so he faked his death in order for her niece live a peaceful life as he wants to finish the Bible org, but the moment he faked his death, Jian went through hell and death, she could have died, he didn't thought of that? thats just dumb.
I don't hate Chat nearly as much as I hate Phob's mother. She is, by far, the most frustrating character in this series.
I honestly have no idea what her problem is. Does she not know how to support her own son instead of crushing his heart with such cruel, twisted words? Every time he tries to move forward, she's the first one to drag him back down.
When will she understand that her son doesn't have a slave mentality? He can stand on his own two feet, face any storm, and even stand up to the very people who once helped him if they're in the wrong. Gratitude doesn't mean blind obedience, and loyalty doesn't mean sacrificing your self-respect.
I'm always on Junior Jane's side. Whatever reason or intention Big Jane has for being this cocky, manipulative, and mysterious, it can't go on forever. He may have his reasons for becoming this twisted, emotionally distant person, but he can't expect to have everything.
You can imprison someone's body, chain their hands, and lock them behind walls, but you can never imprison their heart. Love isn't something you can force into existence or keep alive through control. The moment you treat someone as your possession rather than your equal, you've already started losing them.
Sooner or later, Big Jane will have to choose: continue hiding behind manipulation and fear, or finally learn to trust, communicate, and love like a normal human being. Otherwise, all he'll be left with is a beautifully decorated cage, completely empty inside.
I do believe in second chances, you can criticized him but never "cuber bully" someone that can lead to horrific circumstances.
Everyone makes mistake, we do all the times, and Justin has met with maximum punishment there was, we should now close this chapter.
But I request people do not overdo the hate, or bully type behaviour that may cause more harm than any correction.
I hope he reflects, apologize and spend enough time to think and then comeback, we should all welcome him if he choose to become a person society needs.
Until then and as I commented yesterday goodbye Justine, hope to see you again as a better person.
absolutely amazing…they should mever loose a fight…why because they are supposed to be the ace killers one and only…so some goons and Construction mafia should never be able to win…then there will be no point of their statau…yes difficulty level can increase but loosing in fight by fair means is not acceptable…I know the the construction person when he will be unable to loose will use different means but theu should never loose a fight taht is my only reqiest.
There is so much cringe-worthy and downright nauseating stuff in this series that I almost wanted to puke at most of the characters. Half the time, I just wanted to slap them. They're completely useless and treat XF like a doormat, even though he's far above every one of them.
That said, the production quality and the performances of both lead actors are so good that they've managed to keep me watching this far.
But seriously, the maid needs to mind her own business. She's a servant, nothing more. And LQ's friend is just as bad, a complete hypocrite. He acts nice to XF, yet treats him like a disposable tissue, constantly lecturing him and talking down to him behind a facade of kindness.
Then again, there's only so much you can complain about because the series is fundamentally written this way. The uke practically drops his panties just for the money his family demands from the Bei household. His character doesn't have spine or dignity, because the write wrote him form her fantasy on purpose.
It's such Wattpad-level writing. Honestly, the only reasons I'm still watching are the outstanding performances of the two male leads and the high production quality.
puppy love, innocent love, toxic free love, worry free love, pure love - thats childhood for you, even though in reality it is not that picturesque as it is in screen, but now that we have all grownups, we know how hard it is to walk memory down the lane...without not wanting to go back again desperately.
I don't know about the book or the novel, but one thing they absolutely nailed was the mystery surrounding Big Jane. They kept everyone guessing, was he some supernatural being, the Devil himself like Lucifer, a ruthless mafia boss, or simply an ordinary man with immense influence and a deeply twisted nature?
In the end, we learn the truth: he is just a human being. Flawed. Wounded. Someone who chose this way of life as a refuge from his own pain. Whether that makes him irredeemable or merely tragic is for each viewer to decide.
But I knew the truth from the moment he knelt down and tied Small Jane' shoelaces. Beneath all the violence, power, and darkness was just a lonely puppy searching for someone to love.
He will eventually realize what he has lost, and he'll do everything in his power to possess Small Jane. But that's the tragedy, love and possession can never coexist. When you truly love someone, you don't imprison them or claim them as your own. You choose to keep them by letting them remain themselves.
The moment love becomes possession, it ceases to be love.
The phrase "from Cha Eun Woo, Kim Seon Ho's Fantagio" is both grammatically awkward and factually confusing. It looks designed to attract clicks more than to convey accurate information.
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I honestly have no idea what her problem is. Does she not know how to support her own son instead of crushing his heart with such cruel, twisted words? Every time he tries to move forward, she's the first one to drag him back down.
When will she understand that her son doesn't have a slave mentality? He can stand on his own two feet, face any storm, and even stand up to the very people who once helped him if they're in the wrong. Gratitude doesn't mean blind obedience, and loyalty doesn't mean sacrificing your self-respect.
You can imprison someone's body, chain their hands, and lock them behind walls, but you can never imprison their heart. Love isn't something you can force into existence or keep alive through control. The moment you treat someone as your possession rather than your equal, you've already started losing them.
Sooner or later, Big Jane will have to choose: continue hiding behind manipulation and fear, or finally learn to trust, communicate, and love like a normal human being. Otherwise, all he'll be left with is a beautifully decorated cage, completely empty inside.
Everyone makes mistake, we do all the times, and Justin has met with maximum punishment there was, we should now close this chapter.
But I request people do not overdo the hate, or bully type behaviour that may cause more harm than any correction.
I hope he reflects, apologize and spend enough time to think and then comeback, we should all welcome him if he choose to become a person society needs.
Until then and as I commented yesterday goodbye Justine, hope to see you again as a better person.
I hope Justin learns from this experience. When he's truly ready, I hope he can come back as a better person and a more mature artist.
You can't keep eating from the same plate while punching holes in it. Talent may open doors, but attitude determines how long they stay open.
Wishing him to become a better person, but accountability has to come before a second chance.
That said, the production quality and the performances of both lead actors are so good that they've managed to keep me watching this far.
But seriously, the maid needs to mind her own business. She's a servant, nothing more. And LQ's friend is just as bad, a complete hypocrite. He acts nice to XF, yet treats him like a disposable tissue, constantly lecturing him and talking down to him behind a facade of kindness.
Then again, there's only so much you can complain about because the series is fundamentally written this way. The uke practically drops his panties just for the money his family demands from the Bei household. His character doesn't have spine or dignity, because the write wrote him form her fantasy on purpose.
It's such Wattpad-level writing. Honestly, the only reasons I'm still watching are the outstanding performances of the two male leads and the high production quality.
In the end, we learn the truth: he is just a human being. Flawed. Wounded. Someone who chose this way of life as a refuge from his own pain. Whether that makes him irredeemable or merely tragic is for each viewer to decide.
But I knew the truth from the moment he knelt down and tied Small Jane' shoelaces. Beneath all the violence, power, and darkness was just a lonely puppy searching for someone to love.
He will eventually realize what he has lost, and he'll do everything in his power to possess Small Jane. But that's the tragedy, love and possession can never coexist. When you truly love someone, you don't imprison them or claim them as your own. You choose to keep them by letting them remain themselves.
The moment love becomes possession, it ceases to be love.
p.s My Santa is fucking adorable...hope he gets more and more roles, but I think he is stuck in SML roles.