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True! OCD, I can't help it, example here of why neither are used

Once you wake up to the real world you'll find out that powerful people can do what they like and there isn't a damn thing you can do about it, sorry to break that news to you. Which employment law, specifically, has he broken? How can he protect his wife, as part of his own job requirement, if everyone knew who she was? It's been made clear in the drama - it's almost as if you're not paying attention, just trying to apply nerdy employment laws for regular office workers to a specialist detail is nonsense.

And if you knew what you were talking about you'd use assertive language - not vague statements like "a serious ethical and legal violation" which allows you to twist the truth to be on your side, even when it isn't.

As far as HR is concerned, she's as entitled as anyone to apply for the job and to reveal who she's married to is *not allowed* to ensure unconscious bias is not part of the process and privacy law is upheld. Her husband didn't make the hiring decision, the people you claim will be upset by it, made it - in which case you must be suggesting that although they thought she was the best candidate they'd have eliminated her based on her marriage, which is discriminatory - against employment law in my country at least.

What did she falsify in her application? Nothing. She has complied with the law.

So you're wrong, and I don't accept your attempt to spoil this drama. Such bullshit!

I can watch (almost!) anything with my favourite actors - I trust they chose a good drama and enjoy watching what they do. I recently watched all of Han Ye-seul's titles on Kocowa, they're all great .. and I don't remember her kissing 2ML in this one, fyi. It's basically about two people destined for each other who are blocked by seemingly insurmountable reasons. There's one of her titles that would dissatisfy you, it certainly made me mad: Spy Myeong-wol... the ML treats her so badly it was unforgivable - should have been no way back from it for him! Probably the weakest ML I've ever seen, not a man.

There's no need for possessive punctuation in headlines. Or quotation marks. Or superfluous words. This will do:
Blossom producer shares insights from Chinese drama

Next year starts in 3 weeks, not such a meaningful headline.

There's more to it, everything's nuanced - not what it seems. The parents cause more grief in this one. I think you should start watching otherwise I'll spoil all the surprises.

Great question. No, its mature, the two leads know their feelings... sounds like you're describing Something Happened in Bali - that one is painful, but another classic for melodrama fans.

Edit... Btw, the young versions of the leads are also remarkable, you'll see why, there's an incredibly choreographed scene in ep.1 where young Nam Ji-hyun comes a cropper while riding her bicycle, so funny!

I'm the polar opposite. I love horror movies.
Actually I don't, but that's only half of my point.

Probably right. If I see red flags one after another, I'm out of there. There's other stuff to watch. Let's just say it was one of the worst drama intros I've seen, not a single likeable character or deed from the get go... up until the 15th minute. That first 15 minutes was designed to eject people like me from the audience, I get that it was not aimed at me, I dutifully obliged, but... since it was so obnoxious it needed to be slagged off too, to which I also dutifully obliged.

Thanks for your reply, good points. Actually my favourite drama is still Secret Garden, where I first saw LJS and liked him a lot... from there he made a giant leap from support cast to ML, for me that leap was too big, he went into ML with too little experience and not enough charisma, he got a free ride off the real talents behind SG's success imho (h=humble).
Basically, I agree, you're probably right that I have a bias.

Go Netflix, great cast and story looks promising

Fascinating drama, good leads, Soo-bin looks pretty with her hair style, on Netflix, will watch. Netflix is writing Korean names with its own phonetic romanisations recently, last thing we need is yet another form. Annoying, but I can ignore it. An example from a different drama "Hae-e" for 'stupid' foreigners, should be "Hae-yi" or "Hae-i".

Why would an excellent actress choose to prop up a piece of wood? She lost weight for her last drama, which made her look too much older than her co-star. Jong-suk was a plank of wood in his last fantasy drama and even when paired with a great actress, it was awful. I know W has a lot of fans, hence I forced myself to watch it and thought it was terrible - bad acting and failure to suspend disbelief, I really tried to like it.

Is anyone good in it? Anyway, it's on CP, I only watch what's available these days, let everything else go.

🤢I could tolerate 15 minutes. Why does that lead guy look like he's leaning in for a kiss with every character he talks to?
I put this one in the 'made by dummies' category.

1. Come down from your high position.
2. learn what words mean
3. Save the history lesson, esp. when you don't know, see point 1.

Sure, find a person that can read - don't expect the idiots in these comments to be able to help you with that.

You're an attention seeker. Have you ever considered that when people call you a snowflake and ask you to stfu, it's got nothing to do with your disability - they just don't like you?

I love my dog as much as I love you 🎶... no way back for that couple unless the bride changes her tune

I loved episodes 7 & 8, double helping of joy, what a cute couple!