Why? He's learning how capable she is and how much she takes after him. I think it's great to have a platonic…
Did she? I don't remember her feeling anything but anxiety anger and annoyance at him. Mainly she seemed worried that he would interrupt her plan, then scared about the violence involved in his plan. Where did she say he made her heart flutter?
Everything is A1 in this execpt for the fact the daughter seems like she's falling in love with her FATHER. I…
I get 0 romantic interest from her. Suspicion and confusion, but not even physical attraction. Now that he's posing as her half-sibling, he can make that claim to her if needed.
Am I the only one who is uncomfortable with this father daughter working together settings
Why? He's learning how capable she is and how much she takes after him. I think it's great to have a platonic or sibling vibe instead of always trying to make a romance happen. Especially with transmigration, sometimes it's hard to get on board with huge age gap romances. Loving the secret half brother angle.
I loved the first two episodes. The documentary itself felt so authentic, and I really understood Itsuki's struggle with Yuma's prioritization of activism over accuracy in the ep 2 added dialogue. I think it's common enough to know someone whose consideration of communal value might make the individual feel less valuable by comparison.
I suspect Yuma's boss and Itsuki potentially hooked up, hopefully after the breakup. It felt like Yuma's parents were genuinely trying to overcome their prejudice and I wonder if we'll get some more authentic scenes with them to help nudge the main couple back together.
Funny thing is I wasn’t entirely satisfied with that ending or like it that much but it was ok I kinda understand…
I didn't mind the final plot twist completely, as the first episode with HW made me want him as the lead, so I always saw Dojun as the reflected version of the character. I liked that the ending was hopeful, but felt bad for Minyoung and a little sad that the chaebols weren't more devastatingly ruined. If the AU had been carried through with Dojun avoiding the hazards, I feel like there could have been a more fulfilling conclusion without the 20 year pause where all of the villains got to have lives and prosper and the supporters of Dojun just had to grieve his loss. I also wasn't thrilled that for all the effort Dojun went to, the plight of his father never really improved. Theoretically he shouldn't have been unemployed for most of his life after the Ahjin merger, and he should have gotten back on his feet from the Soonyang Card buyout agreement.
I suspect Yuma's boss and Itsuki potentially hooked up, hopefully after the breakup. It felt like Yuma's parents were genuinely trying to overcome their prejudice and I wonder if we'll get some more authentic scenes with them to help nudge the main couple back together.