Wndering Dragon

human animals = humans
non-human animals = all other animals

it was a joke, it meant to be ridiculous and out of place. Humans are animals too, that was the gist.

I continue watching only for KTP's precious smiles

it is getting very stressful

Trying to understand what the deal is.

"Sociopathy vs. Psychopathy
While often used interchangeably, some researchers distinguish between them:

Sociopathy is sometimes viewed as resulting more from environmental factors (trauma, abuse, chaotic upbringing) with more impulsive, disorganized behavior
Psychopathy is considered to have stronger genetic/biological roots with more calculated, controlled behavior

However, both fall under ASPD in formal diagnosis, and these distinctions aren't universally accepted in psychiatry."

I would say I see both in her.

well, if we want to get technical, it is Antisocial Personality Disorder

it was something with printer drivers probably 🤣

She is nuts but I can't help but root for her, this is so entertaining and when her plans work out it is so very satisfying 🤣
Sure she is a manipulative psychopath but damn what about all other people who torment her, what excuses do they have for being evil?

she is not normal for sure

Oh, I just love this, so warm and pleasant and relaxing to watch, I cannot stop smiling! Both adult and school version actors are so adorable...
This is my serotonin pill for this autumn I guess <3

She is a chef trained in France....

what are they going to do though, they stole many Sun Rok scenes and put them into the second season...

I wish I watched it as it was ongoing, it is so hard to put it down and it's messing with my sleep, and there is too much happening I keep getting confused!

🤔 I still don't get what she implies

No, after that. The subs go like "Star Sang, as expected, is always number one. Why would I need to dare?"

Help, what did she actually answered in the end of ep15? The subs did not make absolutely any sense.

I think the same, wasn't the new husband at the funeral with her?

yes, I guess this makes more sense

I mean, it does make sense for him to be this way, and this is also why I think this is a well made and written cdrama, however I just do not particularly like to watch this type of behaviour.

Yes. I think her parents got divorced at a point and she lived with her father while her mother married another man who had a daughter too. When FLs dad died, the mother did not want to take her into her new family and asked her sister to do that instead.