DramaKakes

Because once he saw in the paper (that Tae Poong handed him) that the patent for the fan had been released he had no reason to waste money on buying out the company.

Watch Rain or Shine/Just Between Lovers. It's his best show by far.

So he could bid absurdly low instead of sending in Hyun Jun and having him make an actual competitive bid.

People complaining it was repetitive because every episode was about the company overcoming a new obstacle... well, yes? That's what the show was about. But overcoming each of those obstacles also helped at least one character grow, learn, and evolve.

They used the same money they were going to use to pay back the loan to buy back the company at the auction.

This epic pairing deserved so much better.

Loved the first two. Set up several mysteries, an interesting structure, and a deep connection between our leads. Everyone complaining lacks patience.

This is so good. But it's stressing me out. Every time something goes well for them, I have to brace for whatever disaster is right around the corner.

Thematically interesting but lots of nonsense as a mystery/thriller plot.

Yes, exactly! Those details - while they might have been fun to see - are literally not important. We can make logical assumptions about all of it. The important bit was completely clear.

wow this show did itself a massive disservice by including the line, "that's not important" because it convinced a lot of people the ending wasn't explained even though it very much was...

this may be one of the worst shows i've ever seen

these characters are not complicated or interesting enough for this show to have as little plot as it does.

it's just slomo everything else lol

as interesting as i find the dynamic between ML and his mom, this feels like a show that is going to have to rely on coincidence and incompetent cops for the plot to progress. by which I mean... it's not very good writing unfortunately.

wait was it a complete coincidence that they found a DIFFERENT queen mantis obsessed criminal who had weaseled his way into that guy's office?

I loved him. Shy, insecure, afraid of being in the public eye, but down bad for FL. All that was clear in his performance.

Can't believe Seo Ji Hoon is still playing second leads. What does he have to do, I swear.

I thought this was cute. Not a groundbreaking message but some nice poignant moments about accepting things you can't control and finding your new normal when necessary. Min Ju was indeed annoying and I wish they'd relied on her less to generate conflict, but the rest of the side characters and side relationships I loved. 8/10.

I very much did not care for this. I wanted a sports drama about a rugby team and instead I got a school administration drama that left literally everyone underdeveloped.