Honestly, I’m not sure how my interest in the show has shifted over the past two weeks since episode 7. I used to be glued to every episode, watching as soon as it aired, but now I’ve found myself losing interest (for now), at least. It feels like the emotional elements are being overdone, and the plot twists are becoming unnecessarily complicated by revealing it in unnecessary timeline/situation.
That said, seeing comments from others who are eagerly anticipating the next episode makes me question if I’m overthinking it. Is it just my personal perspective, or are others feeling this way too? What do you think—does it make sense to feel disconnected, or am I missing something?
I don't think the person whom pushed Hee Joo is the Secretary. It's way too simple to think it's him IMO for this…
Novel Spoiler Ahead!
It was revealed in the novel that it was his secretary who pushed Hee Joo. For reference, in the drama, you can check the preview of Episode 7, where the kidnapper is seen yelling, "It wasn't me!"
That said, seeing comments from others who are eagerly anticipating the next episode makes me question if I’m overthinking it. Is it just my personal perspective, or are others feeling this way too? What do you think—does it make sense to feel disconnected, or am I missing something?
Or. Because I've read the novel and webtoon ?
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It was revealed in the novel that it was his secretary who pushed Hee Joo. For reference, in the drama, you can check the preview of Episode 7, where the kidnapper is seen yelling, "It wasn't me!"