Aramintai

Pretty boring drama, it failed to captivate me with its slice of life tropes, but romance was ok. I especially didn't like that too much time was spent on the gangsters subplot.
Feel free to attack this comment for differeing opinion, I don't care.

Main villain part was so cliche and cringe in the last episode, boohoohoo 🙄 The rest was okayish fluff.

Anyway, overall this drama isn't too bad, imho, but it sure is very silly, cheesy and made on the cheap. But it's not annoyingly dumb or boring like some others that came out this year, just a "watch and forget" entertainment.

Anybody else find that Yoon Sun Woo's expressive eyes make his Kang Tae Joon character not believable as a villain? He looks like a hurt worried puppy, not a cliche bad guy he's supposed to be portraying. It's been highly noticable in the later episodes.
While Hong Woo Jin's Kim Jae Ha character always looks kinda surprised and pleading with those eyebrows of his. Only the father villain loooks the villain part, but I guess if you can guess who's the villain by his face it's not always interesting.

I kinda wasn't feeling it in the last episode, the sincerity I mean. Actors were too awkward with each other. And the episode felt kinda rushed, but it's only thirty minutes, whatcha gonna do.
Not a bad drama overall, I wasn't bored at least, but too much time was spent on third wheelers and going back and forth between the leads. Other subplots were minor and inconsequential.

Yea, there's a twist here on that staple village granny's granny character 😂.

Don't tell me what to do. Anybody can express any opinions about dramas here, it's not just for fan raving. Jeez, there has to be at least one like you in every comment section that just has the urge to shut people up for differing opinions... 🙄

You should watch him in Touch Your Heart, I think he's even more hilarious there - a seasoned entertainment agency CEO who knows how to handle capricious actors through mastery of reverse psychology.

After a rough start this drama is getting better.
However, I still don't like 4th wall breaking, ginormous time gap the leads were sitting on their feelings and unresolved problems (irl, I think any spark would have died out years ago) and how rowdy and reckless FL is (good for comedy, but not a good trait for a lawyer).
The villain is a sad joke, but at least he's better than very samey villain with dad issues in another ongoing drama called Good Job.
The highlight among actors is Kim Do Hoon - quite a transformation from a deeply disturbed character in Today's Webtoon into a cheerful lad here.

Ep 11 was so awkward, both to watch and how the leads were acting 🧀🤦‍♂️😅

Btw, if he's locked inside the asylum then what's up with that winch outside his window? If FL got down on it safely to the ground, it's safe to assume he uses it as well. Maybe he's not so sane after all and is also involved in murders.

Hold your horses, many a good drama became a trainwreck by the end. We should all watch it till the end to rate accordingly.

Tbh, I don't really care about Hyorin atm. She's a weak, sheltered and infantile character with whom I can't identify.
As a character I hope she gets character development - stops hiding from her family's problems in drugs and denial, gets that money she's entitled to get at her 18th birthday, reports to the police that her parents are criminals and finally gets away from them to be free and mentally healthy.

Yes, third wheelers begone! Now I can watch the last two episodes in peace 😅

I hope he will be exposed, not just killed and turn into a victim. But with this drama you never know - maybe he's not actually a villain and it was his crazy wife and her family all along.

Yea, intros often give glimpses into the whole plot of the drama.
The beginning was showing three sisters and their traits (painting, drinking) and dreams if they got the money - it was shown through the picture of "material desires out of the cage". But with a caveat - blue orchid was also out of the cage. They become surrounded by all those bad people and there's murder mystery at the center (bloody kimchi/bloody money) - hence the "Last Supper" kind of picture.

The last scenes are kinda unclear:
-they decide to run away from this trap? Yes, we can see sisters, even the youngest one, open their eyes to how deeply depraved that family is and what trouble that ill gotten money brings, and that it's not worth it.

-the doll house is shown with rooms switching off the lights with malevolent shadowy hands (woman's hands?) coming out of the orchid shadow shown above it. Maybe it alludes to the secret orchid society and how somebody killed most of its members (hence lights going out one by one in "closed rooms"), and that there's a dark mystery connected to the house. Little women are looking on it from the outside, meaning they are out of its influence by the end.

She's dead - crazy rich bitch killed her.

I think her trying to expose PJS will backfire again and she'll consent to plan B - to just kill the guy as Do Il's dad suggested.

She's dead. When she was laying in the hospital she simply hallucinated about her. Then it was revealed that this whole "fake In Joo with plastic surgery" thing was a sham - crazy rich bitch was toying with her all these years and hired some actors in Singapore to fool her.
And it looks like crazy rich bitch was the one who killed her friend as third sister found out from hidden CCTV.

He's a deputy CEO (budaepyo) - a position just below CEO (daepyo) of Gotop company.

What a crazy episode, I love dramas where you can't predict the plot. But how deranged a person has to be to invent such an elaborate plan just to play with somebody? 🤔