Am I the only one who got annoyed by Yumi’s best friend, Kang I-da? She kept saying, ‘Oh Yumi, I envy your life, you have so much free time, while I’m stuck with a kid and a husband.’ But it’s so obviously a humblebrag. She was basically flaunting her married life to Yumi, who’s single and ‘alone.’
A kind reminder, Kang I-da: your husband was in love with Yumi first. She was his first love! ¬_¬
dude I’m waiting for this. there is something here with that and prosecutor dad. it gives hints every episode,…
I believe Maeng Se-na’s father was working for Imhwa Group, and there was an accident at the factory. The prosecutor father then bent the truth to protect the CEO, as the CEO stated in a previous episode, and placed the blame on her father.
They tried very hard to make the ML like the FL with things like the sunshine blog, but the truth is he fell in love with the ghost. He loved her personality - she was easy-going and gave him huge comfort. The FL’s personality was unbearable, especially in the beginning. The ML claimed that he probably liked her even before she was possessed, which was a huge lie. He didn’t like her as a person, let alone as a woman! He was obsessed with PD Lee until Shin Sun Ae arrived.
Other than that, it was a pretty decent drama. I really liked the dynamic within the cook group; they were very funny, and It was interesting to see Shin Hae Sun once again play a ballerina who lost her ability to dance. They even mentioned Giselle (Angel’s Last Mission: Love). Her story was very sad, I wish her husband hadn’t been alive at the end.
Two picture doesn't prove dating and couple. Just how many celebrity That we hate and try to cancel are innocent…
Can you tell me, in what part of Korean culture do you have this kind of intimate relationship with your 'sunbae' unless you’re actually dating? Stop defending abusers!
I wish they hadn’t gotten back together. The male lead kept saying, 'Oh, I’m sorry I made you feel alone,' which doesn’t even make sense. That’s not the issue here, dude! We get that you’re Japanese and being a workaholic is common, but the real problem is that you didn’t bother to answer her calls, text her, or even let her know you couldn’t make it to the wedding. This kind of behavior proves he doesn’t truly love her. It’s easy to say 'I love you,' but real love is shown through actions.
When you love someone, even if you’re apart, you constantly think about whether they’re okay, if they’re eating well—and YOU ANSWER THEIR CALLS!
Plus, the fact that he didn’t even try to learn Korean and made her move back to Japan shows he’s a selfish asshole. Don’t be like him!
A kind reminder, Kang I-da: your husband was in love with Yumi first. She was his first love! ¬_¬
Other than that, it was a pretty decent drama. I really liked the dynamic within the cook group; they were very funny, and It was interesting to see Shin Hae Sun once again play a ballerina who lost her ability to dance. They even mentioned Giselle (Angel’s Last Mission: Love). Her story was very sad, I wish her husband hadn’t been alive at the end.
8/10
When you love someone, even if you’re apart, you constantly think about whether they’re okay, if they’re eating well—and YOU ANSWER THEIR CALLS!
Plus, the fact that he didn’t even try to learn Korean and made her move back to Japan shows he’s a selfish asshole. Don’t be like him!