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It’s not uncommon in real life, right? Besides, both of them are grown and mature enough to keep things clear, so it’s hard for any real drama to happen.

She’s 27 already, not a freshman. She’s doing an internship, isn’t she?

So if it were me, I would do what’s reasonable, and perhaps we just have to accept it.

They’re just colleagues, so their relationship isn’t unethical at all. And as for the age difference, that’s not wrong either—both of them are already adults, mature enough, so there’s nothing wrong with them being in love.

Anywhere else, there are even cases of open affairs in companies and nobody says a word. But this is a law firm, and there’s definitely little room for favoritism here.

Like the coach himself said—he’s got connections and a name to back him up, while I Ji is just an athlete barely struggling to find her footing. He can even manipulate the parents, so what the hell do you expect someone with no power like I Ji to do? (And by the way, the reason she kneeled was because she cared about her student—that shows she’s a good person with a strong will, not weak like you claim.)

Because of his family, he feels insecure.

Those guys who call I Ji weak should just watch fewer feminist-themed dramas. She’s an athlete struggling to find her place in a highly competitive and popular sport—an Olympic focal point for Korea—yet she was brought in by the school as both a coach and athlete just to make a living and hold on to her passion. That role is like her lifeline, so of course she has to humble herself. But she’s not spineless—she still protected Garam and stood up for U Jin. She had to kneel because she was worried for U Jin, not because she’s weak. And yet you all turn around and blame her?

Hey, are you an anti-romance person or what? The two main characters are just colleagues, and is it really wrong if a boss and an employee fall in love?

Ujin also likes him, it’s just that she has a tsundere personality. As for her feelings of inferiority toward Ung, it’s because he always feels like an outsider in his own family.

who is the jeon nak gyeon

But what else could she have done? If she had been tough, the one who would have suffered was U Jin, the student she truly believed in. Do people really think there was any other option?

To be able to return as a coach, she did that because she wanted to help U Jim.

Why do people keep bashing the FL? She’s an athlete who suffered heavy psychological trauma after being abandoned and losing her form. She had to lower herself to work as a contract coach just to make a living and keep training, and she genuinely wants the best for her students. Yet people still expect her to be strong when she has no foundation to suddenly become strong. Before bashing the FL, try putting yourself in her shoes first.

let see

The FL is the weaker one, so how can she suddenly be strong? Have you been watching too many feminist movies or what?

The idea of having someone carry the whole team in basketball and rugby is completely different, and that kind of motif is already outdated. Rugby isn’t a popular sport, with only a few professional teams. In rugby, players need to combine strength, intelligence, speed, and stamina, so if a team has no substitutes, it basically means a guaranteed loss

Stop comparing. Both Jo Jung Ho and Arin are good actors. Arin and Sanha have such smooth and adorable chemistry, so what reason is there for her not to appear?"

nah arin is good

any romance