Tokkiya

Goo Haewon (SHB) was nominated in two awards show and won one of them. Congratulations! Really worth the headache 😂

The cops are all confused and going back and forth since Sibaek doesn't want to open up while they ignore the living victim/eyewitness who at least said something; Sibaek is not the killer. Lol

I'm laughing

So happy for Inkyung and Jongho, especially Jongho, boy doesn't get share of money but he gets the girl, at least he doesn't left broken hearted lol. What pissed me off is Inhye gets the same amount with Doil and Inkyung, she doesn't deserve that.

JWS is the one who plans this remake, his company is one of the production house, so in this case i think he "has to" be the male lead lol

But when she sleep with her friend, she thought that kohji is cheating on her too with his ex. It still sounds silly i know, but she did that for revenge.

However i agree, it's better they don't include it to the remake.

Yoo Teo would be perfect I think if they want to have a character who is fluent in english.

Yes, considering the disclaimer of being the highest budget netflix, they surely could done better in CGI.

I guess due to his character, he's forced to have american accent, while he can't. Other characters doesn't have to be good in english speaking so they can be more natural.

Not really live up to my expectation but still entertaining. Joo Woojin unexpectedly gives the best perfomance. His perfect chinese accent, his solo fight scene, his changing of voice. And two things disturbs me:

1. They can't convince me that David Park is a korean-american lawyer with that accent. I cringe everytime Yoo Yeonseok speaks english, it makes his acting really bad.

2. The CGI of all helicopter, plane, and aircraft scenes.

Ok thank you very much!!!

Ohh thank you!! So, the orchid flowers in the company that Hwayoung taken care of are only display or collection? I'm confused I thought the company is running in kind of plant/flower industry lmao.

Can someone tell me what exactly Choi Doil's job is, who does he work for? And what kind of company is Inju working for? I'm still confused in this part.

That's not the drama's fault. It's on the viewers, for talking more on the romance, the writer gives just enough amount of romance.

In the previous few episodes, Youngwoo said she wanted to behave and be treated like an adult. I really thought it was a glimpse before we get deep into that part as Youngwoo's personal development later. As the episode goes, I don't think we see that part being a concern or even mention again. In episode 13, when Geurami turns off the clock, I was reminded that Youngwoo often times still needs others to do something for her and not much out of her comfort zone. It's not that I demand nor Youngwoo has to change in that department, in fact that where my question lies, with her autism has she been treated like an adult enough? To what extent Youngwoo needs to adapt to her environment to be considered as one, like we know people around her are mostly good enough to understand her, but what about her to them? I really appreciate whenever Suyeon of Geurami don't indulge Youngwoo's wish. I also know very well that Youngwoo is trying and making effort, just like when she tries to impress Junho's family, although it's not always hits the bullsye.

With only 2 episodes left, I'm holding on to the breakup scene. Youngwoo deserves to be loved and they love each other, yes. But love and relationship are different. We can't lie to say there's no imbalance in their relationship. So, instead only make Junho goes after Youngwoo to get her back as per JMS's advice, I hope the writer show us too from Youngwoo's side. She realized her shortcomings in this relationship, then what's next and how is she gonna do with it? Will she or won't she?

Lmaooo same! I know it's just an evil plot device but it feels so unreal to me, like imagine getting yourself well-paid job in a big company with such position, can actually live in peace and have fun with your income but choose to get yourself into trouble just because other's people business. That couldn't be me 😭

For someone who doesn't jump into the romance bandwagon of this drama and already watched until 10 episodes, I think the romance part doesn't bother the main focus and still well-fitted. In fact, on some episodes it has less screentime. Difficulties she through in life can also include romance, because romance is basically part of human's life. The dramas you mention below (move to heaven, iotnbo) have autistic character but the romance isn't about them, is it? So, I guess it's fine this time to have a drama that depicts the "difficulties" an autistic person's love life because that what the drama trying to portray. And if I can say, instead of the drama who put unnecessary romance, for me it's more the viewers reaction. I have to admit that most viewers are going gaga towards the romance and act like the romance that carried the show lol.

Wow I guess you need to "whoa whoa" yourself because it seems you are going really further from the context and projecting your belief into this drama, when so far what the drama told us through GH conversation with YW is both GH and SM was new at dating that time, inexperience, was acting irresponsible when they were not ready, not all bad labels you throw at SM.

Irresponsible thing that Sumi (and the dad) did was only had sex before marriage without a proper knowledge about it, that's it. Both young and naive. Realistic speaking, no one will had to suffer if the dad agreed to abort YW, the consequences of their immature and irresponsible acts can be stopped right away, this was unplanned pregnancy after all. So it's not the dad's place or even the viewers to blame Sumi about YW and the dad situation, because in the end it's the dad who choose to raising YW, and this is his consequence of his choice. But let's not going further to that way because this isn't one dimensional story about abortion and I believe eventually we can see the light that no one be it the dad or Sumi are bad people with bad intention.

I don't mind nice character, really. But being all nice that everyone adores is just like a default set-up every protagonist in a drama would be, please let us see more anything that defines the character for who they are as a person.

Which I already acknowledged that (about the episode) in my first reply, what I'm not sure is whether we'll see more about his character as LJH or a man in love. And I think you miss some points here, KMW is not the male lead, he's a supporting role that usually has very limited arcs and it doesn't matter even to be just one dimensional character. As I said, the problem with kdramas with female as their main story is the male lead oftenly only a nice guy type yet flat character who being there mostly for lifting up the female lead, quite opposite with male centric dramas.