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Hye Joon is one of these way too nice characters that become annoying with time, that whole Charlie Jung thing is simply annoying and pointless, he should just reveal the damn texts

Ps.: I really like PBG and I still got to be pissed at his character, that’s how annoying Hye Joon is

Yeah, I agree with what you said, I just think it’s early to jump to conclusions, we’re just too early in and we had barely any interactions between the leads, I might not have felt anything towards the lead because of that single scene, but other people did, and that’s ok.
And about HJP, I do think he’s capable of playing dirty, and that’s why I need to see a little more to know if I really like the character, I really hated the way he talked to the ML and his friends, who is he to say who can be successful or not? But I also think it was quite silly and unprofessional of the male lead to try to bargain a contract for a small date of an hour, I would certainly think the same as HJP did in that situation, I just wouldn’t get to say these things the way he did, and that’s why I don’t say he’s mean just yet.
Either way, we already know who’s gonna end up with who, so let’s just wait to see how things unfold hahahaha

But how can you say Dal Mi and Do San have chemistry when they didn’t interact neither? The second lead interacted a lot more through the letters, even if they were written together with the grandmother... I don’t have a SLS yet, but up to now I don’t like the male lead, he’s not charming and quite boring, and I didn’t get that “sparkle” through the ball scene, but the second lead was also quite mean trying to push the male lead and his friends down, even though I love his interactions with the grandmother, so I think everyone is just jumping to conclusions about who’s better without having anything to base these feelings on

But even before that happened, why did they not talk to the other parent? That’s the weirdest, they only talked to each other, there were also cellphones in that time too, so the mother was supposed to take her daughter. I think these are details anyway, although that whole weird base for the story make me feel a little uncomfortable about whatever happens because it never makes sense to me

There’s only one thing I don’t really understand: why did Dal Mi cut ties with her mom? Does it happen in Korea? It makes no sense to me, the normal should be spending weekends with her and the opposite too, In Jae spending weekends with her father... and after he died, why didn’t she go live with her mother? She was still a minor then...

I’m 21, it really has nothing to do with age, she’s just immature (even as a 36-year-old)

If I remember correctly, Chan Hyuk gave an excuse like "he said he was going to tell you when it was time" during the fight, or something like that, but I'm not sure, I have bad memory haha

I didn’t even see any scenes of Ae Jung and Ryu Jin, but I kinda want her to end up with him or with the gangster... I mean, if he’s not gay as some theories around here say, I like their few past scenes and I thought it was cute when he was excited when she appeared in he’s signing event. About the gangster, I really like him too and I think it would be nice for the kid, but, if he gets romantic with Ae Jung’s daughter, there would be a really tiresome and upsetting plot “my mom is dating the father of the boy I like”, and neither of us want that, I imagine... about the writer, I really dislike his character at times, they should just solve their past and move on, and the teacher is cute, but I think he’s too young and foolish, I would rather a “like siblings” plot for him and Ae Jung.

I guess that’s on the writer, in the end. I understand your point about Eun Hee needing to be at peace with herself, but the writer could’ve made a situation in which she was really at fault, maybe the exact same situation with Chan Hyuk being about to tell her and founding out days before, these three years really make me feel uneasy about Eun Hee feeling guilty and needing to apologize.

Ok, I’m in the episode 8 and up to now I haven’t seen a proper explanation to why Chan Hyuk didn’t tell Eun Hee about her boyfriend having an affair for three years and even going out with her boyfriend and the lover... no, I don’t think she was the one who needed to apologize, no I still don’t like Chan Hyuk exactly because of that, I can’t imagine someone who does that to a friend to be a good person or even someone worth it, that’s also why I hope she doesn’t end up with him, even if the story seems to be leading that way. I needed to comment that because it seems like everyone is overlooking it and I don’t think Eun Hee should be portrayed as the crazy and over sensitive one, because in that case she isn’t.

I got to finish it, guys, thanks, it was a nice watch! Even though I wouldn’t say it’s a masterpiece, it’s different and innovative :)

I’m in episode 4 and up to now I really hate Ji An, she’s not pitiful, honestly, just mean and evil, does she get better or is she just going to destroy Dong Hoon’s life and get things her way? The kissing photograph to get him fired is upsetting me too much...
And what a jerk Joon Young is, he takes someone else’s wife and wants to fire that person? And the wife is really pissing me off too, why is she like that? Isn’t it enough that she’s cheating?

There’s only one flaw in this drama: the romance. Both of them were pretty boring and had me skipping most of their scenes (I did like Morgan and Ta Mi up to episode 8, though, till it got extremely repetitive). In spite of that, the drama was really good!

That reference to Secretly Greatly was awesome

I’m really liking this drama, but the romance is seriously pissing me off, she has no chemistry with the main lead, but I can see she’s very likely ending up with him

I enjoyed watching it, but I must say the plot is actually quite silly. It's more like a guilty pleasure I wouldn't recommend to a friend...

Just weird, not interesting at all

I prefer watching currently airing dramas nowadays, but the part you talk about losing interest in the middle of the drama is not always true, I tend to lose more interest when I need to wait than when I marathon it, I just prefer watching ongoing dramas because I need to study so they limit the time I spend watching dramas, but, since I started watching airing dramas, I've been dropping way more dramas than before.

It's been a while I haven't cried that much for anything, that movie is beautiful

I really disliked the fact that Bong Ki said he liked Gook Doo's ex-girlfriend, I kinda hate her and I want Bong Ki with Bong Soon's best friend