Day11

So the mysterious woman turns out to be the ml's sister, and she only came back to claim some kind of inheritance. She's going to or at least try to, turn one of the worst teenagers ever written (the other being Se Jin) against his uncle, who raised him from birth, just to get that inheritance.

I want to believe he knows it's her and is just letting her be to figure out what she's trying to get out of the company.

I still can't tell if Kang Si Yeol is really innocent or just plain stupid.

I think it's totally the second option. She's so selfish and bratty, always blaming others and never herself. And I honestly don't get why Han Gyul is trying so hard with her. I'm sure that at some point he'll intentionally fail exams so she can get first place, and somehow she'll find out, and he’ll still be blamed for it.

I hate to say this because she's a young actress, but the scenes with Se Jin are really annoying to watch.

It's not that complicated. Eun Joo is his daughter, but he is a noble, while her mother is not, she is a servant (a slave) in his household who later became a concubine after his wife (the legitimate son's mother) died. So Eun Joo is the daughter of a noble and a slave, which makes her an "Eolnyeo." Her status is determined by her mother's status, meaning she is considered a servant.

It could be that the female lead in Destined with You had a similar name, Hong Jo.

His name is Kim Seo Ha.

It always cracks me up when in a Kdrama they say a character is good at insulting people or is sharp tongued, and then the insults are things like "your head looks like a bean" or food related ones. In real life, if you told me that, I'd just laugh, it wouldn't even feel offensive.

People are honestly so dramatic and act like expert critics of ROMANTIC COMEDIES. Dynamite Kiss is great and does what it's meant to do, it makes you laugh and gives you butterflies.

I don't get the criticism or the "fear" of a bad adaptation. Yes, the webtoon is good and entertaining, but is it a masterpiece? Not even close. So I'm sure making 12 one hour episodes using only the webtoon as a base was a huge job, especially since the webtoon it's not that deep... That's just my humble opinion.

I mean, I love this drama, but what's O Gyu Jang's motive for wanting Kang Da Wit's downfall? I really don't get it.

Last year, the only KBS drama to hit a 4% rating (excluding the 50+ episode family dramas) was Walking on Thin Ice. So this is a really strong start for To My Beloved Thief. Hopefully it holds steady or even rises.

Could you tell me which characters will have a romance? thanks.

WOW!

I'm on episode 3 and they all seem so happy that the wife/mother has died. Okay, I understand that a long illness plus depression can be very heavy, and that as a result they might feel lighter, but damn... she was an important member of the family.

The obstetric violence Seo Jun Gyeong inflicted in episode 2 was really awful, and I'm not even a mom. The woman who was giving birth had nothing to do with her issues with her own mother.

Seon U behaving like a coward until the very end. How hard was it to accept Da Rim's rejection? God! What a horrible character. Now he's going after Ha Yeong just because he has no other choice.

About episode 8, this might sound cowardly of me, but that's what happens when you try to play the hero with too much altruism, courage, and strong morals... you end up putting yourself in danger. It's a cruel and ruthless episode, yet very realistic.

Ugh episode 9 left me scared. What's going to happen in the next episodes? There are still 5 episodes left, so I hope none of the main characters die.