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No. Because it doesn't make sense from a logical standpoint for him to even mentionin it to anyone at work when he was the one to be blamed for what happened, he begged her to not tell anyone, she says to forget that this happened. It's bad writting. Anyone in their right mind should had kept their mouth shut forever. He started panicking because she brought him coffee? And then people started to gossip because she stopped bringing him coffee? The way the story came out doesn't make sense. He is at fault for not coming out clean when they started gossiping. He could just tell that nothing happened between them not that she tried to seduce him or w/e. What happened after is office bullying not SA.

A kiss attempt due to a misunderstanding is not "sexual în nature". He got rejected he stopped. Would it been SA if he felt uncomfortable when she leaned over him? That would be ridiculous right? And why would he made it publicly known into the company when he didn't want this to come out? They just pushed the idea that people found out from thin air and then he didn't come out with clean and let people gossip. The whole kdramas Industry should collapse if this is SA because you see hand grabbing and kiss attempts every time.But people are fine with it if a hot ML/FL does this. Just double standards.

Just watched ep 9 . SA / Harassement case it too far fetched. Guy misunderstood the situation went for a kiss and got rejected. He apologized and stopped there, didn't pursue nothing furture. No doubt he deserves no simpathy, he's shameless, he tried to cheat on his wife with a girl that has his daughter's name, it's disgusting. No doubt he made FL feel uncomfortable, but if that is SA/ then 3/4 of kdrama ML's are doing SA when grabbing a woman's hand or going for a kiss without verbally asking ''can i kiss you?'' prior, but it's ok if the male is hot, or is it ok if the male takes a gamble and if the FL reprocicate/likes him back it's fine but if not it's SA? I've even seen shows where even FL goes for a lip kiss when ML (to which she's not even a relationship with) is asleep, and people found that ''so cute'' or romantic.

Then 3/4 of kdrama MLs are doing sexual harassment by grabbing a woman's hand or by going for a kiss without verbally asking "can I kiss you?" before. But it's not SA as long as the male is hot right?

PJH cameo scene was funny and the one where Chun Seung comes dressed as a handyman with tools to repair Yeon ju's restaurant but ending up not knowing to do a thing, really laughed at that part

I get what you're saying and that it fits his character. But i don't belive they got Dong Ju straight out the streets without any training. He can only get away with that much, before getting into trouble from his higher ups if he doesn't respect any protocol and always acts in his own way. Doing things his way and going full speed ahead can make him land on his feet a few times, but it's just a matter of time until he'll get seriously hurt or die no matter how good of a fighter he is. I somehow get why this type of over the top character is appealing and interesting to many, but for me to enjoy a drama, i want for it to make sense, to make me forget that i'm watching a movie, to just sink into the story, to not question at every point ''why did he do that'' or to say ''that doesn't make any sense'' . To make interesting dramas writters know they either have to cross these lines and write such over the top characters-plot because else it becomes too boring or unengaging - or to write very good original plot/story/characters which is way harder.

Spoilers ahead.
Why did they make/write Dong Ju character to be so reckless/over the top? Walking without a plan in a building alone full of criminals which could be armed with guns and even just knives and then he single-handedly beat them all? That was stupid not brave and could have ended really bad for him. Yeah i know it's so cool, so cinematic, so super-hero movie like to have one COOL character kicking asses like that no? People love that. Rankings go wild. Then in the last episode they had Ju Yeong sitting right there before the chase, they could have come up with something there to slow him down, but they just let him go because they had nothing on him. Just for the cool chase to happen no? They still didn't have a warrant but they chase him to slow/stop him this time for good! I don't think he even planned to run away and not come back. Then out of a sudden Dong Ju gets out of the car and decides to go full Batman sky diving Ju Yeong 's wind shield because he watched Wrestlemania last night and got inspired, could have died again, but ML's don't usually die no? Plot armor buff. They could just find where his flight is and chase or wait for him there, because he probably didn't plan to go with a private jet from some random secret building roof, but that's not so interesting. Also, no way a judge would give a warrant so fast for non-murder crimes, they had nothing on him, no solid proof he had something to do with that smuggled car they found shortly after. More than that in the preview we see Ju Yeong not beeing detained, so what they had on him anyways, what was the chase for? Even if Ju Yeong has someone inside to help him, they still had no solid case on him, they had to investigate more to build a solid case. Also, why is Ju Yeong acting even more suspicios when he tells Dong Ju that it's his fault his friend died. At that point you might as well confess if you think you're so untouchable. Romance is weak as well. Generic ''romance'' plot with interested ML/SML chasing the girl who acts cold and is emotional unvaialable/uninterested at first, just to start to give in towards one of them in the later part of the show because ML keeps pursuing and do nice things for her. It's not even a secret who she will end up with, but let's manufacture a love triangle to keep it interesting eventhough it's pretty clear she won't get back to her ex. Only thing that's saving it for me is Oh Jung Se's acting, he has a good range, i don't feel like i'm watching the same character he played in his previous shows.

