@joakimfors the only issues so far are the same that bothered me the first time:
1️⃣ One of the OST tracks reminds me too much of Mad World by Gary Jules.
2️⃣ Teen Ha Moon-soo is too different from grown-up Ha Moon-so, both in morphology and face.
Of course these are minor things.
@joakimfors yes and the PTSD is portrayed without filters whatsoever.
I love how the screenwriters kept it real.
I'm doing a rewatch of this heart-touching #kdrama.
Now I'm noticing things I didn't fully catch the first time.
During the first episodes the viewer would often see Kang-doo's silhouette from the back with the world in front of him (the construction site, a road, etc). Him alone against the world.
Beautiful photography.
However at the end of ep 6 the same camera plan is for him and Moon-so sitting on a bench in front of the Han river. He's not alone anymore.
HOLYWTFBBQ, writer-nims better pay for therapy
Aaah, the inevitable betrayal from the writer-nims. Provide a glimmer of hope and then snatch it away. Jinja. Ottoke.
Really hope they resolve this arc positively soon because it's real hard to endure; so heavy.
(Already picked out a few dessert drama candidates to recover 😅 )
Yeah yeah, bring all the pain
Weeeeeeeeeeell, those are som scary ass previews 
Phew, we survived. I don't dare to say much else lest I jinx things. Some possible dark premonitions but otherwise it's really sweet again.
I think the Viki thumbnails are lying to me and it is not beneficial for my mental health. 😅
At least they are kinda sorta working things out, and way more sanely than some shows, but it's still frustrating that it takes such time to get out of the valley of dread. 
s1m0n4
Joakim Fors