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In reading the comments, some are questioning Jira’s moral values. Annita’s character addresses Jira’s dilemma. “Sometimes you have to do something you hate to earn money, so you can spend it on something you love.” I’m awaiting Ep. 9. Jira had been plagued with getting out of the business. Annita’s first downpayment afforded him the opportunity to alleviate Grandma’s debt. Whether it alters his character, is contingent upon how one sees an issue, then arrives at a resolution…for them! Shakespeare wrote, “There is nothing either good or bad, thinking makes it so”. As always, trouble is up the road, but we find that in our “best” relationships. For an additional point, Phitcha’s sister, Phloen, and soon-to-be husband, Lak, suffer a similar situation—a relationship based upon finances. One is accepted—at least not being maligned—while the other is ridiculed. Could it be because of status, one rich, the other is not? A lot of shady business on the other side, which we tend to overlook. I found “Rabbit on the Moon” under “Hidden Gems” on VIKI. These titles so frequently throw you off; glad I tuned in. It’s an 8-10 story thus far.

Some people are just helpless and need to be spoon fed.

Loved this show. Would like to see a Season 2. The central characters were likable and the partners were unique, even if presented unlikable. Enjoyed the courtroom scenes. Unhappy to see it end.

I’m very disappointed in the judging of Team 2, “Rising Sun”. Was much better! There’s obvious favoritism, and taints the show for me!!

These naysayers crack me up: complaints, complaints, but watch every project! :-)

Haven’t watched the show yet, away from home where I can’t access Viki. Stumbled upon this show title and decided to read the comments (never impacts my watching). Kudos for your viewpoints!! Wholeheartedly agree! Added to my Watchlist.

Hopefully, this craziness is winding down for this young man, who is at the height of his career. It is unfortunate Ms KSR could not corral her pain to put before a professional to bring her peace and resolutions. The accusations and allegations that occurred on this site were appalling! The depths of verbal mayhem wished upon KSH were absolutely unconscionable! It would be great if all grew from this moment for the next public misfortune. We will see! Grief can cause people to react in graceful or disdainful ways. I pray the family finds comfort, but Mr Garosero deserves punishment, to the fullest extent of the Korean laws. As for KSH, I hope he takes time out to evaluate this period of his life and career, embrace it (not condone it) and move forward.

I agree, although I didn’t have a problem with his and JiWon’s age difference. However, I assumed those signing up for these shows, expect some elements of similarities

😂😂😂It tells you, the other couples had absolutely nothing that was tv worthy…So, let’s do Bobby Flay.

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Agree!

Yes, how about that? Dumb, I thought! People were talking about having to explain the age difference to family and friends. I said, Are you kidding me? These are ADULTS, in 2025!!! The had the truest and best connection of them all. It was genuine! Then he moves from he to someone ONE year older. SAY WHAT?! DONE with him! What judgment, for a pilot! Glad he doesn’t do that kind of thinking in the skies.

Hi DD, there’s no hope! They prognosticate, then attempt to validate it. Realism becomes a foreign concept! Be well!

I agree with that premise, in family dramas, which is why I don’t watch. I prefer situational dramas, with resolutions. Sometimes, a Season 2 is warranted, but generally, they are more concise and buttoned up, whereas, 35+ episodes are filled with just too many daydreams, a nonsensical occurrence that requires 2-3 episodes, but is really disconnected. We all have our likes and dislikes, and I truly respect yours!

Sorry, you’re disappointed there are not more episodes. I believe most of these shows can be done in 10-12, to prevent useless fillers of recall. Every now and then you get a fabulous show like “Iron Family,” that is well done and worth all 36 episodes.

You are closest to my views, with added thoughts. I believe JW feels inadequate by Jy being a lawyer, but he gains posture and shines with JiWon. Plus he seems more genuine and expressive with her. However, she and CH are still attached to each other, but he (not her) is wrestling with the age gap. I think EH is a better match for CY than HN, who appears inauthentic to me. Of course, I can’t get a handle on him, as he is such a gentleman and is kind to everyone. Had great dates with JiWon and Eau Hun. JM is so transparent and such a cutie pie. Like his directness! Enjoying this show!

Keep living!

If they are both committed to the relationship, then it’s the naysayers problem, not theirs. Both know what their families are about, so if they pursue, they are saying to heck with you! This website has a number of users that throw the word pedophile around. No 25 y/o falls under that category, even if a partner is 60. And nowadays, that can be a senior female. I say, if it happens, let them be!

She seems OK with the age gap—they do exist. Someone might join, closer to his age. But I like them as a couple.

Hi Kanade. I’m not intense as you with my review, but like you, I remain puzzled about all the hype. Started this show, a few years back, then again last year—never progressing beyond the 2nd Ep. Recently I was encouraged to give it a shot, so I committed to completion. First of all, the main characters are eye candy, not of significance, just acknowledging. Lead characters had chemistry (romance and friendships), but all actors worked well together, even if some scenes weren’t embracing. Love courtroom dramas, and they were great! Jung Hae-In character’s resignation scene was heartfelt, as were many in Ep. 16.! Still, not a supernatural fan, which initially, interfered with me watching. However, I agreed with the 8.7 rating, but honestly, I had not missed anything, by not watching.