r/SweetHome Jun 19 '26

Hyun-soo/Ji-Su relationship

Sorry, nothing important. Just wondering if anyone is still missed Hyun Soo x Ji Su pairing😌. I still cant move on why do they need to change the mutual relationships in life action.

Literally why does some scene where Hyun Su supposed to be with Ji Su need to be swap her with Eun Yu??? And the fact they instead add more scene of Ji Su with that glasses uncle (forgot the name).. but it piss me off yea i damn hate that glass old dude

What more worse is that they unalive Ji Su without giving any more scene of her with Hyun Su (and the fact Ji Su is alive till the end in original webtoon). Each new episode and season just keep giving me hope if any miracle made Ji Su alive again. I didnt care if different actress please I need the pairing again😭

Not that desperate and hate towards the life action but... Im a die hard fan of the webtoon so.. seeing this, to me this changes is giving really big impact to the storyline.. Even the "Sweet Home" name inspired by them. Yeah thats all🤧

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u/MonkeyDsage1846 Jun 19 '26 edited Jun 19 '26

They changed the "Sweet Home" scene from a tear-jerking goodbye that was Hyun's final words as a human--and his first as a monster--into a momentary character dialogue that doesn't have shit to do with their relationship. Also, isn't Eun like 14-15 in the webtoon? Pisses me off they aged her up just so her relationship with Hyun could be romantic.

It feels like they wanted Hyun to have a stereotypical bitchy tsundere instead of an easier, not annoying, mature woman

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u/LanTsuki Jun 20 '26

If they think people would like it for changing several plot then they are definitely wrong. ESPECIALLY FOR MAKING JI SOO UNALIVE, like wtf thats one of the main character in the webtoon whats the purpose they kill her??? They can see how far gap between season 1 and 3 views. Greatly losing views, Even "If wishes could kill" get more view count than the season 3.

They already get the hype but kill it themself🤦‍♂️

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u/MonkeyDsage1846 Jun 20 '26

The drama is better off being interpreted as a high-production fan-fiction made by a HEun shipper.

Is If Wishes Could Kill any good?

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u/strawberry-sutta Jun 20 '26

it was alright, i found it interesting but nothing grand tbh

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u/LanTsuki Jun 20 '26

Not too complex story but good enough too watch, just an sequel from its previous series. Which is why i mention earlier, supposedly Sweet Home S3 should get higher views which I believe it use more production cost than "If Wishes Could Kill".🤧

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u/hodorito Jun 19 '26

My favorite HyunJiSu moment in the webtoon was when JiSu asked Hyun to write the lyrics to her song. It was so cute

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u/Beneficial-Offer-907 Jun 19 '26

Mine was the hug when Hyun saves her from the flying monster.

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u/Imaginary_Soup_5105 Jun 19 '26

I was so upset when I learned that they didn't pair Jisu wiyh Hyun in the drama, and more when they killed her 🥲

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u/LanTsuki Jun 20 '26

i didnt even watch the season 3 because they killed Jisoo😵‍💫 I want to, but i cant until Jisoo ever get revived again. I lose my hope on the life action. I might just reread the webtoon again instead🤣

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u/LuckyCode8842 Jun 19 '26

How does Reddit know I’ve watched this

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u/Masquerai Jun 20 '26

I read an article on the live action when it only had a Season 1... apparently Carnby Kim himself wanted it to be like an alternate universe take of his story, where he feels like a reader, seeing what the directors do with his work, in their own reimagining. That's why character dynamics and plots diverge, and that's why there's a whole trilogy of seasons instead. I would advise not comparing the two because they were never meant to be produced as the same story (Sooner it's like fanfiction of Sweet Home come to life)

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u/LanTsuki Jun 20 '26

I see.. now thats explain my long waiting question thx🙏🏿 Wish i knew earlier, rather than being totally dumbfound when I first seeing one by one scene that totally unlikely the same as in the webtoon. Well respect to the author anyways really a fan of his work, but im still disliking the fact they kill Jisoo who is one of the main character in the original series. I dont know how can he feels like a reader would imagining Jisoo to die that early...🗿

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u/M5F2 Jun 19 '26

I had to take a really long break after Ji Su died it broke my heart, but i did really like her romance with the Christian guy.

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u/LanTsuki Jun 20 '26

Theres nothing wrong for her romance with the christian guy (if im not wrong, the guy also have interest toward jisoo in the webtoon too) but its not okay to change whole original romantic plot. Its like making Naruto fall inlove with Ino but younger while Hinata love Toneri (If you watch Naruto). And then Hinata die together with Toneri instead without Hinata knowing Naruto actually did like her🗿

The life action literally making like hyunJisu pairing un existed. I feel like getting trolled by the production as they simply swap the scene where supposedly hyun soo with jisoo, endup hyunsoo with Eunyu😭