Hello readers!!!

Through this blog I am expressing myself about the journey that I have experienced while watching this recently ended k-drama named "Link: Eat, Love, Kill" over Disney+ Hotstar platform containing a total of 16 episodes.

I started watching this drama when it was on air though I had once watched an on going drama which was Bad And Crazy but watching something again from the genre of crime thriller, full of suspence drama which used to take a whole week for the release of next episode as only two episodes were released in a week was a hard task, indeed needed alot of patience and good memory power.

Starring Moon Ga- young as Noh Da- hyun and Yeo Jin- Soo as Eun Gye- hoon the drama was based on searching the real culprit behind the incident which took place 18 years ago in Jiwha Dong.

Gye- hoon was having a special connection with his twin sister Gye- young. He was able to feel her all sorts of emotions even from a good distance and on that day when Gye- young got kidnapped, he was able to feel all the feelings of her and was searching the whole area while crying. He blamed himself for the tragedy that was happened with his sister as he could have saved her if he didn't leave her arm. That eight year old kid then lived a miserable life whose father also got missing and his mother lost her senses all due to that incident.

After 18 years of that case, again those feelings returned and Gye- hoon started feeling someone's emotions. He searched for that wi-fi girl and found her after returning to that same area again. From here, the story made various turns, various secrets got revealed. 

The scenes between Da- hyun and her mother were cute and funny. The story got me on a rollercoaster ride when the encounter with the first villain was shown. The story revolves around the children of Jiwha Dong and various connections were also revealed. 

I had eagerly waited for the release of each episode. I was hooked till the final episode as it was that much interesting and full of mystery.

The acting, the emotional scenes, the funny scenes, all were effective.

Though, at the end, when I came to know about the story behind that incident, what really did happened to his sister, it felt like the whole universe had planned to make that tragedy happen to her. The story was fictional (& fantasy) but a single thought about whatever happened with that small girl made me feel something heavy in my heart. Was that really something beyond anyone's control?! Interesting!

Thank you for reading.

~ Newly Risen Sun