Another FL who doesn’t appreciate someone who likes her completely the way she is. But rather, she’s chasing…
Also, I really loved the story so far.. but this ending?
Who sends a boy to an abandoned house in a forest during the night? Few days after two guys were found dead there?
Also the FL, how come she didn’t even question someone going out of the heavily cursed house alone? Yes, other shamans are supposed to come, but by no mean one would go in on their own.
It was fun until they ruined the story with unnecessary drama.
I don’t see the logic behind hating someone who was a victim of his father, because his father did something. You hate the one who was wrong, not others.
And that line “you thought you ll be forgiven”? Why would Ui Jun even need to be forgiven for? Stupid..
I’m happy that she’s moving forward in time and that they didn’t drag the story, despite the situation in the ep 4. She was a bit noisy and got burnt.
On the other hand, the whole process is funny as she’s literally by all means the most suitable. Her dad has the political position and money, so even the villain can’t compete in that regard. So it shouldn’t be overly difficult..
I started with high hoped, but the very first episode was a bit.. challenging to finish.
The whole sister thing.. going somewhere unknown without telling her brother. She saw how shabby it was, she went in. She heard screams and instead of calling for help, she went in - knowing she can’t do a single thing.
And then she didn’t even know how to walk back, even though her life was depending on it.
Ahhh what’s happening with kdramas these days? They are all frustrating…I feel like the writers want to have…
I loved how both sisters represented fighters, despite all the hardships they went through.
But now, all I see is them creating these hardships for themselves from the very beginning.
The final touch was the last scene with Ho Su.. she went off on him about how he’s confusing her, yet she’s the one lying to his face. She doesn’t trust him to open up and ask for help, yet she is now playing with his emotions.. despite knowing how hard it must be for him to open up.
I am getting a bit tired of these storylines with “oh poor me” characters who have no issues with making others miserable along the way.
He’s the owner/ boss of Motto. So if he tells his employees not to steal - they shouldn’t do it. How can you…
Also, it’s kind of stupid how he is regretting it only once everything was over. And he is giving on power only now when he actually needs it to protect Yeon Ju.
Whats the point of being nice to a person you stab? One smile won’t stop the bleeding..
He’s the owner/ boss of Motto. So if he tells his employees not to steal - they shouldn’t do it. How can you…
I get what you mean, but in a way it served as a purpose to give a background to Yeon Ju - the way she was betrayed by the first boyfriend, which will add to her pain once it happens with the second one.
Also, there is no space for his redemption.
He has shady past. He was the reason her restaurant was burnt, he was the one who has placed the target on her back. He came to steal her recipes and allowed his stuff to do it. He even ruined her opportunity to maybe go back to Le Murir, which would be a good alternative if his family ruins her completely.
He knew and knows everything, yet he never says a thing. He acts all nice, but is building even bigger hole for her to fall in.
Also, how can another chef go between two competitors without no one stopping her, even when she obviously lacks the talent.
Yet no one had an idea to offer Yeon Ju the job - she has looks and skills, even better for the business.
So it’s a but stupid how the storyline is going. Even the whole ex situation has more sense.
Who sends a boy to an abandoned house in a forest during the night? Few days after two guys were found dead there?
Also the FL, how come she didn’t even question someone going out of the heavily cursed house alone? Yes, other shamans are supposed to come, but by no mean one would go in on their own.
Ehhh
But rather, she’s chasing after someone who stands for everything opposite of her.. because of his looks.
News anchors are rarely flower boys like Aou
Krist is so manly to shift my view that way haha
Why would they put a big funeral for the guy who not only abused his child, but also caused death of an innocent person?
There was not a single reason for UJ to feel sad about his death and to give him such farewell..
I don’t see the logic behind hating someone who was a victim of his father, because his father did something. You hate the one who was wrong, not others.
And that line “you thought you ll be forgiven”? Why would Ui Jun even need to be forgiven for? Stupid..
On the other hand, the whole process is funny as she’s literally by all means the most suitable. Her dad has the political position and money, so even the villain can’t compete in that regard. So it shouldn’t be overly difficult..
But dressed like this, he looks like a girl dressed in male clothing haha
He’s pretty
The story is good all in all, but they need to speak to each other.
“I ll tell you” is the worst thing you can say to someone who is going through your everyday life.
On the other hand, the other sister just loooves to make assumptions without checking anything about it.
GG and 2pm are always the perfect combo!
I hope it stays like this! ^^
And then she didn’t even know how to walk back, even though her life was depending on it.
Ehhhh…
He probably blames her along the way, but still finds a bit of sorry due to the way she is being treated as well.
But now, all I see is them creating these hardships for themselves from the very beginning.
The final touch was the last scene with Ho Su.. she went off on him about how he’s confusing her, yet she’s the one lying to his face. She doesn’t trust him to open up and ask for help, yet she is now playing with his emotions.. despite knowing how hard it must be for him to open up.
I am getting a bit tired of these storylines with “oh poor me” characters who have no issues with making others miserable along the way.
I feel like the writers want to have some dynamics, but they just end up with stumbling stones on the storyline.
Whats the point of being nice to a person you stab? One smile won’t stop the bleeding..
Also, there is no space for his redemption.
He has shady past. He was the reason her restaurant was burnt, he was the one who has placed the target on her back. He came to steal her recipes and allowed his stuff to do it. He even ruined her opportunity to maybe go back to Le Murir, which would be a good alternative if his family ruins her completely.
He knew and knows everything, yet he never says a thing. He acts all nice, but is building even bigger hole for her to fall in.
Also, how can another chef go between two competitors without no one stopping her, even when she obviously lacks the talent.
Yet no one had an idea to offer Yeon Ju the job - she has looks and skills, even better for the business.
So it’s a but stupid how the storyline is going. Even the whole ex situation has more sense.