Zhao Mingcheng wakes up to find himself a Chinese American teenager in 1988, with the entire plot of Reply 1988 in his head.
He knows that the girl who dances like a fire truck and smiles with crescent-shaped eyes is the second daughter, Sung Deok-sun, who will face plenty of hardship in the future.
He also knows that he and Deok-sun have been promised to each other since birth.
So he walks her to school, helps her with her homework, and secretly asks his mother to make seaweed soup on her birthday, when everyone else forgets. He takes her to see the first snow, up Namsan, to China to explore courtyard houses, to the beach to collect seashells, and to the amusement park to win her a pile of stuffed animals.
He helps her older sister, Bo-ra, pass the bar exam, reminds Jung-bong to get his heart checked early, helps Sun-woo and Bo-ra openly be together, and gives Taek a few more reasons to smile.
All he wants is to give everyone in Ssangmun-dong a happy ending.
Most of all
he wants to give that silly, dancing girl who is always overlooked a love that is wholehearted and unwavering, out in the open for everyone to see.
From birth to old age, from the first snow to the cicadas’ song, from Ssangmun-dong to the whole world.
The writing is delicate, and the characters are very consistent with the original work. The fan fiction for this drama should be very good. I searched a lot of fan fiction for this drama and basically found it to be unfinished. The author's persistence for such a long time is purely out of love. His writing is excellent.
The writing is very delicate, life in Ssangmun-dong is ordinary.
The writing is delicate, and the characters are very consistent with the original work. The fan fiction for this drama should be very good. I searched a lot of fan fiction for this drama and basically found it to be unfinished. The author's persistence for such a long time is purely out of love. His writing is excellent.
The writing is very delicate, life in Ssangmun-dong is ordinary.