Annick

Maybe an unpopular opinion here but I think I prefer Ryang Eum over Gil Chae. Yes, he lied to her but Jang Hyun and him went through so much together , even more after meeting her, Ryang Eum knows how much Jang Hyun sacrificed and endured for her but she doesn't know anything about it (nobody told her either), so for him she's probably still that spoiled brat that brings just suffering for Jang Hyun, and when he saw her chatting and eating happily with another man, he probably got a bit mad (or happy) thinking she didn't deserve him anyway. I don't think it was just jealousy and that he really cared for him..

I'm also a bit mad at Jang Hyun, Ryang Eum gave him a knife with his feelings engraved on it and he gave it to Gil Chae and then pretended he lost it, He probably had doubts by then about Ryang Eum real feeling about him but ignored them and even took advantage of them, I think he knew Ryang Eum would follow him everywhere and do anything for him.

Gil Chae can be brave but she's still stubborn and sometimes her old self comes back. I understand why she doesn't want help from Jang Hyun but she's not alone in this dangerous situation and they may get raped and killed long before the husband finds them.

Still remember the first minutes of the first episode , first season? We will suffer a bit more.

I liked it, was a bit confused at some time but rewatched some episodes and paid attention to the details. I think the vilain part was maybe too short and not well developed but i still liked it.

School 2015, it would have been really too easy to make everybody happy with that one

still traumatized by that one

We know what kind of ending people dislike lol. I remember when I was in high school and the teacher was telling us "If your finish your story with "it was just a dream" you get zero.

Cheese in the trap was one memorable bad ending, i just wanted it to finish

Is that so? I don't remember. Hope it's not a Xavier Dolan movie, I will feel bad saying it didn't sound good.

She was 15 yo, she had a high school outfit at home but ran away a few months ago according to her father. So high school student. It was a prostitution ring and they used her to blackmail clients (doctors from the clinic). They tried to blackmail the husband who was trying to cover /help other doctors, it didn't work and he insulted her. She knew about his son and wife because of an article in the news, she had a photo of them (from the article) on her phone. He killed her because she was threatening his business, he needed to sign a contract and his son pushing her in the stairs made things complicated (he would have lost the contract, reputation, house..etc,) The sister was murdered, probably by him and maybe instead of the wife. I would have liked to know more about the sister.

I find the timing of the murders weird, he started murdering people after finding his ideal woman who will give him the perfect family. Why? Unless he murdered people elsewhere long before.

The lady who wanted to thank her was in suite too, so she takes care of those clients as well, plus she so eager to learn everything about the hotel, I wouldn't say anything if she was there for a month but years later? Let"s just say she wasn't allowed to get near those.

I was about to write the same thing, She should know about their rooms to inform the client.

No. They are just doing what Doo Hak said they should do before fainting. Doo Hak is the one ending up with both, he's the main character and the one in the middle.

Only one get arrested, the other is cleared according to the newspaper.

It's not about romance but bromance, love-hate relationship between the two guys. (like in My Country: New Age) Main character is Doo Hak, the story is around him. She ends up with Doo Hak. Happy ending. The ending is not vague, I think ppl missed a few things, the good ones win, the bad ones are punished.

I understand that Cheol Woong had a inferiority complex, probably caused by his toxic adoptive mother: (It's all him)

"The following are also signs of an inferiority complex, though they are often mistaken for someone who seems overly confident:

Excessive competitiveness
Perfectionism
Attention-seeking
Very sensitive to criticism
Constantly finding fault in others
Finding it difficult to admit mistakes
Feeling good about yourself when you’re doing better than others"

And that he was losing it...but I don't I get how he recovered so quickly. Knowing that the persons giving him stress where not his real family probably helped, but he went from 100 to 0 real quick.

They are still together. They are just going back to their hometown to watch a movie like in old times while the prosecutor is waiting to arrest Cheol Woong outside.

I love it! I agree with the others "it's not romcom" and "Prior understanding of the cultural context is a must". It's dramatic, and it can be frustrating to watch for some

He's friendzoned till episode 12 and I doubt she will like him in the future. He's more a villain than the second lead in that story. It's like My country:New Age, the story is more about the relationship between the 2 guys. Still it's an interesting character with a complex of inferiority.

I find it a bit weird that the ex-crown prince didn't know about the peaches when everybody else did.

I wonder what happens to those samples...