Moonbeam

I know all that, i don’t know why though I really wanted this kdrama to follow the original in almost identical way, since the original plot seems so “deliciously” sinister which peeked my interest a lot. But of corse adaptations always differ, and usually there’s no problem with that (not that there’s a problem here specifically, just sometimes adaptations go overboard with the changes, I am not saying that it must have happened here).

Honestly I’m just really interested in what exactly they changed (what is different between the webtoon and the show) and how it impacts the story and the motivations, and characterization/personality/mentality and actions of the characters.

Agreed

Yeah, I hope that it’ll be entertaining at least

Haha. And I like the single parent/single father character troupe, so it’s a plus for me, as well as the reason why I want him to not be a bad character.

@ksvrg You’re not alone, I don’t hate him either. Although he’s been getting on my nerves more and more with each episode, and I don’t support his way of going about the situation, I wouldn’t call him creepy or that he’s more abnormal than other SML characters in love triangles etc. also, besides that plot line (tho it is the main plot so it is bigger and more emphasised that the side-stories, so it’s more important) he’s a nice character so far.

(I don’t ship him with FL at all tho, and he isn’t exactly “deserving” of SFL either right now)

I also still hope that he’ll redeem himself in the next episodes.

I mean, there are still 6 one hour- long episodes left to everything might get resolved.

I think he did

Agreed

Hello, I see this has finished airing. Could someone please spare me a bit of their time and tell me, if they stuck to the plot of the webtoon, or if they changed some things (and if they did then what/how)?? I don’t mind spoilers (literally asking for them).

I made a mistake watching this as it is airing… I should have waited and binged it later lol….

yeah, I like the other small aspects of his character, but not the way he acts towards the leads and SFL at this point. It’s frustrating that the writers make him this type is SML…

Oh, I thought you were cursing me out and I didn’t get why 😅
I don’t think it’s that extremely weird once you see the mechanism and thinking behind it, and it has some good sides too. It’s just a cultural difference, probably stems from Confucianism (I’m not sure though) which has great impact as a part of the culture of South Korea (and China for that matter).

sorry, what exactly are you referring to?

I think SML immediately told SFL the truth because she already met Jun (his son) and talked with him, she already knew the truth but not the situation, if he hadn’t told her then she could have started asking questions while ML was present, which could have actually exposed FL’s secret right there, and since SML agreed to help FL keep her secret he tried preventing that (SFL spilling it out in front of ML) from happening.

it’s fine ☺️

I heard from someone living in SK that it is quite a “big thing” in Korean culture to avoid head on confrontations and rather read between the lines, and subtly signal everything rather than just say it (for example if someone doesn’t want to hang out with another person anymore, instead of saying it they’ll pretend to be busy and decline invitations for as long as the other person doesn’t get the message - that’s the example they used). So, is the predisposition to misunderstandings is kind of rooted in culture? I don’t know.
Of course it doesn’t mean that all of Korean people are like that.

Agree with both hehe

I just thought it was a bit risky 😂 (the safety of the babies)

Isn’t that guy his sister’s and not 2FL underlining tho?

Two people with no experience caring for babies left alone caring for four infants, hmmm….