I love how the characters are staying true to their roles so far. Of course, the Grandpa, being the former CEO is also very smart and well-connected. He's always one step ahead his daughter-in-law.
As for the current CEO, she's also annoyingly smart. And we have TaeHa who's also owning up his smart role.
While I like the Grandpa so far, I feel like his two-faced self has also been used against TaeHa and it will be revealed soon.
Someone mentioned that Tae Ha's aunt in modern world is Yeon Woo's mom maid in Joseon era
I see. Thank you! I was wondering if maybe she's her sister but considering how in other scenes her clothes weren't like that of the nobles', she must have been of lower stature.
Hurt Road is one of my favorite DAY6 tracks, MeloDay really gave it justice. I really like how meticulous yet encouraging Kim Min Seok was during the recording. YoungK also went above and beyond by adding new lyrics to make this song their own. The team really did sooooo well during the performance and I can't help but feel proud of them. They all stood out.
I came in not knowing it would be a full blown makjang 😂 Too late to stop though, I like the character of FL and heyyyy we have Sunghoon, and they look good together. So I'm on board!
One thing that hasn't been mentioned enough is how amazing the child actors are. The little Eun Gyeol is sooooo…
I would also like to emphasize that such child actor has been on a roll. He was also the young actor for See You In My 19th Life and left a huge mark on the viewers, along with other child actors in the drama.
And I agree, South Korea is really blessed with great child actors. Not only for the current generation but also in the last 20 years that I've been watching their series.
I remember the child actors used to be Moon Geun Young, Park Eun Bin, Yoo Seung Ho, Park Shin Hye, then eventually Kim YooJung, Kim So Hyun, Yoo Jin Goo, Kim Saeron, Kim Hyang Gi, Jin Ji Hee, etc. Almost all of these wave of child actors managed to transition to adult roles seamlessly and are still huge names in the industry today.
ohh I just commented above this too hahaI also wonder what happened to ChungAh's mom, so I rewatched the clip.My…
This is a nice theory. However, there was a scene where the dad was looking at a family picture of him, a woman, and young Chung Ah. He looked wistfully and painfully at it. The woman was the same woman that Chung Ah referred to as her Mom who got separated from her.
Also, basing from the reaction of the Nanny/Tutor who was peeking at him, this was a usual sight for her and it made her insecure.
Also, the sign language was not really despised by the Chairmn. He only didn't allow the usage of it because the Nanny/Tutor forbade it, making him believe that it would become a hindrance to ChungAh verbal skills. She capitalized on that one time when ChungAh finally uttered "Appa". The Chairman, wanting the best for his daughter, blindly believed on the Nanny/Tutor considering how she was able to make Chung Ah miraculously speak.
am I the only one wondering about what happened to Cheong Ah's mom?
It was implied that it was a painful divorce. Considering how the Chairman took full custody of ChungAh and how the Mom got separated from her entirely, then she must have been the party at fault.
The last few eps showed us the Chairman's wrath when he's hurt. He managed to get rid of the Nanny/Tutor easily so it must be similar with ChungAh's Mom. Perhaps, even more so since the Chairman loved his first wife so much.
Also, in Korea, once spouses get divorced, the ex-wife gets removed from the family registry and both parties sever their ties entirely. Meaning, the Mom essentially no longer becomes the Mother to her children on paper. The minor kids stay in the Dad's family registry, and if the latter remarries, the kids become the children of the new spouse.
So to avoid confusion and also in respect to the new wife, the ex-wife's family would opt to no longer get in touch with the children, also considering how conservative they are to a fault. Unless of course the husband would still allow the bond to continue.
Case in point is what happened to Actress Go Hyun Jung after she got divorced to her husband who was the CEO of Shinsegae Group and the grandson of Samsung's founder. They divorced in 2003 and in her interviews then, she was barred from meeting her son and daughter. This is why she still acts in the hopes that they'd watch her shows one day.
As for the current CEO, she's also annoyingly smart. And we have TaeHa who's also owning up his smart role.
While I like the Grandpa so far, I feel like his two-faced self has also been used against TaeHa and it will be revealed soon.
I was wondering if maybe she's her sister but considering how in other scenes her clothes weren't like that of the nobles', she must have been of lower stature.
She's considered a senior actress.
Currently on ep 3 and I'm loving it so far.
Too late to stop though, I like the character of FL and heyyyy we have Sunghoon, and they look good together. So I'm on board!
And I agree, South Korea is really blessed with great child actors. Not only for the current generation but also in the last 20 years that I've been watching their series.
I remember the child actors used to be Moon Geun Young, Park Eun Bin, Yoo Seung Ho, Park Shin Hye, then eventually Kim YooJung, Kim So Hyun, Yoo Jin Goo, Kim Saeron, Kim Hyang Gi, Jin Ji Hee, etc. Almost all of these wave of child actors managed to transition to adult roles seamlessly and are still huge names in the industry today.
Also, basing from the reaction of the Nanny/Tutor who was peeking at him, this was a usual sight for her and it made her insecure.
Also, the sign language was not really despised by the Chairmn. He only didn't allow the usage of it because the Nanny/Tutor forbade it, making him believe that it would become a hindrance to ChungAh verbal skills. She capitalized on that one time when ChungAh finally uttered "Appa". The Chairman, wanting the best for his daughter, blindly believed on the Nanny/Tutor considering how she was able to make Chung Ah miraculously speak.
The last few eps showed us the Chairman's wrath when he's hurt. He managed to get rid of the Nanny/Tutor easily so it must be similar with ChungAh's Mom. Perhaps, even more so since the Chairman loved his first wife so much.
Also, in Korea, once spouses get divorced, the ex-wife gets removed from the family registry and both parties sever their ties entirely. Meaning, the Mom essentially no longer becomes the Mother to her children on paper. The minor kids stay in the Dad's family registry, and if the latter remarries, the kids become the children of the new spouse.
So to avoid confusion and also in respect to the new wife, the ex-wife's family would opt to no longer get in touch with the children, also considering how conservative they are to a fault. Unless of course the husband would still allow the bond to continue.
Case in point is what happened to Actress Go Hyun Jung after she got divorced to her husband who was the CEO of Shinsegae Group and the grandson of Samsung's founder. They divorced in 2003 and in her interviews then, she was barred from meeting her son and daughter. This is why she still acts in the hopes that they'd watch her shows one day.
Thank you for the wonderful 16 episodes 💗💗💗