Yuhan is never truly dead, he lives not only in Fl’s memories, but also in the movie that signified his love and the ent company he helped create for Fl (which is a full circle moment actually as his dad did this for his mom).
Yes, Fl will never truly get over Yuhan. But despite the pain being the same, people grow and have more room both for the pain that grew roots and the new things to come.
That being said, Fl and Director Cheon find solace in their shared pain. And who knows, in a distant time and place, this common ground would grow flowers and bloom into something more. (This was actually hinted by how Director Cheon almost did the promise thing with Fl)
Fl is a strong woman. She is the type who can love again, maybe not as intense, but definitely a love that endures. Meanwhile, Director Cheon has an irreplaceable first love, yes I admit. But who says you need to replace it?
The beauty in Fl and Director Cheon’s possible romance is not in its ability to replace or take over their previous loves, but in its ability to understand, accept, and acknowledge that it did happen. In this, they are able to move forward (not move on), in a new beginning where their past is not excess baggage, but rather tattoos of a love that has gone.
Overall, great story. Great ending. Just dont make another manhwa of this caliber or else I’ll lose my mind.
Best ending route for wrecked people:
Yuhan is never truly dead, he lives not only in Fl’s memories, but also in the movie that signified his love and the ent company he helped create for Fl (which is a full circle moment actually as his dad did this for his mom).
Yes, Fl will never truly get over Yuhan. But despite the pain being the same, people grow and have more room both for the pain that grew roots and the new things to come.
That being said, Fl and Director Cheon find solace in their shared pain. And who knows, in a distant time and place, this common ground would grow flowers and bloom into something more. (This was actually hinted by how Director Cheon almost did the promise thing with Fl)
Fl is a strong woman. She is the type who can love again, maybe not as intense, but definitely a love that endures. Meanwhile, Director Cheon has an irreplaceable first love, yes I admit. But who says you need to replace it?
The beauty in Fl and Director Cheon’s possible romance is not in its ability to replace or take over their previous loves, but in its ability to understand, accept, and acknowledge that it did happen. In this, they are able to move forward (not move on), in a new beginning where their past is not excess baggage, but rather tattoos of a love that has gone.
Overall, great story. Great ending. Just dont make another manhwa of this caliber or else I’ll lose my mind.