I'm not really feeling this one, not liking the romance, not finding the side characters whereabouts interesting enough. I just feel they are jumping from a random scene to another and it feels forced.

just watched the first ep. too much stuff going on, not a fan of action kdramas, but said I'll give this a chance. just wanna say that gangsters messing with cops and going after them is wild, not even in the US they mess with cops hard to believe they'll do that in Korea. that's stupid as hell and a way to have a short career as a gangster

apparently that's what they did before and they just modified/refined them a bit and they got away with it so far

kinda lame these previews for the end of episode 5 both for tastefully yours and second shot at love. they used fake/imagined memories where in fact some scenes didn't even happen because they were just dreams. that's kinda sad to resort to such directing

Manufactured drama. Why did she go to Japan too see that chef? I don't think that chef would like to be seen like that in the first place, that's for close relatives to be around him, not for an ex. employee, there was not even scenes showing they were close to begin with, he yelled at her, that's it. She took the blame because she wanted, nobody pressured her, why is she blaming her ex? He could have said something afterwards that's right but that doesn't change the fact that she did it on her own will. Why did he cut her off afterwards? No reason given. That's why i say it's manufactured drama, it doesn't make sense at all. And then the writers make this ML run like a puppy to Japan after her, while she continue to act indiferent. Then FL one minute acts cold to her ex, next minute laughs with him having a good time while ML watches them, what is the guy even suppose to understand from this? That's confusing as hell. I'd just want to leave if i was him. Writers just made this ML look insecure and pitiful around her ex. Wish they focused more on comedy with the other two working at the restaurant than with this poor written love triangle.

I don't understand this ex boyfriend/colleague subplot. It looks like she took the fall for him then he stayed at the restaurant and cut her off entirely? Something doesn't add up. She looked swayed when she saw him and she seems to still have feeling for him. Anyways, I don't like this out of nowhere ex bf. appearance trope just to stir some drama between the leads who began to have something going between them. Great dramatic timing, what can I say. Then she goes to Japan with him after telling him to never meet again. Ok? They even made ML follow like a puppy after her, so romantic! Wish they gave Chun Seung and Myeong Suk more screen time than this sub plot. Chun Seung had some really funny scenes.

Defenetely, Mi Rae will work at the farm and meet Se Jin and Mi Ji will interact with Ho Su who's also working in Seoul. Mi Rae will get to understand how Mi Ji was looked down because not seen as succesful as her, and how she felt beeing constantly compared to her. And Mi Jin will understand how exhausting and hard her sister life was working an office job in a big corporation and beeing mistreated. Writing wise, they had to make the mother not figure out from the beggining that they swapped places for the plot to go on, but i find it a bit hard to belive a mother would not pick that up right away. Interesting plot idea, a bit predicatable but hope there's more depth to it. Even if it's predictable if it's well executed this could get to be one of the best dramas of 2025.

First episode spoilers ahead.

