Wait, what happened with Mi-Rae and that coworker who looked like her dad? Did she really hit on him because he looked like her dad, or something like that? Is this that popular psychological theory that girls, when they grow up, want to hook up with men who are similar to their fathers? That's gonna creep me out now.
I really liked the outfits in here, they were simple but very beautiful and they told a lot about the characters!…
I found it funny that ML never had a single repeat business suit, but his dressing room at home, while roomy, definitely didn't have space to fit them all. Some goes for FL, I don't know where she stored all those clothes and coats in her tiny apartment.
It is not that she can't read or indeed write. She's dyslexic, which is a learning disorder, meaning she has difficulty…
She can't even write a simple sign and clearly didn't read papers given to her by FL. It's a wonder how nobody took advantage of her and squeezed that restaurant business from her.
I doubt it will be soon. Gotta keep the intrigue. But I’m thinking it’s FL’s senior at work who was bullied before her. He said she helped him a lot with something and it’s the only thing that comes to mind.
I hate these fake teaser reveals that quickly fizzle out as misunderstandings in the next episode. They are probably going to marinate ML in the dark until the end. Getting kinda annoying.
Overall this drama was rather boring and repetitive. The ending was lackluster as well. Romance just didn't work, zero chemistry, shouldn't have even bothered. ML overacted too much, FL has the same "serious&worried" face in all her dramas. I liked the king best here. A 7 at best to put it generously.
He's a good guy, but I never liked romances that are "out of sight, out of mind". It's always either the existence…
Yea. Same problem. But to be fair, she felt rejected by him all these years after that event where she hurt her leg and saw him with her sister. And she never knew he was into her, he never told her. So she thought it was hopelessly one sided. She also had a ton of self hatred and low self esteem baggage to sort out in those 10 years, several of which she lived a total shut in. She probably felt like she didn't deserve him or something, so never got in touch with him.
Hosu being Mi-ji's no. 1 defender. He won't let anyone talk badly about her, even Mi-ji herself. I know there…
He's a good guy, but I never liked romances that are "out of sight, out of mind". It's always either the existence of the other person is forgotten when they're not around anymore, but sudden interest gets ignited tenfold when he/she appears again. Or it's some nebulous pining that after many years never led anywhere. Makes it feel like it was all disingenuous, like feelings were never strong enough. Here, for example, ML was never determined to get together with FL, he got on with his life for 10 years, barely being interested in FL's life, even though he could have learned everything from his mom. And FL never even knew he was into her all those years.
I haven't started the series but someone can confirm whether it is a love triangle with ML and the twins?
Not really. ML liked the sporty twin since school and he could distinguish between them back then. Now the sporty twin is pretending to be her smarty twin sister while going out with him on business and he's tripping, because the supposedly completely different character smarty twin acts like the sporty twin that he liked. The real smarty twin went back to take sporty twin's place at their hometown, she doesn't care about anybody, but maybe there'll be something with her boss at the strawberry farm.
College education isn’t everything, but that diploma definitely helps you get your foot in the door (at times).…
But FL who's got no education swapped her twin here just fine. Certainly there are professions out there where you gotta have education to do a certain job, but more often than not people applying for those blue collar "office plankton" types of jobs are actually overqualified with their education. Diplomas nowadays are a must for everything, companies require them without thinking whether the job actually demands it. Though every dumbass can get a diploma nowadays as well, just pay money. Only the most prestigious ones have value and even then when you can actually get a real job with what you've studied there. Not unheard of when people with some esoteric majors turn up ending working at McDonalds. And very often, as I've said above, universities teach too much unnecessary stuff to inflate credits value, wasting students time and money, and collude with each other to manipulate rankings.
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Some goes for FL, I don't know where she stored all those clothes and coats in her tiny apartment.
A 7 at best to put it generously.
Here, for example, ML was never determined to get together with FL, he got on with his life for 10 years, barely being interested in FL's life, even though he could have learned everything from his mom. And FL never even knew he was into her all those years.