Keiju

"Goblin is 8.8 which has most watcher on MDL so you think it's anywhere near Goblin?"

Do you know how ratings work? Goblin having a total of 8.8 does not mean that everyone who watched it gave it exactly 8.8. Many people gave it 10s. Many others gave it a score lower than 8.8. The whole point of a ratings system is that everyone gives the score they feel the drama deserves, and these scores are averaged out. If everyone had to give every drama the same score as each other then there would be no point to this site.

You do realise that if they do that, you'll get a spate of "I travelled to the future" sci-fi dramas instead, don't you? 😂 If 2024 turns out to be a year of dramas about people in silver foil jumpsuits travelling to other planets and finding true love along the way, I'm coming back here to tell you off!

I will make a note never to meet you on a balcony! 😂 I agree, the scene looked amazing. I'm surprised they didn't use that as a poster. Very dramatic.

Yes, but if the actual mastermind ever gives him an opportunity, he will kill without hesitation. That's a dangerous person to have in your family.

Yes, deep down she was really asking why no-one asks the right questions. The reporters/Seoul people were all only asking "why did you do it?" She came home and her mum and friends didn't ask anything, and she'd just heard one of her closest friends saying she had failed and come home in shame. The nearest she got to sympathy so far was ML asking if she was OK, and when she said "do you have anything to ask me?" he said no. She misunderstood that he must believe the rumours. At that moment she wanted him to ask "what happened to cause everyome to think you did it?", whereas he doesn't believe the rumours, so he didn't think he needed to ask anything. He felt that if he asked "did you do it?" it would make her feel bad, and he felt the question was unnecessary. He didn't realise there was an altetnative question, such as "why does everyone think you did this?"

The contract states that they will do anything necessary to avoid being found out (or something like that) so he's using that clause to justify the kiss. His idea seems to be that if the villain sees the photo of the kiss coming out of the machine, or peeps in and just sees a random kissing couple, he will move on.

Doesn't everyone have magical powers? Such gritty realism in the rest of this drama! 😂

Perfect Marriage Revenge
The Story of Park's Marriage Contract

"What brings out the evil in humans?" All of the above, and more, sadly.

Yes, in the best possible way.

It really should have a comedy tag, because I laugh aloud a few times an episode (not inappropriately... the comedy is intended).

It's fairytale-style revenge. Think of the FL as Snow White, with an evil stepmother who plots to kill her, but the meek Snow White gets a wake-up call and decides to fight back. It's more subtle than action/thriller

Yes, your theory about the names is probably correct. It would explain a lot.

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LOVE a good Princess Bride quote

We would die!

You'll never get brilliant subtitles on Netflix. It's one of the reasons that I prefer Viki.

People definitely like to take things at face value. The writer is wafting misleading "clues" left, right and centre.

Did a container ship full of umbrellas overturn in the ocean near that island at some point? I can understand that bottles and buckets might wash up on the island beach, as they're the type of thing you might lose at the seaside, but SO many intact umbrellas? 😂

#4 - Yes, Ki-Ho would definitely hate himself. He was trying to help his friend escape, and he accidentally caused her 15 years of hardship, living on an island alone. He has probably spent the past 15 years blaming himself for that.

Have you ever watched What's Wrong With Secretary Kim? I'm getting a very similar vibe from the "brothers" here. One has lost his memory, but the other knows the truth (which is actually harder on himself) and is protecting both of them by trying to keep the memories lost.