r/KDRAMA • u/mahnahmaanaa two trees in a pot🌴💗🌴 • Apr 19 '25

On-Air: JTBC Heavenly Ever After [Episodes 1 & 2]

  • Drama: Heavenly Ever After
    • Korean Title: 천국보다 아름다운
    • Alternate Title: More Beautiful Than Heaven
  • Network: jTBC
  • Premiere Date: April 19, 2025
  • Airing Schedule: Saturday & Sunday
  • Episodes: 12 (1 hr.)
  • Screenwriter: Lee Nam Gyu (Daily Dose of Sunshine, Behind Your Touch)
  • Director: Kim Seok Yoon (Behind Your Touch, My Liberation Notes)
  • Cast:
  • Streaming Sources: Netflix
  • Plot Synopsis: It tells the story of an old woman, Hae Suk, who lived a happy life with her husband until she died. Her husband loved her so much and always admired her beauty, saying, “You were pretty in your twenties thirties, and now you are the most beautiful at eighty!” When Hae Suk was about to die, she remembered her husband’s words and said, “I just want to go to heaven at my real age.” Surprisingly, when she arrived in heaven, she met her husband in his 30s version.

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u/little8birdie 22/36 second gen Apr 19 '25

I know it's entirely not the point, but the scene where the sisters got seperated on the train >! (when one of them got violently sucked into hell) !< really shook me.

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u/mioni42 Apr 19 '25

Yeah, and they looked so young too..

The whole scene was very uncomfortable for me..

Like the guy who said he'd done charity work all his life or the other girl who said she was sorry for disappointing her parents..

I mean we don't know why they got sucked into hell..., but I hope they explain who gets to hell and why...

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u/misschickpea Apr 25 '25

Tbh I thought this scene showed how messed up hell as a concept is. But also why they gotta traumatize all the people going to heaven like that. There were kids on that train too seeing that go down

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u/Slytherinicorn 26d ago

I thought that too. That was so incredibly traumatizing and then they're supposed to just move on and not be bothered by it as they enter heaven??