Uploaded April 2016 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago

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PLEASE PLEASE Watch in 720p!

“You told me not to cry when you were gone
But the feeling's overwhelming, it's much too Strong”


Okay, this is the second couple of Kdrama I watched that not ended together ... And that can not happen, I watch Kdrama because my couples end up together at the end and they began to not ended up together, what will become of me?

In all other Reply franchises she married the man I wanted, I think I'm ok for not having this one, right? Or not? I don't think so!

Do not take me wrong I love Taek, but the interaction between the Duk Seon and Jung Hwan was more interesting to me and I look back now and I clearly can see that he has the symptoms of secondary led? How I have not seen it?
I loved how he was in love with her, but in secret, I loved when he laughed at her, and for her and it was sad see him sacrifice this love for his best friend. I do not know if we have many fans of this couple here, but I hope you enjoy the video. I particularly think it's pretty weak and I did in almost two hours, but I wanted to do something basic for them.

I'm trying to do a video of the cast of Reply 1988, someone has a cool song to suggest?

P.S: One of the reasons I love kdramas is how they respect the relationships they build. Taek and Jung Hwan were in love with the same girl, yet have always been loyal, respectful and friendly to each other, in fact, at one point both sacrificed themselves for friend's account.

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song + Artist + tv show at the end of the video or the YT will inform you here below :D

Couple: Jung Hwan & Deok Sun

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