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Damn, this drama is such an excellent watch. I adore the depth of writing and for once the back story between our two leads, complements the current story narrative in their relationship and is thankfully not being used as a non-sensical filler.

I absolutely knew that fucked up Manager was using Hiro because he excelled at his job, why else would he pile so much work on him? So glad his Supervisor chose to be honest with him and show him his true worth. Can't wait to see Hiro grow some serious balls and once again adopt his 'cool' status as believed in the eyes of Kai.

These are really good points.

I am in total agreement with what you’ve said. Really well said.

You see… this is where we have to respectfully agree to disagree. I haven’t read the manga and all I see is a guy eloquently pursuing a girl he likes. He’s openly laid out his reasons why and she appears to like it. Hence why she agreed to be his girlfriend. He hasn’t kidnapped her or put a gun to her head! Said he’d murder her friends and family. She has total freedom of choice in dating him. And, she’s made her choice. She likes him, not on the level of Kou, but she’s willing to give it a go. I respect her for this.

See. I disagree. To me, which I find totally sexy and real, is that Toma comes across as totally real and honest. It’s just a man pursuing a girl he likes. As I continue to say, Futaba is no fool. If she wasn’t interested, she’d definitely tell him. And if he continued, she’d get angry and tell him: “I’m simply not interested.” The End. She’s NEVER said that.

I may have been disappointed by how dumb Kim Sa Ra was to go and meet her ex-husband in the dead of night, alone and then go into a derelict building, alone with him. However, I still really enjoy this drama. It has me engaged and you can't deny all the actors are owning and delivering as their characters.

This episode also made me realise what a damn good lawyer Kim Sa Ra is. I never doubted this from EP1, but it sealed it for me. When it comes to the law and protecting her clients, she's so fierce. She always puts together a quirky, intelligent plan, which either plays into the weakness, arrogance or delusional beliefs of grandeur of their targets, or goes full steam ahead, utterly fearless to take them down. I do like the cases, simply because they're not stereotypical - they have a dark edge to them which I enjoy. However, I have to say that whole case with the Influencer, just went too far - so over the top ridiculous, but good to see her taken down.

It's clear to me that poor, ex-hubby, suffers from serious, emotional anger issues, which in turn continues to ensure he makes the wrong decisions and moves. He literally is setting himself up to fail and ultimately be taken down all on his own. He needs to chill the fuck out! #JustSayin' .

Looking forward to next week, following that fake kiss and the look of surprise and indeed horror on Dong Ki Joon's face. My man definitely wasn't enjoying this moment and I'm hoping it's because he knows how his woman really kisses! #Snigger

I think if I recall rightly, both mother and son where just as bad as each other in ensuring she went to prison. Yes, I can see she views him as a huge obstacle to getting her son back. Yet, at times, I can clearly see she's not going to sell her soul to him to get her son back. Her objective, is to take him down and get her son back, so it still surprises me how at times she appears naïve and not 100% on her guard in her dealings with him. Still, at this stage, an engaging, captivating drama.

Actually, I don't find her character cocky at all. In the main, I find her sharp and intelligent. Yet, sometimes comes across as dumb. At the very least, I'm surprised she's not more cautious seeing as he put her in prison for his own gains. I don't think they'd be many people who wouldn't be seriously cautious around such a person. But, I do hear you.

Yes, totally in agreement with you about the differences between his character in the manga and the drama. I feel for his broken heart, because it is indeed going to be broken.

Yes, I agree and am aware there's still so much she doesn't know, including the murders! Yet, I do believe she was aware that he was having affairs - after all, they were together for what, 7-years. I do believe that she knows he's an arrogant, entitled prick, who shouldn't be trusted, after all he and his mother did put her in prison, while also ensuring she lost her career. Plus, I think it's naïve of her to think he wouldn't do anything to her, just because she's the mother of his child - this is a father whom is likely causing his child emotional trauma from being away from its mother. So, no. I'd definitely, definitely be on my guard and yes, you're massively right, she's totally underestimating him.

