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felt sad for white, he didnt do anything wrong :(

It's unfortunate that you struggle to communicate civilly with others. Try growing up and understanding that people can hold diverse opinions and choices about what they want to watch or associate with. Instead of attacking others for expressing their opinions which you do not agree with, mind your own business.
Your lecture on religion is not appreciated though because I am an atheist but go ahead and assume something about me just like how you accused me of doing to the protagonist. The only difference is that the comment I made was harmless and about a fictional character. I did not respond to anybody that liked the episode just to attack them because I have a life and a job outside of this screen and do not wish to spend time childishly defending a drama online.
Crime thrillers don't glorify murder; even when committed for justice, there are repercussions.
But there are a lot of dramas and movies where one of the protagonists cheats on their partners (who are obviously supporting characters and thus not relevant to most viewers) and it is glorified when they end up happy with the other lead. I understand you have comprehension issues but it isn't that hard to understand if you try hard enough. There are ten other people who agree with me.
My morals are not anchored loosely, the exact opposite actually which is why I do not want to spend my time on something that does not add any value to my life and does not coincide with the opinions I adhere to. This is my last reply to you because I don't have time to waste on senseless and insignificant people.

After just one episode, the dynamics of their relationship remain unclear. However, the summary explicitly labels her as his girlfriend, and his behavior in that one scene strongly suggests their relationship. If he doesn't care nor consider her his girlfriend, he should simply express it. He's a 30-year-old grown man, not a teenager navigating love. Perhaps that's the kind of drama you enjoy, but a protagonist who cheats isn't the type of art I'm interested in. Cheating followed by apologies isn't a character development arc I can glorify. While I appreciate morally grey characters, cheating crosses a line for me. Simply because it's a drama, I don't want to endorse morally wrong actions.

people would rather cheat than be honest about their feelings.

cannot defend miyata cheating on his girlfriend.

i wanted to see more of their dating era 😭

it is genuinely weird how joon suh considered eun suh more than a sister when they were young.

hoping that phee is just trying to mask his revenge plan until the end and is still on tan's side

omg i had the same thought! please not another heartbreak 😭

based on the comments, this can be skipped?

there definitely are a lot of scenes where the characters are talking in very high pitched voices with screaming/yelling involved.

the mother was unbearable at times and the story wasn't anything extraordinary. tbh i didnt like any of the characters completely. definitely was an 8.5/10 till episode 3 but it went downhill from there. nonetheless, i still enjoyed watching it. the ending was good enough. i wish the mother had gotten a bit more understanding towards the end. sooyoung's acting was great! her chemistry with park sung hoon was amazing.

im considering watching this for nonkul

this is so amazingly done!

this is a must watch!! i loved it

PLEASE I NEED THIS TO BE MADE INTO A FULL LENGTH SERIES 😭

same! i dont see a lot of people enjoying this but I've been hooked since the very first episode.

i was enjoying it initially until the personal problems popped up and now i dont know how to feel about the ending

literally came here to find him because of his resemblence to onew. he's cute!

how is this rated so low is beyond my understanding