Moona

I really liked the maturity of the couple, their acting is great too and the chemistry is there. I do think they tried to make the ml too perfect, too much of a love interest instead of a human being.

Definitely a hard watch. I understand the message of the episode, of trying to show the pov of the parent with the traditional homophobic views. However, I am so, so sick of the narrative that mistreatment must be forgiven because it's your parents and they just grew up that way. There was no real repentance. Her blaming him, telling him to not make the "mistake" again, slapping him, etc. And the consequence of all of this abuse was her son's pain, which the show framed as something she had to go through. His suffering, which she had a hand in, was her burden. I understand it is in a way her pain and that people are nuanced and such. And maybe my mindset is harsh, but I just need people to face directly what they've done, call it a need for karma or revenge, or however you like. But at the end of the day, her son, who suffered the most, has to be the one to give the most grace. A mindset that continues to be portrayed in media again and again.

his lover died, his mom has cancer, he is getting blackmailed AND his mother blames him for it/doesn't accept it. Genuinely asking, how do you see her struggles as bigger?

one of the boring episodes unfortunately

very cute, the acting was a bit over the top from the fl though

I like the actors, but it was a very boring episode

a bit too cliché, but one of the better episodes

my favorite episode ^^

this show truly shows the decline of critical thinking skills of our generation

I don't really understand your point. Something being a part of society isn't a reason for you to stop fighting against it? And yes, ai is seen differently in Korea, but this series was obviously meant to be popular internationally as well (hence why they filmed spicy scenes they couldn't share in korea) so they would look at the reaction of fans outside of korea. I do agree just talking wouldn't do something. You have to actually follow through and not watch it to have an impact.

I thought you were exaggerating about the ml but damn he really does look like a kid in here😭😂

AI DOES NOT BELONG IN THE ARTS

ai does not belong in the arts.

AI DOES NOT BELONG IN THE ARTS

AI DOES NOT BELONG IN THE ARTS

I loved the show at first. And I love real characters with flaws and strengths. But to showcase a flaw as a strenght really bothers me. At the end, I just couldn't root for the Lin family anymore. I needed one of their schemes to backfire and show them that just because you're uncertain about someone doesn't mean you can mess with their life!! If someone is threatening or hurting you, then of course you have a right to mess with them, but otherwise, it is just such a breach of trust and manipulating. This show was really a roller-coaster, one moment I stayed up all night watching and then another I had to completely skip to be able to continue. The 2nd cp had too of a weak foundation. A proud man who denies any women for his focus on his career and who is unhappy with the marriage, going as far as openly disrespecting his wife, changes his whole character once he glances at his wife. I know they slid in a "he read her poetry so it's not only about her looks", yet he didn't actually change his attitude until his eyes laid on her.

anyone knows if the final couples are still together in 2026?

an ai action sequence scene? 🫩

what a weird thing to say

so you're gonna cast a man who admitted he had relations without consent and then sued the women for defamation (reminder in SK defamation isn't about truth) in a story about SA....okay