Blue_Umbrella

Yesssss🤞

And people here are saying he is a gentleman and not toxic, abusive and controlling like most thai mls...that gives me another reason to check this out 💓

I read "Jane Austen ambience" above and now I have to watch this❤️

Last ep went full on alice in the borderland mode 😭

Waiting for him to act in another slice of life romance drama✨

He can really pull off any role💓

This really went downhill in the last few eps. I realised around ep 14 that this won't be a great drama but never thought it could go this low. Did they really have to take the typical soap opera no brainer route ? Initial eps made it seem like its a drama with mature characters but no this is a drama with lazy writing and shallow characters. I feel so annoyed that it took me so long to realise how bad this is when usually first 4 eps are enough for me to decide if it's good drama (for me) or not . This really left a bad taste in my mouth

That ending of ep 4😭

I'm glad he isn't terminally ill

They already did😭

She never deserved a second chance

Yun jun seo

I still can't get over Ryan Gold❤️

Why does Kim jae wook keeps getting cast in supporting or sml roles 😭this feels illegal atp because look at the talent, the screen presence and the emotional range this guy has.

I was not planning to watch this at first but I'm glad I gave it a shot.

This drama is exceptionally well made. Despite being a legal drama, it's incredibly intricate and emotionally compelling. You can clearly tell that a lot of effort and research went into the scriptwriting. No wonder it's already holding a 8.1 rating on MDL in its first week, and even the domestic viewership for the first two episodes was strong.

I had forgotten about woo taeshik until I saw him in the cast list a while ago😂

Just finished ep 6 and This is tragedy through and through 😭😭

Ikr! Initially I wanted a redemption arc hoping that maybe he wasn't aware of all the disgusting things that they are doing maybe he only knew about selling and refunding of kids and provides them muscle whenever needed. And honestly if that had been the direction of his character dex would have had a chance to showcase wider range of his acting skills and it could have been a valuable experience for him as an actor. But now that I've seen all things he is willingly turning a blind to i can't root for him. Him having a final showdown with FL and dying in the end by her hands is the only closure that would feel right.

I had some hopes in the first few eps but now I don't either... the more they show what all things he is willingly turning a blind eye to the more disgusted i feel towards him