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I know but I’ve seen it happen so many times in kdramas about parents signing things in regards to their adult children. Don’t know how it’s even a possibility and why a company would even do that knowing that it wouldn’t hold up in court.

I’m catching up and in episode 6 it said that the mom signed a contract for the son. I’ve noticed this before in kdramas but how is it possible for parents to sign things on behalf of their adult children? minors I understand but is there no legal adult age in Korea? How can possible be valued to sign a company contact and receive payment without authorization of the adult in question.

I just finished episode 4 and I’m so confused as to why the sister is so hateful to the ML and why she’s in competition with him when it’s so clear that he is literally disinterested in the family company. No one that’s interested in inheriting the family business starts their own business. Even the deal he made with his dad is proof enough he doesn’t want the job.

I’m sorry but there is no redemption for the SML. He is just as disgusting as his father and brother. He was going to burn vulnerable people to death. He knew there was women and children in there. Even the other men hesitated and didn’t like the idea of killing those people but he wanted to keep going. Anbody that defends his character is just one of those loser fans that can’t separate actor from their character. What annoys me about this show is that the FL is suppose to be a badass character but they have been writing her as a damsel in distress to be constantly saved by the ML all the time. We would have love to seen her save herself from that arrow but no the prince has to be the hero.

reverse cause they have a one night stand and she gets prey and they start their relationship from there.

There’s absolutely no possible way that this story can be based in history. I mean it has fantasy elements of body switching and a woman portraying an infamous thief. What part of this story can possibly be rooted in historical accuracies. This is a fake story and if the ML gets engaged to the second lead it would only make sense in that his mother saw them together and the SFL has feelings for who she thinks the ML is.

I can’t understand why he hasn’t been anything but horrible to the FL.

I’m sorry but Jae I is an incredibly annoying character. We are going into the 8th episode now and all we have seen from him is violence and anger. He lashes out at the FL because she chooses to make the best out of the circumstances of her life and all he does is sit around saying woe is me. As for thr ML is not crazy to ask for marriage now when you have an enemy trying to destroy you? Get the enemy out of the way first before anything else. I hate to say this but I feel like the FL and ML lack chemistry and the SFL and him kind of have better chemistry and the FL and SML have better chemistry. doesn’t mean I won’t them to be together though. I think SML is a violent angry men that should heal before Ben considering romance.

Just finished eps.3 and I can’t put my finger on it but I feel like the drama is missing something. Is it chemistry? idk but I wish Korean writers would understand that the leads don’t always need a dark history. It’s okay to have a light drama. The co-workers were annoying & they just let the FL deal with the leaking of the beer product on her own. The sister in laws is annoying and I honestly could do with out her completely. The best friend remained silent about his feelings but now that he sees her having a life he wants to barge in. Way too many annoying characters and not enough of the ML and FL interacting.

even if they were attracted to each other they interacted in the first stage like friends. Had normal conversations and were able to be in close proximity without any awkwardness. They were able to smoothly transition from friends to lovers cause they built a genuine friendship and trust. In a lot of dramas men and women don’t usually interact so normally like this. There’s always a level of awkwardness and tension. Not to mention they are so jumpy whenever there’s any physical contact. Sometimes it feels like they have never interacted with the opposite gender before.

My favorite aspect of this drama is that the ML and FL really become friends in the early stages. They actually interacted like two humans. In Asian dramas when men and women interact it’s always so awkward and everyone is on edge. Not to mention they jump anytime there’s any causal touching or interactions. In this drama they were able to share space and just be normal with each other. In fact everyone including the best friend just moved around each other so normally. Very light and enjoyable drama.

Okay. I still don’t understand what this has to do with my review. I don’t know what she has since there was no professional diagnosis done on the show. Either way this does not change the way I feel overall about the show. It was fine but it wasn’t amazing. I don’t enjoy shows where the genre is not clear and the show is is marketed as light and fun but it’s heavy. kind of reminds me of love next door where everyone thought it was gonna be fun and light but instead it turned out to be a melodrama with a cancer storylines. let’s agree to disagree on our review of this show. good bye.

I can still have my personal taste and see the characters as complex people. I didn’t think the mental health aspect of the drama was dealt with in a realistic, professional and medical way. I thought the ML’s character was kind of one dimensional but the FL’s character was more complex and interesting. Nonethless I didn’t like the overall plot. I think it started to lose its steam around episode 8. if you love the plot and characters so much that’s wonderful but please accept that there are others that didn’t enjoy the story as much as you did. Have a wonderful day.

You do realize it’s impossible for one to be objective in a review? Of course my personal taste is going to impact how I feel overall about a drama. Just because I mentioned that the FL was cute doesn’t mean that that’s all I think she was. The cuteness was in reference to her pursuit of the ML. The fact that the FL was so endearing was the reason I push through with completing the drama. Again, everyone is entitled to their opinions about how the show made them feel.

I don’t even know what that means. This doesn’t need to turn into some test. it’s important to understand that everyone interprets and enjoy shows in this world differently. If you loved and enjoyed this show that’s beautiful. It doesn’t mean that everyone needs to feel the same way as you did.

yes they end up together.

Yaa but he asked for the medicine that’s really a drug to be brought back. it looks like he might be addicted now. we shall see.

Is that not the whole point of a review? This entire app is set up based on people’s POV of how they feel about movies & shows. Pointing out what I didn’t or did like. How it made me feel, what I observed etc…. Hence my usage of I. Was I suppose to say we. The entire comment section is just people’s thoughts.

I just finished this drama, and honestly, it was a decent watch, but it had way too many tropes I really dislike, which ruined a lot of the enjoyment for me.First, I hated how long the FL chased the ML. She falls first and carries the relationship emotionally for almost eight episodes. She’s cute, so it’s tolerable at first, but it went on way too long and started to feel unbalanced.Second, I really don’t like the trope where someone is secretly or unrequitedly in love for years and never does anything about it. I just can’t believe someone could be that in love for that long without ever being with the person or even seriously trying.Third, the argument in episode 6 made no sense to me. They weren’t even together, yet it felt like a full breakup. The FL assumed the ML was still into that other woman, and since she wasn’t getting married anymore, it made sense that he might go after her. I don’t understand why the ML got so angry over that.Another thing I didn’t like was characters being mean for no reason. The Japanese second male lead, especially, was unnecessarily rude in the beginning. He didn’t have to like the FL, but there was no reason for him to be that hostile.The will-they-won’t-they was dragged out for so long that by episode 10, I honestly didn’t even care anymore if they ended up together.And of course, there was the usual separation before the ending, followed by them getting back together at the last minute. We didn’t even get to see the FL find her mom, which could’ve been such a powerful moment. Keeping the parents alive felt like a cop-out and didn’t add much to the story.Overall, the drama had beautiful scenery and good acting, but the plot was very basic. By the end, I felt nothing, and that was the most disappointing part. If you like mental illness with a side of romance this might be for you.

There’s so many annoying characters lol. we are almost on episode 6 it’s time to focus on the leads and progress their story. The SML’s sister is mad annoying. I just don’t understand her character or why she wants. Very bad loser.