As makjang as the elements in the show are, when I watch it (for the 50th time) I feel like it's real love, pain, hope, and chance happening to real people. Bravo to the cast and crew for making such a lovely, uplifting show. I would recommend it to anyone. The commitment of all the actors to their characters--the ones I loathed and the ones I loved--is something to behold. The description of the show is inaccurate, and the 30 hours of the show are worth every minute. It's not everyday you get to see MULTIPLE leads have a disability that is portrayed in a sympathetic manner. Also, because of the way they wrap up the climax, it has one of the most well paced, satisfying endings I've ever seen.

This show deserves to be on Dramafever.com. The internet is blowing up with how good it is--and yet, it isn't here yet! The characters, the tone, the balance, the story, the cinematography--all of it--make it worth posting here. Thanks!