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I did pay attention but only knew who will be the main couple because I know who the main leads are, and I didn't read the webtoon, it could be the fault in the directing of this drama and not the author/webtoon because everything really felt rushed at the end.

I think you felt that everything made perfect sense because you already knew the original story from the webtoon. I read the novel version of a series called "Addicted heroin," others misunderstood the drama and hated the story but I felt like nothing was missing since I already knew everything and my mind felt in the missing pieces of the drama lol. That explains our situation right now.

AND he did that in the last two episodes. He could have told anyone else that what he did with them before was because he trusts them or whatever then make them seem in love or too close. LMAOOOO where did you get marraige and a kid from? Now you're tripping. How old are you? Do you think just because people start dating it means they'll instantly get married and make babies? People date and date and date before they finally get married. Let's just end it where the drama ended it with them becoming a couple and don't add your own fantasies as if they're facts. I see that you ship them a lot and I respect that, but you just proved that you say things that didn't even happen just to make me also believe your fantasy that they have always been in love.

Also what Soo Ah said happened when? In the last two episodes. Everything happened in the last two episodes, that's what I mean. The writer thinks we are dumb to through in the love card at the very end by making characters say things about the past like "I said that before because I trusted you," "We already knew that," etc. I'm simply not buying that, I can't be tricked to believe they had chemistry just because the writer throws some cards at the very end, that doesn't even happen in fairy tales let alone a relationship between adults.

You ship them together but don't try to justify the writer for rushing the development of their relationship in the last two episodes because that's ridiculous.

He only told her first because she heard his conversation with Geun Won outside the hospital who literally said everything he did to him like a book. She already knew his story by then but later he explained it a little better when she mentioned what she heard. Its not that he trusted her over others but just a coincidence that she was the first to over hear his conversation. He was open and caring with every single one of his employees equally. I can tell the difference, just because you want to believe that the main leads were equally in love since the beginning doesn't mean you can assume how much I know or don't know about a show I didn't skip a minute from lmao. He never treated her any differently until the last two episodes, they basically just rewinded to flashbacks of their interactions together, which could have been done with any of his other employees too since he had solo interactions with each of the other employees as well. Its called being a humanitarian.

He does the patting, touching and stuff with basically all his employees, because he feels like such a dad that has to protect his people, it had nothing to do with anything romantic. He was just being friendly like he did with his other employees too.

All these recent dramas start out too good to be true, then go downhill and make me pull out my hair through the remaining few episodes. It would continue 9/10 until the end then it feels more like a 6/10. I miss older dramas, the recent dramas feel rushed as if they're just trying to get as many dramas as soon as possible out there, like a food industry. I have no idea what I'm saying right now but I'm so disappointed that I ended up disliking every recent drama I've watched and enjoyed in their last episodes. This was seriously cringe and repetitive and I kept feeling second hand embarrassment that it hurt. I'll stick to reality game shows for a while..

All this drama was literally about is pride and being "proud," keeping their nose up which was nothing but hilarious... ok I guess I'm done lol

I have no idea why you felt the need to make such a negative announcement. Just because he's your least favorite doesn't make him any less valid.

I've watched most of Park Seo Joon's dramas and I liked him and his acting, but it feels like his acting is getting worse than better.. He literally has the same face and expression throughout the whole show and looked so awakward. His acting in this show reminded me of Running man's Lee Kwangsoo's acting... Still going to finish watching it tho

Mark this as a spoiler. I still haven't been that far into the drama and this spoiled everything for me

I'm sick and tired of heterosexual-phobes. BL fans always go around hating on heterosexual people thinking its cute or acceptable, while at the sane time expect cis het people to be accepting of gay people. I just can't tolerate haters and people who discriminate any sexual identity or race, take it or leave it idc.

You didn't need to make it a personal attack just to prove your point by trying to shut me up. You're so rude, I didn't bother with reading the rest of your words because I'm positive it will sound as judgmental and exclusive as your personality. You aren't worthy of my time, bye

What's wrong with adding straight couples? Don't you know a thing about diversity?? They also add gay couples in dramas where the leads are straight so why not the other way around? You look to old to be thinking of something so ridiculous and childish.

Good try

This drama just keeps getting even better, it totally deserves such a high rating.

Pyo Chi Su, that old guy who's one of the 4 soldiers that work under Ri Jung Hyuk is so funny and makes me laugh everytime, he's really good at acting like a North Korean by always acting like he doesn't believe anything about the South is real or better than what's in the North, I've been waiting for them to go to the South and see their expression. Can't believe they got to go to the South so soon, the fun starts now.

Not to sound like I'm hating on this show, I actually enjoy it but its beyond me how in all these years, no one suspects that Ha Na/Eun Soo is actually a girl. It was obvious that she was a woman, just an androgynous woman. I'm a transgender guy, so I dress in an androgynous style, even though I've been taking hormone replacement for over a year (testosterone), and grew some stubble and monthly cycle stopped but still many people recognize me as a female and not a guy. In college, people respect my pronouns because they know I'm trans but older people out side college always call me "lady/Ms."

So even though I'm actually taking testosterone for over a year and dress very masculine and even have a stubble, people recognize that I was biologically born female. In these dramas, just because a girl has a role as pretending to be a guy then magically everyone thinks she's a guy as if they're blind, can I have some of this magic?

Don't tell people to skip it just because YOU don't like it

I feel bad for her, she isn't very active in getting a lot of roles for dramas and now she's getting critisized because of her disgusting and trashy husband. I hope she and her kid don't go down the hill and deeper and to divorce her husband so she can have a breath of fresh air. People are too much, leave her alone!

they look similar only because of their similar roles in One Well Raised Daughter and Secret Garden because they both had very similar hair styles, otherwise if you were to know them a bit more closely then you'll realize that they actually look very different.

She's so pretty in "One Well Raised Daughter," and her acting is really good. Even though its very makjang but I'm only continuing to watch it mostly because of her.
I didn't like her character in "I have a Lover" either because I hate cheaters but that only means that she acted her role really nicely. You can't dislike an actor because of their character based on a script in dramas, thats very immature.

I joined the K-pop Academy at the korean cultural center in DC which is pretty much like this show, the instructors were not the celebrities themselves but well-known instructors that helped popular kpop groups like 2ne1, BTS, AOA etc but I quit from the second day because of my social anxiety and since I didn't feel welcomed because of some of the students. Obviously I don't think this show will be shot in the USA, but it'll be a good watch since I already missed on the K-pop Academy experience for quitting.

I usually like comedy, I really liked Pegasus Market. Its just that I didn't find any logic in most of the story in this drama, and the killer went from being a genius who plans everything carefully to being clumsy and impulsive in the last few episodes. But thanks, I'll try enjoying the final episode when it airs.