definitely. you can see he already knows he's in trouble when that little Xie guy points out the delphinium he's…
Exactly! That’s why I’m not buying the innocent flirting act for a second. The moment the delphinium was pointed out, I could practically see him realise he’d walked straight into her little trap. Since she personally handed him that box, he definitely knows who started this little game. Now I just want to know why she picked him. My guess? She didn’t set her eyes on Lin Jin Qi because he’s handsome, she saw a walking opportunity with a family name attached. 😏
This plot and cast are doing an excellent job of keeping us completely invested. They definitely know how to hold our attention and keep us coming back for more.
I have a feeling that drop from 8.3 to 7.9 is coming from people who’ve read the novel I personally decided not to read it because I had a feeling it would affect the way I experience the drama. I’d rather go in completely blind and judge the adaptation on its own.
one thing i couldnt understand , being together as a couple for 10 yrs why they live in separate apartments ..??
Some couples simply need their personal space, even after years together, and I honestly don’t see anything strange about that. In her case, I think it also comes from her need to prove that she’s independent and can stand on her own, even when her career isn’t exactly going smoothly. He seems to understand that and lets her do her own thing instead of trying to control or “save” her. If anything, that makes their relationship feel healthier to me.
This plot is such a hot mess so far that I still can’t decide whether I’m intrigued or just confused. 😂 I’ll give it a few more episodes, mostly because Seo Kang Jun is ridiculously hot. 🔥 Let’s see if those broad shoulders are strong enough to carry the entire drama.
Li Meng is such an outstanding actress. She brings so much depth and presence to this role, and her performance is genuinely on another level. She definitely knows how to steal the show whenever she’s on screen, and as if that wasn’t enough, she’s absolutely stunning too.
I’m only on episode 7 so far, so yes, I know I’m a little late to the party. 😏 But honestly, maybe that’s a blessing in disguise. At least I’m saving myself from the daily torture of counting down the days until the next episode airs.
I’m really enjoying the plot so far. It keeps getting more interesting with every episode, and I’m definitely invested now.
i would agree with you. they got that toxic x toxic chemistry down to a T. 😂but to be fair, it's liu xueyi.…
So far, I honestly haven’t seen much chemistry between them. What stands out to me more is the constant gaslighting, the forced nature of the relationship and the ongoing power struggle. Their dynamic feels far more like a battle for control than anything romantic.
Probably late night...yest it was up late.. Same happened with TRTS...one episode was released in afternoon n…
Oh nooo 🫢 I’m really trying to hold out without express episodes, but these delays are seriously testing my patience. They know exactly how to break us 😂
Mousetrap definitely has the kind of plot that makes you slow down, pay attention, and actually use your brain because if you blink at the wrong moment, you might miss something important. The twists are cleverly placed, and the cast really knows how to sell every single one of them.
I originally clicked play for the plot and Ryu Jun Yeol, but somehow I stayed heavily invested in Roja’s character development and was completely hypnotised by Sul Kyung Gu’s performance. His acting was seriously on another level.
I’m usually guilty of choosing dramas because of an interesting plot and one of my favourite leads. 😏 This time, though, the story and performances completely took over. I came for Ryu Jun Yeol, stayed for Roja, and left with even more respect for Sul Kyung Gu. That was definitely not the plan, but I’m not complaining.
I’m really enjoying the plot so far. It keeps getting more interesting with every episode, and I’m definitely invested now.
I originally clicked play for the plot and Ryu Jun Yeol, but somehow I stayed heavily invested in Roja’s character development and was completely hypnotised by Sul Kyung Gu’s performance. His acting was seriously on another level.
I’m usually guilty of choosing dramas because of an interesting plot and one of my favourite leads. 😏 This time, though, the story and performances completely took over. I came for Ryu Jun Yeol, stayed for Roja, and left with even more respect for Sul Kyung Gu. That was definitely not the plan, but I’m not complaining.