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They're dating!

I'm sure they didn't do anything! They're still wearing their clothes, and frankly, that's not SUA's style, but if it's HO who kisses her, I'm sure she won't push him away! Besides, why should her? He's her boyfriend right now!

I'm not sure I'll have the courage to watch episodes 11 and 12. Because, the story with the second leads is going to end, and Ho and Mido are going to get back together after a time skip. Maybe the restaurant scenes in episode one are actually the end. I'm going to hate it, but it's inevitable. If everything separates them, I'll be kind of happy!

she has a best friend 🤣

Nah, you're joking, right?

There's a very good chance for the SFL and the ML

I understand, I'm simply saying your first two points are kinda wrong. First one is true, but she doesn't love her family either and doesn't care about them or their problems. She said it herself: HO plays the role of father to them and soldes their problem, example: her brother had severe depression after the death of his wife, his mother and his health problems, .....! That's not a compliment, it's mental burden. If HO were a girl, people would have easily noticed this! I'm not saying she's completely bad and that HO and her family are good people, I'm simply saying she's toxic for them too, so the author doesn't just have beef with her

she even talks about her relationships with her two boyfriends with het . Search your memory, a girl with glasses, HO, knows her too.

She has a bestfriend, unlike NG. Who as no one

Yes, but we already know the generic ending of K-dramas.

🤣🤣🤣 MIDO = Trash

It's not against you, I'm angry with most people who support the FL because they want to portray her as a victim too much. To be honest, I don't care if she's selfish, it's not a bad thing. I'm just tired of people talking about her as the only depressed person in Drama or the only one who needs help! Both are red flags for me, but Mido shouldn't get so much sympathetie just because she's a woman. If you reverse Mido and Ho's genders, the same applies to their traumatic backstories. I promise you, a drama that focuses too much on the male lead trauma will be called a male-centric drama, where here MIDO is simply a complex female character.

I hope so

Unfortunately for us, the ending is predictable; the story with the secondary leads will end in episode 12.

Same here, but we'll never get the answer. We're going to see Mido playing the victim about her father, the one who... OH, people don't care.

a father figure then

Why are people only talking about the death of Mido's father? Have you noticed? There were two bodies during Ho's rescue, and I'm sure one was Ho's father, whom we saw in episode 10, and the other was Mido's father! But strangely, the only victim suffering from trauma that people are worried about is Mido. Ho also became an orphan on the same day and due to the same tragedy, and then Mido's family took him in. MIDO'S mother blames him for her husband's death; we don't know how long she did that. Remember, Ho was 7 years old, but people are only worried about Mido's mental state. At this point, I'm going to defend Ho everywhere, here and on TikTok, because I've never seen the level of double standards from people who follow this drama!

Ho doesn't have any friends, but Mido has a best friend. Mido doesn't take care of her family's emotional needs, but Ho does, and no one can say otherwise. Just look at Mido's brother, who is depressed because of his wife's death. Who is there for him? The same goes for the older brother's marriage and child. It's always Ho.

When Mido and Ho lived together, it was Ho who took care of the house task, and her emotionally and helped her with her lack of confidence in her work! Ho's parents didn't love him. You could argue that his father hastily grew to hate him because his mother had abandoned them, but at the same time, he felt compassion for Ho and even told him that they were in the same situation, as shown in episode 10.

Besides, there were two bodies after Ho's rescue, and I'm sure the second one was Ho's father, the body near Mido's father's! Did you see anyone mention this? Yet most of the videos and comments about this K-drama only talk about Mido losing her father, while Ho also lost his father on the same day, in addition to causing Mido's father's death.

Furthermore, after the deaths of his father and Mido's father, Ho was constantly berated by Mido's mother for an unknown amount of time over her husband's death, while Mido was always hiding. Ho also took care of the mother's health problems, provided her with emotional support, and acted as a bridge between her and her children, especially Mido!

But with all that, who's portrayed as a child who needs to be saved by the viewer? Ho! Who's walking around with the victim's medal, the one we're supposed to understand because she's suicidal? Mido! As if she's the only one who's suffering, the only one who had a horrible childhood, lost a father, and the only one under a lot of mental strain!

This Drama really only brought together people with double standards and selective memories, or people who watch with biases linked to their trauma or gender!

Why are people only talking about the death of Mido's father? Have you noticed? There were two bodies during Ho's rescue, and I'm sure one was Ho's father, whom we saw in episode 10, and the other was Mido's father! But strangely, the only victim suffering from trauma that people are worried about is Mido. Ho also became an orphan on the same day and due to the same tragedy, and then Mido's family took him in. MIDO'S mother blames him for her husband's death; we don't know how long she did that. Remember, Ho was 7 years old, but people are only worried about Mido's mental state. At this point, I'm going to defend Ho everywhere, here and on TikTok, because I've never seen the level of double standards from people who follow this drama!

Why are people only talking about the death of Mido's father? Have you noticed? There were two bodies during Ho's rescue, and I'm sure one was Ho's father, whom we saw in episode 10, and the other was Mido's father! But strangely, the only victim suffering from trauma that people are worried about is Mido. Ho also became an orphan on the same day and due to the same tragedy, and then Mido's family took him in. MIDO'S mother blames him for her husband's death; we don't know how long she did that. Remember, Ho was 7 years old, but people are only worried about Mido's mental state. At this point, I'm going to defend Ho everywhere, here and on TikTok, because I've never seen the level of double standards from people who follow this drama!