Jenny

That much is true, but he's also the guy who happily goes to jail to avange his sister instead of pursuing legal means. He's an all or nothing kind of guy, Zhu Yun was the only one who could live beside him

Same, but I could understand her parents. Li Xun has an overly independent character that puts himself and others in danger and/or unpleasant situations. Staying by the side of a man like that wouldn't be easy, and if I were her mother I also would've discouraged Zhu Yun

I'm enjoying this drama and I think so too, however it hasn't been a downgrade for me because it makes their relationship more relaxing to watch and follow. Of course, that's just my personal taste speaking. I could understand if someone was disappointed by this

It's a lost cause. People can't make a difference between light alcohol consumption and addiction

It's not explicitly said, but the guy in white who is seen in courtroom during the process seems to belong to Mafia, judging from his attire mostly and also based on the fact that woman was already trying to hide her identity while at the clinic, as she was already suspicious of someone trying to out her

I also liked the lie her mother told was quickly found out.
I think the drama is manging well the balance between a swooning romantic comedy and the realism of the leads situation, for now at least

This guy even involved the chinese mafia in this scheme. I wonder if his motive is really just envy

It's Kyung Min, his former tutor, the guy with glasses. I didn't recognise him, read the comments below

Must be him, the lack of glasses threw me off lol. I also found strange when he visited Jeong Woo in his attic but didn't pay it much attention.
I wonder why he put microphones in his room though. He's only heard Jeon Woo ranting about Ha Neul up until now lol

Really? He seemed to have a darker shade of hair. I'll check again but I'll edit the comment for the time being. Thank you

He's hired

Where is that misunderstanding?

Definitely the master mind behind it all but has never shown up until now

Edit: nevermind, read the comments below

As you said it's a trope, which is different from writing the same things over and over again. It's like saying that friends to lovers it's the same old writing, but it's just a trope, an opening for a story

It's unlikely for a plastic surgeon to lose a patient though. They would also miss on the thriller aspect

In my country there was a scandal about a nurse who was repeatedly humiliated, physically and verbally, and ended up suiciding, unfortunately. Many other cases were uncovered soon after. It was from both the physician and other nurses, so both men and women, so it wasn't really due to gender but more to the fact that she was "new" and still practising. Power gives people the illusion they can do anything, no matter where you come from, even though some culture can give ample space to mistreatment more than others

That can happen anywhere in the world

Probably we'll go back to it. His lawyer is trying to get him assolved, and since the FL is an anesthesiologist, they'll investigate the case together. Moreover, gangs are clearly implied in this case, that's why everything was moving so fast

I didn't remember them being closed right after, or rather I didn't remember he had any at all. However, I think there's a time skip from when the patient dies, then to the courtroom and then after when he fights with his friends. More time may have passed but in the drama it was shown in three scenes

Are you talking about his media sponsorship? I don't know. Even outside of Korea, people are quick to drop you after a scandal, especially if this involved being accused of negligence and resulting a death