Reply1988 Stories

The frustrating story of two noble idiots and the girl that they loved retold in a script that would definitely not take 20 episodes each 2 butt-numbing hours long. All characters belong to the Answer Me/ Reply 1988 franchise. Don't forget to click on the videos while reading. I am little too in love with this particular Writing Playlist!

The last things she left for you, is this book. Started 17/9/2016

Kim Jiwoo is in her junior year of high school and has recently moved to Ssangmundong, a street filled with people who treat each other like a family. On the very first day she encounters the resident angel Soobin and resident devil Yeonjun, along with Beomgyu, Taehyun and Huening Kai. What will happen when these 6 people become Classmates? Will the boys welcome Jiwoo in their group? Follow Jiwoo and TXT as they navigate through school, college and witness their life in this coming of age story. Inspired by River runs through it and reply 1988.

(fyi, this story supposed to be done not long after reply88 end, i'm so sorry it took this long to update lol i've been super busy) This is an alternate finale for #TeamJunghwan who are disappointed about the ending for Reply 1988. Please take note that i am NOT HATING ON TAEK because he wins dukseon's heart and choosen as her husband instead of junghwan. I just want to write about what should the ending be based on what i watched from eps 1 - 18. If any of you are on taek's side i'm sorry you can read this but PLEASE don't leave a bad comment :) THANK YOU.

Para kay Jung Hwan... because I believe he deserves a happy ending, too.

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This story is about three people living in Ssang Mun Dong (vilage). And that is Taek, Jung Hwan, and Duksun. Sometimes bitter but sometimes sweet, where the love blossoms through many bloom of their youths. And here, the story begins! + This story will be a little bit different from the original drama, Reply 1988. And the husband of Duksun might change or not! You will see! ;)

My heart left broken for Junghwan however since I can't stop thinking about it, I made my own version. I hope I'm not harming anyone for sharing this thought of mine for revising the ending of the story on my own, especially the writer of Reply 1988. The story will begin when Junghwan confess his love to Deoksun.

What if Taek convinced Deok Sun in the car to tell their parents about their relationship? How would their reaction be? A lot of what-if's. Sorry for being such a bad author TT, it's my first time here, I wanted to try something new.

In which Song Se-ri moves to the neighbourhood with her little brother. A growing-up romance story [REPLY 1988] OC x ?

Because I love Junghwan more than I love Choi Taek. Since I know you guys read a lot about Junghwan x Deoksun fanfics all over the internet and my favorites are Countdown and Goodbye Hello, I'll be writing this oneshot. As a fluff x rated m(if I can) One time Junghwan was being more grumpy than ever because deoksun is still clueless when it comes to handling boys. She seems to be oblivious to the military men ogling at her because of that damned skirt she's wearing.

Its my personal review about the drama Reply 1988. Even if you aren't interested in Korean dramas or any kind of drama or series. Please try it. It will make you smile and cry at the same time . This is the drama our world needs.

Ssangmundong, 1988. Yoon Min-seo has been part of the neighborhood's lively group of friends since she was eight years old-for a whole decade. She, Deok-sun, Taek, Sun-woo, Dong-ryong, and Junghwan have grown up together. To them, she's the quiet artist, often with a book or sketching what she sees, a familiar face in their everyday Ssangmundong life. But there's a part of Min-seo she keeps hidden: a home where feelings aren't shown much, and emotions she only shares with her private journal and the songs on her Walkman. Now that they're on the edge of adulthood, certain unspoken feelings and new awareness begin to surface within their close-knit circle, challenging Min-seo to open up and show them the person she's been all along. ??? x fem!oc

"Goodbye, Hello," a short story about Kim Jung Hwan and Sung Deok Sun, based on the Korean drama series "Reply 1988," which originally aired in October 2015 and completed in January 2016. Please note that this is the uncensored version. 1988. Ssangmundong. Seoul. South Korea. In a little neighborhood in Seoul, Kim Jung Hwan and Sung Deok Sun grew up side by side. Their personalities as different as night and day, it seemed almost both impossible and inevitable that one day, one would fall in love with the other. Or, maybe, even both, separately and simultaneously. There was only one problem: someone else was also in love with Deok Sun, and he happened to be one of Jung Hwan's best friends. Torn between loyalty and affection, Jung Hwan stayed silent, marking the beginning of his unrequited love. 1994. Years after they left high school, Jung Hwan has moved on, but not forward. In one moment of clarity he tells Deok Sun how he feels. He finally bids her, and his first love, farewell. For him, it was the end. But for her, it was only the beginning. What happens when friendship turns into love? Can the most painful of goodbyes become the most welcome of hellos? Can someone you've known all your life transform into the love you've been waiting for all along? From the writer of "A Moment's Choice" and "A Leap of Faith" comes "Goodbye, Hello," a short story based on the Korean drama series "Reply 1988," which originally aired in October 2015 and completed in January 2016.

Chelsea Hugh is not a fangirl. She's not a fan of Korean stuff such as KDrama's or korean boy bands. Chelsea doesn't watch those kind of things. She is just a normal 20 year old girl living in this mysterious world. She met a charming Asian guy when she was in the airport. She didn't know who he was. A question keeps running through her mind, "Who's that guy?" Neither does she know that, that guy is a popular Korean actor. They were strangers that turned into lovers.

In the heart of 1988 Seoul, Miyoung, a girl of mixed heritage, finds her place in the lively Ssangmun-dong neighbourhood. As her family moves to the UK, she leans on her tight-knit group of friends-Deok Sun, Sun Woo, Jung Hwan, Dong Ryong, and Taek. Together, they navigate the trials of adolescence, family struggles, and their own dreams. Amid laughter and tears, they make promises that will shape their futures. Join them on a journey of friendship and self-discovery in this touching tale of growing up. ===

A book to summarize what I felt watching the dramas. And maybe provide you with a little insight of what to expect if you haven't watched the drama yet. Enjoy :) P.S. You got recommendations? Be my guest :) :) :)

What Han Joonhwi didn't say was although the study group was a ploy for the protest form against his uncle, it was because of Kang Sol he wanted to form a study group in the first place.

I MAKE THIS BOOK BECAUSE I AM REALLY DISPOINTED WITH THE ENDING OF REPLY 1988.ECSPECIALLY ABOUT JUNGHWAN

We're only shown so much of the mundane but fascinating relationship of Sung Duk-seon and Choi Taek. This is me opening the curtain to their lives just a little more.