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I love the depiction of teenage angst and anxiety - what stresses them and self esteem anxieties. As this is based on a webtoon it is true to the feel and depiction in a webtoon

my mutuals on Bluesky love it - way more than in shown here

Not like this show! LOL

Ratings are lowest with younger group. I am in old group and like this because the 80s and 90s were so tough and the story of struggle, bonds of family and coworkers persevering resonates in spite of some dramatic plot developments

Similarly my life. Our family business so hard to build and we had just moved onto a new bigger building a new lease when my father died. Nobody wanted to but the company and we had to reassure our customers we could still deliver products and services. My brother took over as CEO and my mother’s retirement was delayed. I can only hope that like our struggle and thanks to the loyalty of our family of employees we managed to endure and thrive the economy and opportunities improved. Let’s hang in there and wish gor goid things

looking at the preview for ep 13 showing more problems, I was hoping they start showing growth and success to a bigger company, instead of all of in in last 2 episodes - 15 and 16.

If he has to go to the bathroom, run away before danger approaches!

we need some episodes showing success and growth. Would hate to have it all crammed into final 2 episodes. I love that this drama shows the power of working together - each team member brings something that helps the whole. I loved grannie talking to his mom - that her efforts are seen. I love that the cleaning ladies were called VIP's. I loved the exploration of what is most precious to each person. There was lots of good stuff in these recent episodes.

not so much for me, I just wish the FL characters didn't so much baggage to make them unlikeable, instead of not revealing until later what it is that is good about the FL. One of my earliest dramas (which makes me somewhat of a noob) is CLOY. The FL is a rich brat, but she also had spunk and charm. The ML doesn't know what to make of her at first. Granted, there is no built in history of a childhood connection, but in terms of having that trope work, it is but one example of many. JMHO, and MANY on my social media network really like this drama, so I am the outlier there. As for patience, I grew up with shows lasting many seasons over the years, so I know how to wait for things to develop, given the incentive to do so. I don't want to bash other people liking this drama or assume I know best, but in terms of preference, this is what is challenging me for this particular drama.

Why are there children watching and rating this drama? 4th larget group rating this intense drama.

I like the ML being so tall as it accentuates the comedy and dramatic moments when he bends over to look her directly in the eye. Also that someone who looks so petite has him totally flummoxed.

Believe it or not, the synopsis on Viki gives a lot of insight on this, which I otherwise would not have known.

As this is following a classic kdrama formula, they are in the portion called the messy middle to set up for a satisfying finale. It should get better after this - at least I hope so.

Wow - there happened to be 2 ice picks right where the chairman was sitting
There happened to be one extra hidden camera with the exact perfect angle to capture the murder
They happened to find a spare copy of the thumb drive with evidence even though Seong Yeong and her henchmen destroyed what was supposed to be the only copy when the brother was murdered.
And finally SOMEONE resigned from her employ after sentencing at the trial. Oh, and so much more. It wasn't horrible in the way that I had such an aversion to Impossible Heir, just wished it could have been better, because the bones of the story was interesting. I think the cast did well in inhabiting their characters, but the script needed some tightening. I actually had a lot of fun watching attorney Lee.

Would have woken up after fainting and screams leaving the house thinking the chairman was a ghost. Instead they use it as a lifeline for the professor to do more evil, in spite of all the evidence and news exposing her evil doing. In the age of not taking much to shame famous people there is more than enough to bring about her downfall. I don’t think addition of angst and tension was needed

I think an opportunity for a comedic moment would have been the housekeeper. …spoiler in reply

I made the same exact comment on Bluesky, wondering how villains get away with so much physical and psychological abuse. Also agree on plot hole of leaving house alone, let alone not changing lock’s after firing household staff

Agree - Kim Minha has been great in Pachinko (AppleTV) and Light Shop (Disney/Hulu), Way Back Love (Viki) and now Typhoon Family on Netflix. She picks good dramas and a solid actress.

Exactly. They make the FL so unlikeable and how her rash behavior even as a little kid is not endearing to me at all. Plus she doesn’t accept the consequences of bad decisions made when angry. Then the drama will attempt to pull on our heartstrings by making the FL character something to be pitied or saved. I had this problem with Destined With You, which a lot of people liked, but sometimes the redemptive arc is too steep for me

Agree that is how first episodes go, but her behavior is really boorish and now I understand there will be an explanation for that but just weary of FL characters being unlikeable and in many cases shifts to poor me, I hope they avoid that cliche