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Awkwardness make sense. But that scene is not just that. To me, all that situation and the things he say It's not credible at that age.

Yes, of course! I think so...at 20. The older you are, the less it happens

Jumping on someone is a bad idea under any circumstances and at any age. The more experience you have, the more you know how to approach someone. Trust me. XD

Very good episode. But guys, seriously...Who is going to believe that they act all innocence at 34 years old?? No way. A man who think like that at that age I would think he has some kind of disability...hahaha

The wine they are drinking in episode 1 is from Spain, Toro, named Matsu el Pícaro. Hahahaaha, I was shocked when I recognized it

South Korea may have many good things, but clearly its society is sick in many ways. It may be true that envy, malicious criticism, ambition... exist in everyone, but I don't think it exists to that degree of meanness. We all know that it´s not good to build your life on the basis of destroying the lives of others, at least at those economic levels. Poverty and wealth can justify these behaviors. But in a society like this, in developed countries, it´s pitiful.

After episode 14

I like these actors, eah on their own, but not togheter. It is very obvious that he is in his teens and she is a child.

Yes, the drama is ok. It is just this part that is embarrasing haha.

Yeah. I agree.

Oh yeah. In the drama they are the same age. But the difference is too obvious and it is hard to believe.

Haha, exactly.

How embarrassing is the couple of Ina and the older boy. It is very forced. The couple is impossible. Maybe it could fit with other actors, but it doesn't seem real to me that 15-year-old boys like 12-year-old girls. There's no way.

Of course not! Hahaha

I think it is a very good drama...but the thriller music give the sense of being a matter of life or death hahaha. If this drama is real, I feel bad for them...it has to be horrible to work in such a competitive, dishonest, self-interested environment regardless of what others feel, even in your own work place.

The number of people watching kdramas has tripled or more since they appeared on Netflix. many of those people have never seen a k-drama. Since the formula is good, if the series has a good production it is enough to succeed.

I have a theory: nowadays k-dramas are becoming more popular, and are watched by new people (who haven't seen many k-dramas or older ones). Consequently, anything they see is usually new and they like it, because they have nothing to compare it to. Simply the k-drama formula catches a lot. The number of people who have seen this Queen of tears will be exaggeratedly higher compared to a good k-drama from 2019, for example. That raises the rating. The same applies to people who are in MDL.

From the episode 1, this drama is quite average, around 6. The only thing is that the production, and marketing, of course, has a lot of money behind, and that makes it shine above its possibilities hahaha.
According to MAL I have completed around 400 dramas (I had to say it! XD)

Really???!!! She could be a professional singer. She sings better than IU (for example)

Who is the voice of Mokha when she sing? It is not the voice of the FL, right?