See listing for the 2018 Korean drama aka Nae Dwie Teriwooseu , My Secret Terius , My Secret Terrius , Nae Dwie Teriuseu. This is listed as "Terius Behind Me (2018)" on kisskh. It was rated much higher than this 2023 listing.
Someone’s stealing my lost twin stolen by myeong ji ideas ! I need a lawyer! 🤣
Hahah hilarious, it really would be a perfect revenge - so kudos to you for coming up with the stolen twin idea, and i'll vouch for you saying it first in court!! Ha! We know nothing of Hana's birth parents, or why she was orphaned. The lost stolen twin idea would explain a lot of missing information!
I saw a fake fan preview that has stuck with me all this time, and totally would work in the ultimate revenge...... Hana is actually twin sister to Yu Jin (stolen at birth by the schemes of Choi Myeong Ji) making Hana the legit air. Then after Hana inherits Sin Yeo Jin's company, she completely disowns her "mother."
Came here to find out why no new episode today! So sad!!
Thanks for the info - Very informative!Commenting is part of the viewing experience. Also, some of the comments…
Haha, I totally get that! After a few emotional rollercoasters, it might be nice to have a bit of distance. 😅 especially with these dramas where the twists can hit hard. But hey, at least you’re still invested enough to see how everything unfolds! Sometimes, knowing the ending ahead of time can take away the stress and just let you enjoy the ride without worrying about how bad things are gonna get! 😆 For me, if i read too many spoilers, im not as engaged! I like the "surprise!" lol Ty for the comments.
He has the strangest mouth. Yes, the bottom shiny lip is strange. But I find his acting stiff just like his frozen…
Haha, I totally get what you mean! 😄 I can see how he might come off as a bit stiff at times, but for some reason, I kind of like it! There's something about his frozen expressions that adds to his mysterious, brooding vibe. Plus, I think it works with his character—he's constantly torn between playing the evil chairwoman's game while wanting to be loyal to HaNa. That inner conflict seems to be reflected in his stiff demeanor, almost like he's holding back a lot of emotions. It gives his character a certain depth. 🧊✨
"Complaining" in comments is part of the viewing experience 😂 no need to be all praises and super sensitive…
You’re welcome! 😊 Glad the info helped!
But now I’m so curious—if you don’t watch the drama, what makes you check the comments? 🤔 That’s like going to a restaurant just to read the menu but never ordering anything! 😂 Do you enjoy the discussions, or is it more about making sure the drama isn’t too stressful before deciding whether to watch?
As for evil winning, it really depends on the drama. Some makjangs love dragging viewers through absolute suffering, only to finally serve justice at the very end. Others… well, let’s just say they enjoy letting evil dance around a bit too much. 😅
If you’re worried about the ending, maybe wait until the drama finishes airing! A quick Google search will usually tell you if the ending was satisfying or rage-inducing—saves you from the emotional rollercoaster if things don’t go the way you’d like! 😂
So many comments say things like, “I just can’t stand this...,” “I’m so frustrated...,” or “I can’t…
Haha, I totally get that! Some of these K-drama terms just sneak into our vocab without us even realizing it. 😂 Glad the article helped! Welcome to the official makjang appreciation club—where logic takes a backseat, villains are extra evil, and we tend to enjoy and hope that every episode is a rollercoaster! 🎢🔥😆
I mainly watch makjangs and thrillers, but some are written badly. Point blank. Example: Escape of the Seven.…
Totally get that! Even within makjangs and thrillers, there’s a difference between wild but well-executed and wild but messy. Some twists are pure genius, and others… well, let’s just say they make you question all your life choices. 😂 Escape of the Seven .... I get why that twist was a dealbreaker for some!
Thanks for the info - Very informative!Commenting is part of the viewing experience. Also, some of the comments…
Glad you found it informative! 😊 And you’re so right—commenting is half the fun! Some of the reactions are absolutely hilarious and make the craziness of the story even more entertaining. Gotta love the shared experience of screaming at our screens together! 😂
"Complaining" in comments is part of the viewing experience 😂 no need to be all praises and super sensitive…
Haha, totally! Complaining is definitely part of the fun with dramas like this. I’m not trying to say everyone has to love it—just that some might enjoy it more if they realized it’s not bad writing, but actually intentional. Makjangs aren’t meant to follow a “normal” moral code or be perfectly logical—they thrive on chaos!
Not every genre is for everyone, just like some people love thrillers while others don’t. But coming into it knowing to lower their expectations of a neat and tidy drama might help some viewers see it in a different light! 😊
We get that aspect and appreciate your explanation of what a Makjang is however just like any other genre all…
That totally makes sense! Expectations play a huge role in how we experience a drama, and if the story doesn’t align with what was advertised, I can see why that would be frustrating. And you're absolutely right—once you're emotionally invested, it’s hard to just walk away, even when the plot is driving you crazy!
