel in distress,” then hired the ML as FL's personal distress-delivery service. watch it at your own risks 'cause you will either get addicted to it or will just drop it within first 10 mins of this film.

this drama dragged me into the rabbit hole of korean crime thriller dramas, and i don’t regret. in crime thriller investigation genre this is my fav and a must watch.

as a person who doesn't believe in love, this movie is an exception, it is my go to comfort movie.

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found Tomorrow during a period when I was severely depressed, and that context probably shaped how deeply it hit me. What makes this drama stand out isn’t just its premise, but how human its characters feel. Each story treats pain with restraint instead of melodrama, which is rare for shows dealing with heavy themes. For the first time in a long while, something managed to break through my emotional numbness and make me cry. The pacing lets moments breathe, and the writing avoids romanticizing suffering while still acknowledging it. I’ve rewatched it multiple times, and it holds up not as something you memorize, but as something that lingers. Tomorrow isn’t perfect, but it’s thoughtful, sincere, and emotional. One of the best, if not the best, K-dramas I’ve watched.