Bloomsberry

Maybe we need to add slice of life tag in this drama LOL

(Sorry i just wanna share my random thoughts LOL)

This drama currently on my waiting list, but from when i see snippets on this drama(i dont mind spoiler at all LOL), i really feel like i'm witnessed my college friends'problem all over again. Like, i remember saying to one of my friend, why you dont see he is so manipulative, be careful, he's a jerk etc but she always end up dismissing my advice. And guess what, at the end all i say was right, from my perspective, she was the one who's getting more pain in that relationship. But, what i can take was, my friend is not only victimized by her fucked-up ex, she already in toxic environment then she doesnt really has a clear view of how healthy relationship is. For me, this drama (again, based on the snippets i watched) is really potrayed how toxic relationship is. It makes us(viewers) feeling uneasy with how the story unraveled, and for my case, it relives my past experiment. So, i cant wait this drama to finish so i can binge-watch this drama

I KNOW RIIIGHT?!! idk whats with a sudden surge of complaints for this series

i think they don't really talk about relationship matters (remember songhwa's cheating ex?). Like when ikjun's divorce and junwan's problematic ex in S1, they never ask or giving advices, they just listen to their friends'problems, so i think its natural for them to deal with their problems alone. And, speaking about moving on, i think its also natural to not move on easily from your ex as you get old ( i have male friend that haven't move on from his ex for past 3 years and around the same age of characters)

yeah, after all uri jeongwon is not that perfect (he is perfect just in gyeoul's eyes) brb gonna watching hospital playlist s1 all over again

The jeongwon sulking scene when he knows ikjun changed their intern story reminds me abt s1 where he badmouth seokhyung’s dad because cigarettes. Those little details and consistency really makes the character more fleshed out, cause besides this sensitive person can be very romantic, he can also be petty which i find hilarious🤣🤣

Search:www has good OSTs that fit perfectly with the story
But, personally the first verse of we all lie-sky castle still makes me silenced for a moment lmao

Thankyou for the input :) i really need objective(and elaborate) opinion about this drama because there are a lot of KSH and SYJ fans out there, and i don’t wanna end up watch it with over expectation (which always end with regrets in my case)

Sorry for my rambling, in short, i just find your explanation really helpful. Once again thankyou!

Thankyou for the input :) i definitely will watch it after it ends ( i just usually watch dramaafter its run, so i can watch it every night after work)

Hi, can somebody tell me if the really focused on mental health issue or just a plot device? I usually watch drama after it ends, so i need your opinion. Thankyou :)

I would say, they kind of end up together, but as a partner. They have unique relationship, but at least i can assure you that there’s no rejection at the end

he actually win 3 cases if i remember correctly, the treasury sec (ep 1), the violinist (ep 6), and the chaebol kids (ep 10)
But, i understand why you think that way because his lose cases are having backstory meanwhile his win cases are merely the snippet in each episode (maybe, the writer want to potray his character development, otherwise he would only look like the privileged, arrogant character ;D )

i would say that i agree with some people who say that this movie give them "Big Short" vibe, minus the more simple explanation about all economies term. But, i would say that the writer has good idea by giving the same event to 3 characters, so viewers can learn a bit from one of the character (depend on their knowledge level of economy/finance).
All 3 lead actors played their roles really well, but i'm little dissapointed by how they potrayed the government worker as one dimensional villain who is incompetent
if you are loving this kind of business/finance centered movies, you might like this

both main roles' doing the best job potraying the characters. i feel like i'm watching VICE documentary while watching this

The conversation between sooah and mirae in front of sooah’ house in ep 16 gives me chills. They really deliver the main issue in such realistic way
Loved all the characters, but for me, i like Eun the best
Recommended for people who loves slice of life drama????

After i read spoiler in dramanice comment section, i think they did that to keep their family image, because the kidnapper was his father’s mistress and if SY treated in mental hospital, it will harm their name. Yeah in short, they sacrifice YJ for the sake of their reputation

Wow i really forget about that, maybe thats why he’s the only one who remember the kidnapper (misoo and his brother just remember that they were being kidnapped, but never know who kidnapped them). Good theory!

I think because jina thought yeon woo told sehee about her story when they drink together (rabbit analogy), so she was jealous and feel betrayed at that time

Now after watching epi 6 i think his brother also kidnapped, but separated from YJ & MS because the reporter said that “the son got kidnapped for 4 days” thats why he always blame YJ after that incident because YJ can escape in a day but didn’t help him

In start of epi 2, when Misoo talked with YJ’ ex gf (forget her name lol)