Right after Mi Rae told the story to her sister about her workplace struggles it instanlty clicked to me. They'll defenetely switch places! Even when Mi Ji was on the bus on her way home i was waiting, any moment now she'll get off the bus. It was even said at the beggining that the only persons that could tell them apart was their father and grandmother. So partially i belived this somehow will work out, even though i find it unlikely story wise that their mother would not pick it right away that they switched places and Mi Rae is actually Mi Ji, even if they look exactly the same a mother should quickly pick changes in personality and even voice timber. Curious as well how Mi Ji will manage at the workplace considering she doesn't have any office experience. Another thing that cought my attention is that it looked like Mi Ji will work at the farm and meet Se Jin there, but the classic kdrama childhoold connection trope showed that Mi Jin was interacting more with Ho Su, so i would had been surprised if something was to develop between Mi Jin and Se Jin. But after i got the comfirmation they will switch places it made sense which the pairs that will interact and develop further were. Looking forward about how this will develop but i'm enjoying the characters and the plot idea so far.

what the fat? 💀

Donald? I guess they have english names in the webtoon? But when did he got that strong? Was he training muscle when he didn't solve math problems? We didn't get screen time with him training at all, he was just hella strong or progressed alot lately. He surprised Hu Min when they fought, i don't think he expected to lose to him when he was the one that trained him.

I have so many questions:
1. Why are they so resiliant to punches? they get a little lip blood or a patch and the next day they like new, like they wolverine it up 💀
2. Where the adults at, what teachers parents be doing this show, they be full NPC mode. phones be mass missing, iphone gone extinct no fuzz about it, that's serious business. What about the parents? They do nothing about their kids always get home beaten up like their cosplaying punching bags on a daily basis. You have to make abstraction adults exists this show and highschoolers rule the world for it to make sense.
3. Why did the last episode group fight scene ended when they thought Baku lost to Baek Jin? Like that was suppose to settle it? Why did they have to gang fight in the first place if the bosses could have settled it themselves? Why did they have to 2v1 Baek Jin, he was already severely worn out and hurt when Si Eun came (much worn out than Si Eun) They just glazed Baek Jin aura. I know, they had to make it interesting, as an OP ''one-punch man'' Hu Min would had been too convinient/easy and they had to give the season 1 ML hero Si Eun screen time to the end boss fight but i thought Hu Min could solo Baek Jin as he taught him how to fight and they made him look like that OP guy who solo'ed the union before and had no match. Also why nobody intervene when Hu Min got up and sucker punched Baek Jin after he already lost to him and was dead beat laying on the ground? It's not like the Union was lost and had all their men fainted on the ground, they just stopped fighting when they thought Baek Jin won, but i did expect for them to intervene when it was no longer a fair 1v1.

Most of the answers to these questions are ''for the plot'' but still can't stop myself from asking.

Hong Seok clearly says in episode 4 : ''I know that you dated me not because you had feelings for me, but because you missed Ram Woo.'' ; ''But i was serious about us, So i guess i wanted us to be okay together.'' It was ''explicitly'' stated, so you might have missed that part out. And she didn't help him get through the grief as they didn't even talk about Ram Woo, she didn't even ask him(Hong Seok) about how he's feeling, because he was hurting too. You said ''but when he disappeared, she felt like there was no reason to carry on anymore'' but why then after those years and not shortly after the shock and trauma she had after he was gone? She had even more reasons to live after repear ML apperead, because that should have made her think that there's some sort of continuity or other form of life after death, so they could also meet again, just like it was hinted out by the other repears that repear Park could have met his daughter again if he wasn't vanished forever, because he intervened about his sick daughter. This happens with repear Ram Woo as well, he intervene, he sacrifice himself so Jung Hee can continue to live on, so this actually ruins the chance they can meet again in the future for the cost of the poetic ending : ''he will live on in her memories as long as she will continue to live on as Jun Hee''. But Jung Hee doesn't even know about Ram Woo's sacrifice, that he again lost his second form of existence just that she can live on. If she knew that, that would break her again.

it wasn't explained, just that she had a painful loss as well and that could have something to do with it