Jiwan's struggle as a gay man is so raw and real and it really resonates with alot of ppl that is part of the community. His internalized homophobia is the product of abuse from his parents so I understand him but I know that accepting Kangtae's love is healing him and they also plan to have a meeting with the parents so I know he's braver now. Also him having a kid is really a non-issue for me bcs i know irl a gay man who have children so it's not shocking to me it just adds realism to me.
The age gap is not even that big it's just 5 yrs and Jiwan didn't have any romantic feelings for Kangtae when he was a kid and didn't even pursue him there's also a time skip here and there and they started a relationship when both are adult so it's not an issue for me.











Someone update this it's already completed with 42 episodes.
SYNOPSIS
After an unexpected accident ends his football career, Go Yoon-oh returns to coaching his former club, Wimbledon City FC, to win the championship. One day, “monster striker” Moon Tae-won joins the team, but he doesn't perform as well as expected, and displays a particularly harsh attitude towards Yoon-oh. Yoon-oh tries to help him adjust, and after hearing that Tae-won is not feeling well, he visits Tae-won’s home.... A sleep-deprived Tae-won tells Yoon-oh that he thinks kissing him will make him better at football.
“If you kiss me, I’ll win the next game with a multi-goal victory.”