Valentina

yall I hate to say it but I'm convinced Mun Young killed her mom, even if it was accidently

the minute she slapped Mun Young, she lost all her pity points from me...if she's able to slap Mun Young that hard, then she ain't afraid of her, that's all I'm gonna say

Im kinda lost why ppl think we dislike Ju Ri cause she likes Gang Tae, I could care less about that. My issue is her biasedness towards Mun Young

LMAOOOO the only "erotic" scenes are Moon Young acknowledging that sex exists and not acting "prudish" about it, I love that she's upfront about her sexual desires.....so im not getting the complaint

This is both interesting and terrible for me as a shipper lmaooo if she's no longer with his cousin, great, potential hopes of them getting back together cause they clearly still got something, if all this is true, like have you seen their interactions behind the scenes?!?!?!

Haven't watched episode 4 yet, but from episode 5 previews, we can look forward to more KMY not respecting personal boundaries and doing more problematic things, as we've all predicted

Because its on a cable channel, its actually doing fine. Compared to other TvN dramas that have reached as high as 20%, which is rare, its not doing as well as it could be

this comment is very weird considering not a lot of ppl here have talked badly about Backstreet lol its okay to have your preference, I promise

Definitely. This is why I like the show too. I like that the universal roles for male and female leads are switched here. What adds to this is that she's not just 'hateful' because she had a bad past, like all male leads tend to have, but it's literally just who she is. This isn't a case where love is gonna fix her, hence why I think the writer is making it a point to "accept reality" and like KMY said, she is who she is.

I wasnt talking about you...your comment didnt even touch on KMY, its more so comments I saw on twitter and DB.....and your opinion is valid because I agree. I wrote in a comment earlier that the drama is wacky and wont be everyones taste so im not expecting it to have high ratings. Its really a drama where you either like it or you dont.

I still empathize with her and I want to know more about her. Im not sure what she went through as a child, but it was clearly an abusive household. Then being labeled a monster for something she cant control and constantly being reminded that she won't ever be normal is sad, I cant imagine what that feels like

From comments Ive seen on different platforms, I really feel like people should drop the show now if they already find Go Moon Young annoying/ unbearable because that's literally gonna be her character for a while. She's probably gonna get worse before she gets "better" whatever that might mean to her, but its clear she as ASPD. Her illness doesn't excuse her behavior, but we've been told and shown time and time again that this is who she is. She's erratic, violent, doesn't care for others, only does things that work to her benefit. Even when you think she's doing "good", she's doing it because she gets something out of it. We're only on episode 3/16, its gonna be a while before we see any development and there's a big chance she might not even get better.....so at this point, just beware. The show has done a great job not romanticising her, its more fans who are doing so. All I can say is if she ever does something that crosses a moral line for ppl, which technically she has, its going to be a lot of people left feeling disappointed

I actually dont think its gonna be an episode = a case solved cause thats not how mental illnesses work. I feel like its gonna be a case = a look into how Gang Tae is, like the characters will act as a foil for his potential growth or accepting the reality that he isn't as okay with his situation as he likes to pretend to be

Also relate to Moon Youngs sleep paralysis scene, it was well done, but the ending where Gang tae sees himself in the flasher (?), forgot his name, it was heartfelt but also heartbreaking because he technically isn't happy with the life he's living, but because he has no "choice" he acts as though he's fine with everything.

After watching episode 3, I finally understand how they're gonna incorporate the mental illness aspect now, well aside from Moon Young, Sang Tae, and Gang Tae being a care taker. I was a bit lost, but the ending really solidified it for me...I won't expect high ratings for this show cause its very wacky, in a good way, but its definitely an acquired taste for sure. You'll either like it or you won't

Had to pause and come here to say Go Moon Young straight up admitting that she's horny has been the funniest line I've ever seen written lmaoo

The real mystery is how Gang Tae started liking Moon Young after she almost allowed him to drown.....imagine almost dying and the person who could potentially save you is using a flower to decide T.T

its okay, you dont necessarily have to feel it yet considering he doesnt really have any positive feelings towards her and shes just obsessed with him. Just see how it is as the drama continues...Im a sucker for these kinds of genres and considering the last drama I really watched was Hotel Del Luna, I feel the chemistry here that was lacking there

I agree about the love triangle, really couldve done without it

Ill take all the cliches this drama has to offer if it means seeing more chemistry between Kim Soo Hyun and Seo Ye Ji. I keep wanting them to kiss even though its only episode 2. If their kiss scene doesn't match all the chemistry they have flying around, I'll be filing a law suit lmao