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📅 South Korea • 2017–2018
Format: Standard Series
Episodes: 16
Duration: ~1 hr. 13 min. each
📺 Available on:
Apple TV – Subscription
Netflix – Subscription (sub)
Viki – Free (sub)
Prime Video – Subscription (sub)
Kocowa – Subscription (sub)
✨ Synopsis
A tragic accident kills 48 people, leaving the survivors and those connected to the event forever changed. Lee Gang Du, once a hopeful soccer player, now struggles with physical and emotional pain while caring for his sister and paying off a debt. Ha Mun Su, a survivor of the accident, is haunted by nightmares. She lives above her mother’s bathhouse and creates architectural models for safety in major building projects. Years later, a construction project at the accident site stirs painful memories for all involved. As they cross paths, they help each other heal and find new hope for the future.
👥 Cast
💫 Lee Jun Ho — Lee Gang Du
“Quiet intensity wrapped in grief and responsibility. Bro carries emotional baggage like it’s a full-time job—and somehow makes it heroic.”
🔥 Won Jin A — Ha Mun Su
“Layered, haunted, and heartbreakingly relatable. Designs buildings to survive trauma while surviving your heart getting stomped.”
💫 Lee Ki Woo — Seo Ju Won
“Calm, grounded, quietly stabilizing chaos like a human stress ball you actually want in your life.”
🔥 Kang Han Na — Jung Yu Jin
“Poised, elegant, with subtle eye-rolls at everyone else’s drama—but secretly making it all better.”
💎 Kim Hye Joon — Lee Jae Yeong [Gang Du’s sister]
“Family energy powerhouse, protective, stubborn, and makes you want to call your own siblings.”
💎 Yoon Se Ah — Ma Ri [Madame]
“Glamorous, intimidating, and somehow still relatable. A boss lady you’d both fear and trust.”
💎 Kim Kang Hyun — Sang Man [Gang Du’s friend]
“Sidekick energy at peak levels. Loyal, hilarious, and totally dependable when things go sideways.”
💎 Park Myung Shin — Yeo In Suk [Landlady]
“Grumpy but lovable, the kind of adult who actually knows what’s going on in a K-drama world.”
💎 Na Moon Hee — Jung Suk Hui [Medicine seller]
“Wise, patient, and secretly delivering all the moral guidance you didn’t ask for but desperately needed.”
💎 Yoon Yoo Sun — Yun Ok [Mun Su’s mother]
“Heartbroken, supportive, the emotional anchor for everyone’s tragic baggage.”
💎 Ahn Nae Sang — Ha Dong Cheol [Mun Su’s father]
“Grumpy dad energy with moments of tenderness—classic parental chaos you can’t help but love.”
💎 Park Hee Von — Kim Wan Jin [Mun Su’s friend]
“Sidekick, comic relief, and occasional reality check wrapped in one.”
💎 Kim Nam Jin — Geum Chon [Mun Su’s aunt]
“Poised, intimidating, yet somehow nurturing. Keeps everyone slightly terrified but cared for.”
💎 Nam Gi Ae — [Ju Won’s mother]
“Parental authority, love, and judgment all in one perfectly timed package.”
💎 Tae In Ho — Jung Yu Taek [Yu Jin’s brother]
“Bro energy that oscillates between annoying and surprisingly wise.”
💎 Park Gyu Young — So Mi [Mun Su’s co-worker]
“Workplace chaos magnet with a heart of gold. Unseen hero of emotional support.”
💎 Kim Min Gue — Jin Yeong [Wan Jin’s assistant]
“Dedicated, efficient, occasionally sarcastic. The unsung MVP of office drama.”
💎 Oh Yong — Yong Cheol [Construction site manager]
“Gruff, authoritative, but somehow keeps everyone alive. A true background hero.”
💬 Ratings
🎭 Story: 💖 — 7/10 — “Solid story, though some emotional beats feel uneven.”
💫 Acting/Cast: 🌟 — 8.5/10 — “Actors sell the angst beautifully; chemistry really hits.”
🎧 Music: 🎵 — 3/10 — “Soundtrack is forgettable, barely adds to the feels.”
🔁 Rewatch Value: 💖 — 5/10 — “Might revisit for the performances, but not binge-worthy.”
🏆 Overall: 💖 — 6/10 — “Emotional at times, but a few missteps keep it from greatness.”
📝 Review (WARNING: Potential Spoilers — I’m Not Saving You from Emotional Damage)
A tragic accident kills 48 people, leaving survivors and everyone connected forever changed. Lee Gang Du, a once-hopeful soccer player, struggles with physical and emotional pain while caring for his sister and paying off a debt. Ha Mun Su, another survivor, is haunted by nightmares and designs architectural models to keep buildings safe—because, apparently, trauma comes with superpowers in K-drama logic.
Years later, a construction project at the accident site reunites them. Together, they navigate heartbreak, healing, and awkwardly timed emotional revelations. It’s heavy, touching, and compelling… until the halfway point hits that dreaded dragging syndrome. Your binge-addict brain starts whispering, “Are we done yet?”
That said, the cast keeps you invested. Lee Jun Ho’s quiet intensity, Won Jin A’s layered emotions, and the supporting cast deliver heartfelt performances that make the slower parts bearable. Every glance, every pause, every subtle emotional beat lingers just enough to keep you hooked.
💭 Final Mood
A strong premise, solid actors, and emotional beats that land—but the last half drags enough to make you consider a nap. Still worth finishing for the first half and the performances, but not a rewatch candidate. A solid “one-timer” K-drama.
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