Just why must they always use the same annoying tropes ? In my opinion, this only proves their laziness and stupidity.…
Tropes work. What you consider "original" most times is just a different version of a trope. This entire drama? A trope (cohabitation). Calling writers stupid and lazy is an okay way to vent your frustration but they're neither of those things in reality.
A novel and the screen adaptation are two completely different animals. Know this and know peace. The screenwriters can choose to add, remove or alter the plot/characters as they see fit. You might not like it but if it serves the screen version, they will do it. If making the screen Mu Cheng Yun more over-enthusiastic than the novel version serves to make the scandal/gossip that comes after have a stronger bite then that's what they're going to do.
She's no use to Eunchong if she's done for assault? Violence in front of kids is also not great parenting. lol
Reckless violence? Yes. Using violence to save him? All the kid sees is their mum is willing to fight for them and would do everything to keep him safe.
Violence would have been justified. Him grabbing the boy, running through the house and jumping on table put him in danger. Not to mentioned he'd previously kidnapped the child. Pretty sure any assault charges would be easy to kick out. Talking specifically about the character it was more about keeping the peace so the pos does not reveal the secret.
Your scumbag ex grabs your "adopted" son and you're trying to have a conversation? When there are bottles nearby you can break on his head? All this episode shows is that Hana is incapable of protecting Eunchong. It takes more than nursery rhymes and hugs to raise a child. I've been able to excuse her naivety so far but not this time. That man should have been bleeding through all the holes in his body. How can keeping the chairwoman's secret be more important than your child's safety? Nah. Fuck the writers fr.
Pemika could have done everything for the team without any of the underhand methods she choose. They're all reasonable kids and if she had communicated from the start they'd have gotten with the program. Instead she chose to manipulate them, ruin their friendship, and tie Thame down with slave contracts. She did not have to be a heartless bitch. So all that time spent on her in ep 11 was wasted on me. I hate her guts. Love her fits though.
Episode was good but I'm here wishing someone would go through my house and order all the stuff I need. Love language fr.
This was soo much fun to watch. Felt like GD going on multiple blind dates with Code Kunst and Jo Seho as chaperons. I love how much laughter there was in it overall. Looking forward to the episode with all my fave 88 liners
The part with Kian84 is hilarious. I haven't seen Kian so nervous with any celebrity before. His eyes sparkled when he looked at GD. Plus it was nice to see GD enjoy the reaction and take all the conversational shifts in stride. Code Kunst had the most fun. I'm sure he'll tease Kian with this for years.
Ugh you bloody twerp. There is options for marking spoiler for a damn reason. And you typed it in fucking caps.…
There's no "you people" here. I chose to insult you because you ignored other comments asking you to tag your comment as a spoiler. Glad to see insults work where polite requests don't. Social media doesn't have options to tag a post as spoiler. MDL does. I hope you learnt something.
This is a slow drama. But it's the first time in a long time I'm watching a drama without the ffw button. I love all the actors, lead and support and I'm enjoying all the relationships and how the stories unfold. I've always enjoyed Choi Wooshik in his everyman sort of characters and Park Boyoung is an absolute delight. I didn't know Kim Jaewook was in this so it's a happy surprise. Will come back when I complete all the eps.
Hard to watch when male lead has potato face. They could cast someone attractive.
A little disappointing how many likes this comment has. This is what happens when flower boy aesthetics are considered the beauty standard. One thing I know though it's people who are ugly inside and outside who take time to say and like shit like this. Kinda pathetic tbh.
I get it. Everyone is in love but can they keep the other couples moving? We don't need to see their after happy ever after. Found it annoying during YothaGun story and more so now. Keep the interactions to intersections with the current couple. Don't need to show every single couple's domestic situation. YothaGun had to split time with three couples, now FaifaWine will have four couples sharing their time (and I get the feeling they might add more). A bloody mess.
When I was a teen you couldn't dance together listening to music with headophones because there was a wire connecting…
All of this. The show transported me to those now-nostalgic but painfully cringey teen romance years. That positioning yourself so your crush is in your line of sight was so real for me. Trying to get their attention by being all bubbly with friends (And I was not bubbly in the least). The only thing that surprised me was the keeping each other on a hook to have options thing. Kids used to move on fast. Or maybe that's just my experience.
The girlfriend was really setting the conversation up to break up with him because he cheated with a man and make him out to be some sort of beast who can't control his sexual urges. She's a cruel woman and while I understand her a little, I have no empathy for her.
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Violence would have been justified. Him grabbing the boy, running through the house and jumping on table put him in danger. Not to mentioned he'd previously kidnapped the child. Pretty sure any assault charges would be easy to kick out. Talking specifically about the character it was more about keeping the peace so the pos does not reveal the secret.
Episode was good but I'm here wishing someone would go through my house and order all the stuff I need. Love language fr.