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Works fine now. Thank you! ^^

Thanks for the new features, looking forward to explore them. :)
I can't see the List Index though. Clicking on the link leads me to an error page saying:

Wonderful review that sums up everything pretty well and that quote is truly the message of the drama. ^^

f/f stands for female/female which implies a pairing.

Started this just a few days ago and I'm already at episode 19 with the tendency to skip sleep just to continue watching. xD

You're welcome. :) Thank you for the constructive criticism. ^^

I understand what you mean and how you feel about it. For me it looked like nothing happened but I know this depends on how you interpret it. But honestly, I would feel the same as you if I thought that they actually cheated, because I totally agree it's not right.
Hope it didn't ruin the whole drama for you. ^^'

Which doesn't solely mean they had sex...but if you want to think so even though they said otherwise, go ahead. I won't stop you. For me it seemed that they were about to do it but stopped before it actually happened and that's why they were undressed.
Both realized it had been a mistake and act against their friendship though and regretted it, hence their behavior towards Ji Wook. Ji Wook was really cold to Eun Hyuk, yet he never complained and showed support. That's why I wouldn't be too hard on Eun Hyuk. But as I said, for me it was clear, you might see that different. I just mean it's not black or white. I'm sorry if it upset you. I thought you would feel as satisfied as me with the explanation given, but opinions are different.

It's solved since Eun Hyuk and Yoo Jung never slept with each other. So how did they betray Ji Wook? Just because they were together when Ji Wook entered the house didn't mean they actually did anything that could be considered cheating. Eun Hyuk always loved Yoo Jung and was about to confess his love when she asked Ji Wook out. Yet he accepted that he was too late and later kept distance from Yoo Jung to not hurt Ji Wook further. So no they didn't betray him and deserve their happy ending.

Ah okay, but that is actually more like personal misbehavior than related to the job. That's why I was confused about your comment.

I hope you'll continue liking it. :)

It's not like you think. You should continue because the whole thing is actually solved in the end.

A few episodes after her being arrested they have the trial and find fabricated evidence which proves her innocence or at least that something was fishy with her being accused.

You should definitely pick it up again if you feel like it. I just completed watching and really enjoyed it.

Did you even watch the drama, cause your comment implies you haven't...?

I love this feature but hope that the rating from people who dropped will stay. I think it's giving good insight and is helpful.

I was waiting for this article to come since I've seen him first in Mad Dog. ^^
His acting is superb and I love how he can be the ultimate villain yet the cutest male lead at the same time. Yet despite his talent and the praise he receives for it, he's humble, polite, sweet and kind of shy. Of course he made it right into my favorite actors list.
I'm happy to see him getting lead roles and hope to see him in many more dramas/movies. :)

Exactly. This drama started so good but then it went downhill... :(

The issue with Ming Yue does get better. I watched the drama to the end. It reminded me of the Chinese Drama I'm a Pet at Dali Temple. They are both lighthearted dramas with likeable characters. Both were subbed by Lan Lan. It's a nice watch but I wouldn't rewatch it.

So I'm at episode 4 and Ming Yue is already getting on my nerves for nagging nonstop when she sees Xian Yun. Is this getting better or do I just have to skip this scenes throughout the whole drama?