Yes, I'm hoping it doesn't go off the rails, because the premise is interesting and all the cast are good in their roles.

I thought it was the 'wise' CEO who recruited the Manager, so I did find myself surprised, as she would have done a back-ground check. I also think at this stage he hasn't actually acted strangely to give them any reason to suspect her.

Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear. Ten steps forward and 20 steps back! How can you be intelligent enough to know how to ruin your ex's political career, get his current wife a divorce, yet still be so dumb to meet him at a derelict building, at night, on your own, and be even dumber enough to go inside! Yet, allegedly, you have a very good understanding of how his arrogant, entitled, prick of a personality works?! Honestly, it defies belief!

I suppose it wouldn't be a K-drama without its unbelievable elements of ridiculousness. We're only nearing the half-way mark, so I suppose this had to be expected. Drama for drama's sake. It did feel, for a moment, a sense of justice, seeing his political career go up in flames.

Can't wait to see when mummy dearest and son lose everything and especially their much desired law school.

Ah, I totally hear what you’re saying about the Manga. However, I don’t see it being played out that way in the drama.

Yes, me too. Much more likeable.

Only an immature, despicable keyboard warrior child, with the mentality of an 10-year old would write such a despicable comment about a living, briefing human. Have a word with yourself. Have a fucking word and grow the fuck up... and while you're at it, fuck right back off to your Netizen world, because you're not wanted or respected here. #JustSaying'.

This is a forum to critique both good and bad about a drama. And yes, of course you should give feedback about a characters acting. However, what it isn't, is a forum to disrespect the looks of an actor. I'm sure you'll find other more engaging forums for that, which I'm no doubt sure you're already a member of.

Haven’t they just. I think the Webtoon was enough. So hear you, I also miss the stepmother - what a character.

And there was we thinking the webtoon in its final chapters was insane and ridiculously over-the-top and then they introduced the web novel to the drama! You seriously couldn't make this shit up! Whomever the writer(s) were, is either seriously gifted or bat shit crazy! #JustSayin'

For me, the most annoying part of this drama is how inconsistent they make Ji Won's character, to the point where it's so unbelievable. One minute she's brazenly slapping and throwing her ex over her shoulders and then they show her mutely being strangled when she's learnt martial arts and could have easily protected herself. What the actual fuck!? How is that in any way believable? Why would she choose to let him kill her? No bloody way!

I'm so here for the ride as it's seriously captivating in its ridiculousness.

You see, I don’t think in any way he pressured her, quite the opposite. She’s sharp. Wise. Intelligent. There’s no way a man is going to manipulate her. She’s strong and always honest with herself once she understands her feelings, hence why she could never be manipulated and hence why Touma could never manipulate her.

I adore Touma. I feel for him. He's always been very honest and open about how he feels about Futaba. To me, throughout, he's always respected Futaba's love of Kou. He's also massively respected her as a person. He constantly tells her he loves her as she is. Adores here personality. He elevates her and gives her the strength to simply be as she is. In turn, she love this about him. With him, she can be who she is.

She needed to move on. Why would a woman who has confessed and is turned down stay loyal to someone who 'allegedly' doesn't want them? Why?

Kou massively fucked up and knows it. Respect to Touma for going after what he wanted. I'm more interested in how Kou is going to get his woman back.

The Japanese way of storytelling can never be replicated by any other country. They have their own beautifully unique way of telling a story. I adore the fact that our FL has chosen to date our 2nd ML, although we all know, ultimately the series will end with our FL and ML being together.

However, fair play Japan for being realistic and showcasing to us that a female doesn't need to take shit from the ML and has the utter balls to close that chapter and move onto someone more worthy and fitting of her. I like that we see her trying to move on. I like that she's trying to move on, yet I also can empathise with Kou's pain at losing her. Damn, he loves her and she him.