Tomorrow Episode 12 Reactions: What Did Twitter Think About Ryung-gu’s Story Arc?

Tomorrow is an MBC Korean drama-fantasy series airing internationally on Netflix. The series has a total of 16 episodes and follows Jun-woong, who, after ending up in a coma after a near-fatal car accident, starts working with Grim Reapers in Jumadeung. He and his teammates, Ryeon and Ryung-gu, stop people in the Land of the Living from committing suicide and help them find a way to come out of the mindset.

The series promises viewers a cathartic experience and brings forth different situations where morality is continuously questioned. The series also brings forth the concept that there is hope even when all feels hopeless and holding on and having patience can bring fruitful results. At the end of each story, there’s lots of hope, and sometimes tears. The series stars Rowoon, Kim Hee-seon, Lee Soo-hyuk, and Yun Ji-on, alongside other cast members.

Tomorrow episode 12 was quite sweet, heartbreaking, emotional and extremely hopeful. The episode was rewarding for all the Ryung-gu fans who wanted a great payoff for the character considering he’s always been quite and closed off. On top of that, the way he handled Yu-hwa’s condition without making it about him speaks volumes about the kind of person he is.

If you’re also someone who was blown over by Ryung-gu’s sweetness, the heartbreaks of losing children or the perils of retail work, here are your reactions on Twitter:

Check out the Tomorrow episode 12 reactions

Also, Jung-gil and Jun-woong Tweets were not unseen:

Tomorrow is streaming on Netflix.

Also Read: Tomorrow Episode 12 Recap: Yun Ji-on Gets a Fitting Story End


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Archi Sengupta
Archi Sengupta
Archi Sengupta, a writer for over seven years, is an Engineering graduate with a Master’s degree in Mass Communication. She enjoys watching horror movies and TV shows, Korean content, and anything that thrills and excites her.

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