But funny enough, even the “false advertising” is kind of part of the makjang experience! These dramas love to lure you in one way and then hit you with wild twists you never saw coming. That unpredictability—where things spiral way beyond what you expected—is part of what makes makjangs so addictive. And of course, the biggest payoff is sticking around to see if the villains finally get what’s coming to them! 😆
So many comments say things like, “I just can’t stand this...,” “I’m so frustrated...,” or “I can’t…
You're so welcome! 😊 Glad you found it informative! And haha, I can already tell you—I’m definitely a makjang addict! 😂 The wilder, the better! Welcome to the madness if you’re joining the club! 🎢🔥😆
If you're criticizing this drama, I highly recommend doing a little research on what a Korean Makjang is. This…
So many comments say things like, “I just can’t stand this...,” “I’m so frustrated...,” or “I can’t believe she’s so clueless…!” But guess what? That’s exactly what a classic makjang is designed to do! It’s meant to push your emotions to the limit—make you gasp, scream at the screen, and shake your head at the sheer audacity of it all.
Instead of fighting it, or even giving up, just buckle up and enjoy the wild ride!
Here's a reddit article that is VERY WELL DONE that explains exactly what to expect in a Makjang drama. Hope the research will improve your viewing experience, and create conversations that celebrate this genre!
If you're criticizing this drama, I highly recommend doing a little research on what a Korean Makjang is. This genre thrives on being over-the-top, with outrageous plot twists, extreme villains, and situations that would never happen in real life—because that’s exactly the point!
Dismissing a makjang for being "too dramatic" is like going to a horror movie and complaining that it was scary, or saying a thriller was bad because it made you anxious. That’s the whole experience!
I’m absolutely loving this drama and eagerly awaiting each new episode. Of course, you’re entitled to your opinion, but if you're bashing it without understanding the genre, you might want to take a step back—because, honestly, it makes your critique look a little uninformed. Cinderella Game is a Classic Makjang!
See listing for the 2018 Korean drama aka Nae Dwie Teriwooseu , My Secret Terius , My Secret Terrius , Nae Dwie Teriuseu. This is listed as "Terius Behind Me (2018)" on kisskh. It was rated much higher than this 2023 listing.
See: https://kisskh.at/27703-terius-behind-me
There is no Taiwanese drama titled "My Secret, Terrius" released in 2023.
The series "My Secret , Terrius" is actually the mydramalist named :Terius Behind Me" is a South Korean drama from 2018.
On Kocowa the titel is My Secret, Terrius.
Its really a fantastic Drama, but, because of the mislabeling, its being overlooked. The leads are amazing. I dont know how to report a mistake!
Came here to find out why no new episode today! So sad!!
But now I’m so curious—if you don’t watch the drama, what makes you check the comments? 🤔 That’s like going to a restaurant just to read the menu but never ordering anything! 😂 Do you enjoy the discussions, or is it more about making sure the drama isn’t too stressful before deciding whether to watch?
As for evil winning, it really depends on the drama. Some makjangs love dragging viewers through absolute suffering, only to finally serve justice at the very end. Others… well, let’s just say they enjoy letting evil dance around a bit too much. 😅
If you’re worried about the ending, maybe wait until the drama finishes airing! A quick Google search will usually tell you if the ending was satisfying or rage-inducing—saves you from the emotional rollercoaster if things don’t go the way you’d like! 😂
Not every genre is for everyone, just like some people love thrillers while others don’t. But coming into it knowing to lower their expectations of a neat and tidy drama might help some viewers see it in a different light! 😊
But funny enough, even the “false advertising” is kind of part of the makjang experience! These dramas love to lure you in one way and then hit you with wild twists you never saw coming. That unpredictability—where things spiral way beyond what you expected—is part of what makes makjangs so addictive. And of course, the biggest payoff is sticking around to see if the villains finally get what’s coming to them! 😆
Instead of fighting it, or even giving up, just buckle up and enjoy the wild ride!
Here's a reddit article that is VERY WELL DONE that explains exactly what to expect in a Makjang drama. Hope the research will improve your viewing experience, and create conversations that celebrate this genre!
https://www.reddit.com/r/KDRAMA/comments/uyhyid/makjang_102_a_guide_to_watching_and_enjoying/?rdt=60418
Dismissing a makjang for being "too dramatic" is like going to a horror movie and complaining that it was scary, or saying a thriller was bad because it made you anxious. That’s the whole experience!
I’m absolutely loving this drama and eagerly awaiting each new episode. Of course, you’re entitled to your opinion, but if you're bashing it without understanding the genre, you might want to take a step back—because, honestly, it makes your critique look a little uninformed. Cinderella Game is a Classic Makjang!