Bi_Myself

Are minors even allowed to donate
Unless he's a year older

Only one person:
Her entire family died in front of her
Her farm was burned down and her husband murdered while she was heavily pregnant.
Her son who she put all her heart and soul to train, had a horrible accident and became a child
And you still have the guts to give her stage 4 gastric cancer(one of the most painful cancers ever)
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Writernim have pity on this woman. There's no award for the most miserable character of the year, so you don't need to go this hard on this woman. So what if she was an overbearing mother, there are so many much worst things than that

Death of a loved one trope + separation trope + long lost brothers trope. Do the writers even want this ship to sail

The FL was even smart enough to know that something was really wrong. IMO the ML must likely wouldn't have succeeded in catching the real culprit if FL wasn't there

I highly doubt the writer is a killer.
She's a fake. She steals people's writings, makes sense that she also claims a serial murder case as her own.
I might be underestimating her but she doesn't seem smart to me(at least not as much as she thinks). She's just evil but i guess that can make up for the smartness she lacks
It's pretty clear that FL's mum was murdered, the "suicide" note was just an apology letter

Why does it seem like Ko Min Sook is aware of the time travelling. Her older self has probably given her Intel

She is realistic though. A woman who has been taking care of her family for decades doesn't suddenly become a confident and fierce woman just because of a near death experience. The only person I'm mad at is the husband (and the mistress by extension).

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She even acknowledges that she's become twisted due to the situation. She's a victim of her parent's immorality

It's not

A kind act done subconsciously is still a kind act. I understand it could be seen as an invasion of space but she could have at least thanked her before or after admonishing her

I feel like season 1 was not as good because of the whole "destined lover" thing. That trope is so overused and tiring.
This season is just super fun

She claims to be a perfect doctor (which doesn't exist btw), then blatantly ignores a patient's cry for help. Her response to Dr. Cha's kindness is to reprimand her. She's insufferable, I imagine it would be hell to have her as a senior colleague

I thought she was justified, but her buying for herself an expensive fur jacket while getting her daughter in law a cheap scarf as a birthday present, reminded me that she's a selfish jerk just like her son

"A man who commits adultery has no sense"
I've never had a series making me scream at my screen like this.
I would've preferred if this episode ended with Seo Inho's face smashed into the cake. But at least that's going to happen next week.

Ooh this is so messy
I love it

I think Dr. Cha has really grown as a person. She still has a long way to go in order to overcome her natural inclination to be a doormat, but she's getting better. Her immediately turning down that stupid offer her trash husband made is proof of that. It's dumbfounding how when you think he couldn't go any lower, he surprises you by doing just that. He's holding his daughter's dreams hostage and demanding his wife's dream as ransom.
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It's safe to say that the bickering would continue even though they are reconciled

Profesor Seo is the type that wants it all; a doting wife, the love and attention of his first love, a loyal family even without giving anything in return.
I hope he ends up alone and destitute