• 4 K-Dramas That Left Viewers Unsatisfied Despite Having A Happy Ending

    These dramas seem to end on a happy note, but the more you think about it, it’s not all happy. 

    The following dramas all wrap up with happy scenes of the main characters, but the viewers want more. 

    Goblin

    The iconic drama Goblin has a seemingly satisfactory ending when both the main and sub couples meet again in the next life, but this ending is actually the beginning of a tragedy.

    It is uncertain how long after Eun Tak (Kim Go Eun) died, she reincarnated to reunite with Kim Shin (Gong Yoo). During all those years waiting, Kim Shin was left alone, having to watch people who are close to him pass away one by one.

    It is more heartbreaking when each person only has 4 lives, if this is her second life, Eun Tak will have two more reincarnations to meet Kim Shin, but if this is her last life, their remaining time together is only counted by years.

    Whatever life Eun Tak is in, this ending also means that Kim Shin is destined to be alone forever and ever. He is unable to die or grow old with Eun Tak.

    The World of the Married

    The World of the Married has a slightly modified ending compared to the original script, perhaps to make it more meaningful and give the female lead a happy ending after everything she went through.

    However, the attempt for a happy ending in an unfulfilled way ends up being a disappointment.

    In the final scene, after many struggles and pains in her life, Sun Woo (Kim Hee Ae) chooses to live alone. A man comes to see her, making her surprised and filled with happiness.

    Looking at the shadow, viewers guess this man is Sun Woo‘s son, but no one knows exactly who he is. 

    Hotel Del Luna

    Similar to Goblin, the main couple of Hotel Del Luna were also destined from the beginning that they would not be able to be together in this life.

    In the last episode, Man Wol (IU) really had to die, and all the staff at the hotel were also sent off by Chan Sung (Yeo Jin Goo) in turn.

    In the ending scene, Mal Wol and Chan Sung meet again, happy together, the old employees are also living a new life.

    This dreamlike ending makes the audience wonder “how much time has passed”, “why Chan Sung hasn’t aged”, “if this is another life”, “why Chan Sung and Mal Wol still recognize each other” or “is it just a dream of Chan Sung to comfort the audience?

    The Red Sleeve

    Whether the historical blockbuster The Red Sleeve has a happy, tragic or open ending is still a question that has puzzled netizens recently.

    \In the last episode, Deok Im and her child died, Jeongjo lived alone and then died not long after. In the ending, Jeongjo woke up, it turns out that the painful images were just a dream, and Jeongjo was still happy with Deok Im.

    However, the difference in the context, the small details in the ending scene make the audience wonder: “Is Deok Im really dead, and the scene where Jeongjo meets Deok Im again is just a dream of the king?

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  • Jun Hyun Moo worries about leaving "Home Alone" after controversy, promises to be careful

    Jun Hyun Moo is getting real about his worries after facing controversy!

    On the April 27th episode of KBS2’s Boss in the Mirror, the cast celebrated the show’s 6th anniversary and shared a lot of laughs — but also touched on some serious topics.

    MCs Kim Sook and Jun Hyun Moo both thanked viewers for their support. During his speech, Jun Hyun Moo said, "I will always be careful and not act recklessly so that I can continue for 10, even 20 more years," hinting at his recent controversy involving a drunken live stream with BoA.

    Park Myung Soo joked right after, saying, "Don’t do live broadcasts or make big mistakes, just stick to pre-recorded shows." Jun Hyun Moo laughed and replied, "Don't worry. Boss in the Mirror is pre-recorded. I love recording," showing he’s taking things seriously but keeping the mood light.

    Even though he joked around, Jun Hyun Moo clearly showed he was worried about possibly leaving Home Alone, one of his most popular shows.

    Later, Lee Soon Sil also lightened the mood by saying, "Until the day North and South Jang Wonyoung stand together on stage, and until Jun Hyun Moo and Kim Sook get married and have three or five kids, we will keep working hard on Boss in the Mirror," making everyone laugh.

    Jun Hyun Moo quickly responded, "This is the show where marriage rumors happen more often than on real couple shows," looking a little frustrated but still smiling.

    Kim Sook, who had also faced fake marriage rumors before, added, "My manager even asked if he should clear my schedule for October 7th because Park Myung Soo set a wedding date for me!"

    Then Kim Sook teased him again, asking, "What’s this story about Hyun Moo being married?"
    Jun Hyun Moo explained, "There were two articles at the same time — one saying 'Jun Hyun Moo is secretly married' and another from Home Alone saying 'giving up feelings for Jun Hyun Moo.' People thought I was really quitting," making everyone burst into laughter.

    Park Myung Soo didn’t miss a beat and said, "My biggest wish is for the two of them to get married by May or October. After that, I hope they meet a great boss and learn new skills," joking about his dream plans for them.

    Fans were happy to see Jun Hyun Moo laughing again but are still hoping he stays on I Live Alone for many more years.

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