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Definitely more BL than Untamed. They were married in ep.1. MC was covering for his sister, the actual bride, who ran away, but his steamed bun boobs were fooling nobody, esp the groom, ML. ML is perfectly fine with having a male "wife", though MC crossdressed to fool the other in-laws. They even had a proper "wedding night" (black screen fade-out n' everything).

Here's hoping.

It's c-drama version of heaving bosom

Also, standing on the roof, doesn't mean you want to die. Speaking from personal experience, everytime I'm on a roof, or even near a body of water, I close my eyes and imagine the kind of peace I would feel if I just jumped down/in. I live 5 mins from a river, so it's not that hard and they wouldn't even find me until the river dries up in summer. I have this whole thing planned and repeated in my mind over and over (like an actor perfecting a rehearsal before the grand performance). But here's the thing. I can't go through with it.
Not because I'm scared of dying, but because I just can't afford to. I don't mean because my family will be upset (they will be sad, but their lives will go on. We are pragmatic like that), but because I have responsibilities here. Things that only I can do for now, people who depend on me to be around (even if it's once a month, to watch their dog while they are on vacation). I can't leave just yet, even if I really really want to.

I feel like YJW is the same. Even if he really really wanted to jump down, his sense of duty towards his new family won't let him. He has a lot riding on his shoulders - as CEO KSH pointed out, SJW's future depends on his winning the program. Even if he didn't care about the FL, he considers SJW as his brother (that's why he ran from the show, even though it wasn't allowed), so he won't be able to be free until he can see SJW settled.

Believe it or not, you aren't the only one with mental issues or history. There is such a thing called functional depression. When you are a fully functioning adult with occasional lapses. I am one of them. As I expect most adults are. When you are grown-up with adult responsibilities, and have people who need you,you just can't afford to be "depressed" and have to learn to suck it up and start moving. Is it healthy? No. But is it something I can afford to think about? Also, no.

Anyways, just because people think someone needs medical intervention, and even if they really really do, as long as they are an adult, you just can't force them. Even for a person with known history of suicidal attempts (which YJW does NOT have) all they can do is 72hrs of suicide watch and then, they have to realise you.

The guy is same age as FL. I checked. They probably aged him up for the role

They did. He says that's "my sister, but I raised her like a daughter", so he doesn't want her in the idol industry (because he has seen the worst side of it) but FL practically forces him to get her because she will make her a star. FL is his boss, so he can't really say no to her.

This is around the time her son's accident happened so she stopped paying attention to her work (Chris, Hana, the sister were all affected during that time) and because she needed money for her son's treatment, she started excepting such shady "investors". Their anger to her their ruining lives is actually justified, esp CEO Jang.

YJW is an idol, which comes with a certain baggage. YJW also knows that SJW likes YJY, so even if she likes him, he will back out in favour of his friend, since he has to focus on his career atm.

Therapy is VOLUNTARY. idk what place you live in, but being a little depressed (or having a bad childhood) doesn't make you a psych patient. ML is completely functional, and his self-harming tendencies are not that severe. He does have some kind of stress-eating disorder, but that's again very low on the totem pole considering his work-line. Most NORMAL people have some kind of mental stress going on, due to various reasons. You can't pack up a sane, fully functional ADULT (ML is 17, which, while not legally an adult, he is more than old enough to consent to medical treatments) and stick him in psych ward or force him to undergo psych treatment just because. That's not how it works.

What the other poster said. It's also LITERALLY my first reply to you. Why do people who didn't even watch the episode come to comment section and start crap?

wrong thread

idk what show you have been watching but there are no car accidents in this one. Well, apart from the one where the new CEO/villain's sister was killed.

did YOU watch the ep.? Also who said anything about accidents?

where's the lie?


He said he died, FL agreed. RIP daddy

S1 wasn't in the webtoon. It was based on a short flashback to explain how Grey/Sieun came to Eunjang. This new season should pick up the current tl of the webtoon.

If she had signed off the rights to her work, or if the publisher owned the IP (irrespective of who the author is), then she has no grounds to sue no matter how much she hated it. It's usually the case with chinese adaptations as well. Once you sign over the rights, the book/art doesn't belong to you, and the buyer can do as they see fit.

- That opening scene. Daddy still got it ;*) I'm surprised he didn't sprain his back with all that fighting.
- Bromance is developing between KSH's Yes and No, lmao. The best way to move from an old unrequited crush, is to find a new one. The chemistry is all there, I'm just saying.
- Jin2 being brothers. "Telepathy", indeed. Also, not SJW trying to help one of the bullies escape his brother's wrath by telling him run away. Smart bully... took the hint, unlike his friends who got beat up
- And that last car scene....




RIP dad. You will be missed.

GL needs 2 girls. Not the same girl in 2 bodies. This is self-cest

They included VAs in the cast as well?!?!

exactly. I thought it released last year