I watched this drama when it first aired, and I still can’t get over the fact that a mother would kill someone just to give her son a heart. That’s absolutely disgusting. Her blood-stained hands deserve to be chained for life in a prison cell.
And that poor boy—what they did to him was nothing short of a crime against humanity. Even the revenge arc felt hollow; she never displayed a shred of remorse, not even after she was locked up.
The lawyer? Maybe he didn’t know exactly how the transplant happened, but he ignored far too many glaring red flags and stayed a complete jerk to the bitter end. He never deserved his half-brother’s heart—especially when his own mother murdered that brother in cold blood to secure a compatible organ.
This so-called mother despised her husband’s affair, yet she exploited and slaughtered his illegitimate son for her own child’s benefit. What a monstrous excuse for a parent. That’s not motherly love— it’s pure evil. No real mother could ever do what she did, no matter how desperate the situation.
For the first time in twelve weeks I’ve really tried to understand Shane. He still isn’t my favourite character, but credit where it’s due: meeting Kit jolted something awake in him, and suddenly nothing was as straightforward as it used to be. Shane was an A-to-Z guy, start at A, finish at Z, no detours. Now he’s realising there are a dozen back roads to U, W, I, J and every other letter in between. So when he blurts things out or leaps before he looks, it’s because he’s genuinely navigating brand-new terrain. To us his efforts seem tiny, almost cosmetic, but for him each step is huge, exhausting, and honestly kind of brave.
Last week I said I hated him; this week I understand him, even if I still don’t exactly like him.
Mick feels similar. I suspect he’ll follow his brother’s playbook: ride the BL wave for exposure, then pivot to mainstream straight roles. That’s perfectly finem, artists should chase the work they want—but as a BL fan I can’t help feeling deflated. If you’re going to tell queer stories, why not commit fully? Give us a fleshed-out gay narrative that doesn’t rely on CP marketing or BL tropes to feel valid.
Still, I liked the show and definitely second lead was a star of the entire show, and I am 90% sure they will be launched as CP and will have their own series sometime soon.
EP12 was the best so far....PBG has come so far....one step at a time..with each role he is just him...good luck to you PBG for more and more success...
in this series....all is him, and him is all...unfortunately...all other cast member doesn't matter...
it is highly unrealistic...but for a entertainment show this is 100% entertainment!!!
Guys look like th!s and are celebrated as the handsome lead while women like Park Bo Young are called average…
PBY is no way ordianry,,,she stands out the most...her voice is the most different voice in the K industry and she has never done a low rated series, all of her works are highly acclaimed and received high ratings!!! both here and in korea!!!!
what kind of people are these…the both SFL are bitch…one trying to be god but infact is a bitch who can’t get over her ex and blames everyone…and the second bitch hold grudge against her for her fate…such a low class writer moves when this could be much more than that…
Also the show doesn't deserve 8.9 but I would gladly give full rating as sometime you don't ask reason....you like what you like and that is more than enough....
the name of the series should be Kim and Kit in love....these two poor souls have to deal with their inexperienced boyfriends tantrums and modes like every episode, they just sulk, get angry, demand like every minutes for no reason.....Shane should have learned by now if it is first for everything for him..but he keeps repeating the same mistake and then makeup with Kit, and him being generous, forgives him unconditionally...tired of seeing Shane in this repitive behaviour....and same goes for Mon, I thought he was a sensible kid but he sulks and get upsets with Kim for like 0 issue...they things he could talk with smile on his face, he bashes and scolded Kim and thens ay sorry....so yeah I don't see them in love as much Kit and Kim are with them...
never liked Shane characters from the beginning!!!!
it is literally the best series going on overall...i thought they would keep the Charlie appearance minimum since the scandal...but guess it doesn't matter... the leads are crazy and I am so in love with them...TD is like an electron around its atom!!!
it disgust me to see how CS behaves, she is like a sore looser, also the other girl, who thinks LD stole her love...I mean people live in their own world without any contemplation or being understood of each other, they make assumptions, accusations, ask questions then answer themselves without waiting for others to explain...jealousy is all understandable..but when you lower yourself just to lower other people makes you utterly inhumane and unintelligent person...that removes all the charm and goodness that left of you!!!
It is a mess, so many people have no right to do what they do and no right to talk what they talk, but in the end it is all the same!!!
And that poor boy—what they did to him was nothing short of a crime against humanity. Even the revenge arc felt hollow; she never displayed a shred of remorse, not even after she was locked up.
The lawyer? Maybe he didn’t know exactly how the transplant happened, but he ignored far too many glaring red flags and stayed a complete jerk to the bitter end. He never deserved his half-brother’s heart—especially when his own mother murdered that brother in cold blood to secure a compatible organ.
This so-called mother despised her husband’s affair, yet she exploited and slaughtered his illegitimate son for her own child’s benefit. What a monstrous excuse for a parent. That’s not motherly love— it’s pure evil. No real mother could ever do what she did, no matter how desperate the situation.
Last week I said I hated him; this week I understand him, even if I still don’t exactly like him.
Mick feels similar. I suspect he’ll follow his brother’s playbook: ride the BL wave for exposure, then pivot to mainstream straight roles. That’s perfectly finem, artists should chase the work they want—but as a BL fan I can’t help feeling deflated. If you’re going to tell queer stories, why not commit fully? Give us a fleshed-out gay narrative that doesn’t rely on CP marketing or BL tropes to feel valid.
Still, I liked the show and definitely second lead was a star of the entire show, and I am 90% sure they will be launched as CP and will have their own series sometime soon.
in this series....all is him, and him is all...unfortunately...all other cast member doesn't matter...
it is highly unrealistic...but for a entertainment show this is 100% entertainment!!!
never liked Shane characters from the beginning!!!!
It is a mess, so many people have no right to do what they do and no right to talk what they talk, but in the end it is all the same!!!
ps. either she did it for free...or it cost them entire episode worth of money!!!