JejuBlade

it's really making his character unsympathetic. now when this whole thing about his accident blows up I'm going to care a little bit less.. . .Se Ri is still dead wrong. . They should've written him with more convictions about his trauma about his dad leaving. Even then, Do Hee's actions are so unforgivable how could he fall so easily? I wonder what mess she will get him in.

This Seung Woo and Do Hee plot is going to be the worst. Rage bait at it's peak. So he's fine with Do Hee trying to kill Ji Ni AND . . .AND. . assaulting his mother? He's going out of his way to be a dummy. And he acts like people are going out of their way to be mean to Do Hee. Like she not showing up to her victim's home. Seung Woo is absolutely ridiculous. 🙄

loved it

exactly. . .the fact that JH's parents are glossing over the fact that DH just attempted murder. . . insane. I don't care what the ambassador has on JH's father. He should've cut ties cleanly at the bare minimum. why would he want to stay in that type of situation? ridiculous.

I really wanted Namgung and Sua to kiss. One time . . can they just do what they want without Mido spawning from god know where? Tae Seung's face was hilarious, he was watching with a bit too much glee in his eyes 🤣

Mido crying to Sua about Ho's drawing. . . After she cyber stalked her and came over to her house demanding answers. . .then attempting to steal from Sua. . .then physically aggressing her. 😳😲 wow just wow Mido is insane.

Tae Seung is down bad for Mido. . . .anything to get her to lay down with him. 🤣🤣 I can't with these characters. They are crazy.

There's something ironically funny about Mido laying in Tae Seung's bed crying about Ho's feelings for Sua! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

seriously. he's very selfish.

seriously 🤣

Seok Jin never asks his mother why she doesn't like He Ra. . . .

and when he kept saying, 'I want to check to see if you love me.' . . .grosss

I really don't understand Seok Jin. Why does he have to persue his career aspirations at Cheongma? It's clear the CEO doesn't truly support him. I assumed that he was grateful for their 'assistance' with his tuition for studying abroad and mother health care. But by now he should understand the games they play. Especially after hearing He Ra talk about locking his mother away, and the CEO suspiciously offering a new facility for his mother's care, he should be looking for another job. Not to mention gross disclosure of private health information leaked from the doctor to the CEO. His greed is going to be his undoing. . . .but thinking of the plot . . he has to be there for Eun Sol. I hope he switches to her team sooner than later.

ep. 1
Did he really get mad because she wanted to use protection? 😳 yeah let that one go.

That ending scene of ep. 4 was crazy

I feel manipulated. 😫😂 The FL is going to run circles around the ML.

The hospital scene when Namgung confronts Mido was so intense. There's nothing that can be said to ease the situation. Mido's explanation just made it worse. . . .but I will say they should've broken up in ep. 2 when she first brought it up.

His ability to step outside of himself and put Mido first. . . .I don't know how she isn't falling deeper in love with Namgung?

I'm really loving how complicated these characters are. It's frustratingly good and messy. And the actors are really doing a good job. Everyone is so flawed sooo real. Can't wait to see tomorrow episode.

I hatr to bring it back to season 1. . .but if Oh Yoon Hee would've have been swayed by Ro Na's tantrums about getting into that school, if she stood fast in her conviction to keep Ro Na away from those psychopaths . . . she wouldn't have become a murder and died.

There's a certain demographic that can't handle mature and nuanced topics in their dramas. People were upset before the drama premiered because of the subject matter. I think showing a real depiction of human existence makes them uncomfortable. I love how shows like this make me question my moral line. It helps me define my own boundaries. . . .and makes the drama more juicy.