The ending is simply realistic, that’s all However, if you take the story as a whole, it’s packed with joyful events & warm relationships & friendship & romance too - it’s full of life, with both laughter & tears, so the story is bigger than any one relationship Don’t miss out on this jewel 💎

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I *totally* loved 2521 without loving the ending - if that doesn’t offend anyone’s sense of logic 😅 I’ve never understood why people would be traumatised by the ending though - it’s not a tragedy, it’s not a Sad Ending, etc - so please don’t be swayed by a few other people’s reactions

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one must steelman the empire. even if it were "at its strongest" it must be opposed

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I'm the biggest baby I know with #kdrama, in which I cries really easily when the situations get just a bit emotionally charged. And while #TwentyFiveTwentyOne had its heavy moment, it wasn't traumatizing. Approach it as a growth moment drama, and it's actually a more beautiful than it looks.

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Yep, and #TwentyFiveTwentyOne was really good at highlighting different kind of motherly loves in #kdrama. Shin Jae-kyung still being 100% supportive to Na Hee-do by doing things in the background to support her dream, and Ko Yu-rim's mother that resembles a more visible motherly love.

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