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Maybe their awkwardness led to romantic feelings?

I don't see the issue in ML's "symptoms." He's a people pleaser and his
"symptoms" aren't out of the norm, just dropping his mask and being true to himself. Not sure what the issue is. When you get older and stop caring what people think and love yourself, you'll naturally stop being a people pleaser. Its a good thing

No she is his daughter, what the grandmother meant was that his wife was pregnant with another man's child when she died, the daughter was already born when her mother was pregnant with another child

This is one of the dramas where it infuriates me so much but at the same time addicting to watch, to know what's gonna happen next

HAHAHA same way, she infuriates me. Like at least stay away from the daughter please, whether you genuinely care for her or not, back off

I don't ship them at all, there' nothing to ship at least not right now, bc as of now their relationship isn't genuine and just based on a guy trying to figure out his suspicious about a woman, and a woman trying so hard to fraud him and his family. Nothing romantic going on. he seems to be more thrilled about the idea of possibly "falling in love" with someone besides his wife and "saving someone" than having actual chemistry in relation to Do Da Hae. The obsession from both sides can eventually be mistaken as attraction and that's what may lead them to "fall in love," for a kdrama that's cool and butterflies, but irl that would be a toxic short relationship

But what he does in the future already happened to her, so she should know. But she was saying no one came to save her. If someone did actually save her, she should take a seat and stop playing the victim card and using that to justify her fraudester character bc she's getting on my nerves ngl lol

You know the saying, be careful of the quiet ones lol

I hope she stands up for herself like that to the girl who I know will openly bully her in coming episodes, currently its covert bulling but I'm sure it'll be overt soon

But ML mentally lives in the past, instead of trying to take care of his daughter, he's stuck in his head wanting to save someone. If you see in preview he starts cleaning around the house and acting like a normal human, that's bc he's excited about the thought of possibly going to the past and saving Do Da Hee from the fire despite her already being well and alive in the present. What a weird character

I like her too and understand how it feels like to feel invisible at school, being a pushover and trying to be someone's friend no matter what. But I hope she grows a back bone and not allow herself to be bullied any longer

I think in one of the episodes she looked in the mirror at her daughter, something happened that shocked her and she got into an accident. She was pregnant so she wouldn't kill herself and 2 children on purpose.

Yes he wanted to save his collegue at first, but his main goal is to "Save someone" so that his power is not useless, who he saves isn't important. So in next episode he'll try to go to the past and save Do Da Hae from the fire.

What gets on my nerves even more is the gaslighting, man.. she gaslights so much and when the main lead was so close to call her on her bs, she hits him like she's all right and mighty, pretending like she's hurt that he kissed her without feeling something for her. Meanwhile she obnoxiously walks around their house like a rat, and when someone catches her she acts hurt that they suspect her, like.. what?? Typical gaslighting behavior, in modern day we call people like her a "covert narcissist," but ofc since its a kdrama it'll be justified, romanticized and magically in 1 or 2 episodes she becomes a good person or give us a sob story to justify all that.

She said no one saved her, she somehow survived the fire. But the main lead still wants to go to the past to "save her" even though she's alive and safe in the present, what a weird character, he's stuck in the past mentally

9:30 AM? Think MDL answered my question, at least that's 2 hours earlier than expected, hope its true lmao

She didnt kill herself, it was a car accident. But even if she did kill herself I can understand her, he can't be bothered to even care for his living daughter let alone his wife, he lives in the past. Wanting to go back to save Do Da Hae from the fire despite her being safe and alive in the present. If he has all this motivation to save people, go save your own daughter damn it.

Btw Do Da Hae's obnoxious character really gets on my nerves and keeps me cursing the entire time each episode, I don't wish anyone to have someone like that in their life.

I know that new episodes go live in Korea at 10:30 PM South Korean timezone, that's around 11:30 AM EST. Anyone knows if Netflix posts the new episodes at the same time as korea or at a different time?

I've only found the "Atypical Family" and "Frankly Speaking" interesting to watch atm despite there being so many other shows, just doesn't hype me enough and end up wasting my free time not watching anything. Even "End of the world" doesn't seem interesting to me and dropped it when someone said its an open ending, tired of kdramas that end with an open ending and never get a second season.

Turned into a rant haha, if you know any other interesting dramas on Netflix let me know (anything as long as its not American)

dragged my way through ep 5, reallyyy boring

I'm used to lakorns being bipolar af especially heterosexual lakrons but wanted to watch a good lakorn since I haven't seen a heterosexual lakorn in maybe 2 years bc the majority of good lakorns are usually gay (which I don't mind, but need me something hetero every once in a while). Anyways I get that lakorns are like makjang kdramas but biopolar level overboard but this one was a bit much.. only watched 2 episodes so far and already feel very drained with the back and forth bipolar shit, dunno if I'll continue it