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Well, I'm glad they didn't make a one-night stand from the get go. And come on, it isn't cheesy that they didn't sleep together at their first encounter.

Cheating/abusing BF then Prim comfort her junior leading to love ? Kind of cliché but it can works. But to be honest, I'm not really a huge fan of this sort of plot line.

He did lie. During their date, Sun keep saying he was a "normal office worker" with normal income as Salin was suspicious when he bring him in a fancy restaurant & hotel room, him having designer cloth and a expensive motorcycle.

Well, I liked it more than I expected. When I first saw the trailer, I was really not convinced at all. But every weeks I enjoyed more and more. Mok (Keen) really was the shining star. Firstly as a character: Very straightforward & cute without being too cringe. Next the actor itself really portrayed him very well. I have more mix feeling about Kang (Sea) : I think it was one of those case when they pushed too much his "stoic" personality. To the point that sometime, it was just robotic & soul less. But anyway, for a first time, it was still good.

Well, it's mostly for debuting Idols (or anyone that debut in the entertainment industry). Their target are very young girl and it's true that Idols with girlfriend/boyfriend sell less and it's not just a bit. It's really a fact. So for the agency or company that promote them, it's obvious what they will do with this piece of info. They are literally products they want to sell and they want to maximizes their profits like any company. Capitalism at its finest!

It's less true when they are established for a while even if it can still affect their "worth". It's kind of sad but it's a reality that need to be acknowledged.

I don't think they don't want her to work with them because she is "incompetent". The ML said he was uncomfortable working with seniors. Korea also have a huge bias with senior being superior, needed to be respected. Having seniority in anything -> Superior. But here, she is his subaltern.

Not that it's any better with what they trying to achieve (make her quit on her own).

It could be either one. The new one seem too sus to be the actual culprit I think. So he is probably here just to misleading us. If I would take a wild guess, I think it's the one that left. Like you said, he didn't go to work because he is busy dealing with the ongoing murder. :O

Yeah... I feel you. "The Trainee" starting next week will probably have a similar vibe (light rom-com) if it can comfort you.

I will not address your last comment about men because... I don't really care and I don't have time for that especially in a K-Drama comment session.

But about this character viewing women as stone as I already said his dad brainwashed him and threatened him to believe that since childhood. You need to know that can lead to very serious issue. Like his "umbrella", his obsession to follow his "joy" or his problem with trust (women & even his customer).

Of course here, it isn't taken that seriously and will probably be solved with "the power of love" from FL but it could lead to years of therapy if it was real. But I think your opinion of men could obscure any objective understanding here.

Yes that him. He play as the general manager of ML compagny. And we got hint that FL's friend is his pairing. He seems to be lady killer (and he is aware of that) while FL's friend is really straightforward making him a little bit uneasy & clumsy ? The few scenes they got together (the drama just began) are really sweet!

[EDIT]: Oh, I just noticed you were talking about the ML here. xD Don't mind me then. ^^'

He is also in "My Sweet Mobster". He seems to be the ML of the second couple in this show if you want to see him in a romance. :)

It's trauma.

1) His mom abandoned him.
2) His trusted nanny kidnapped him.
3) His dad brainwashed him to have this believe (women are stone) and even threatened him to disown him if he go against it.

I actually surprised that he isn't more mess up at this point so calling him a "manbaby" (what ugly thing to say even if it's a fictional character) is taking a lot of shortcut in your reasoning.

Don't forget the sister, I think she will have his back. But I'm also worried as Tong is his husband.

The bones could also been randomly found.

Oh god, I'm having issue here... I kind of liked Ming in this episode. He is still too much, overbearing, narcissistic freak he always has been but as Joe waver... I'm too... :'(

Please, send help! Y_Y

Maybe you missed this scene, but when as a kid she was stalked by a man, Kid "Hyun woo" saved here by hiding her in a bin and baited the man away. That when she never saw him ever again and the source of her "obsession".

Her obsession make sense this time. I usually don't like this troop because I cannot understand how a "kid crush" can effect this much a living adult but she isn't researching him because she was his "kid crush". She lived a traumatic experience where his "Oppa" saved her and I think she lost contact with him at this moment. Guilt can easily make her behavior understandable. She wants him to be alive & happy.

But yeah, the love triangle is unnecessary, they just love making them for whatever reason behind it especially when we know that the kid his actually ML.

They are cutie-pink flag. :D

Oh god, oh god... I wanted to see that. I always see show mostly blindly except with the name & the poster. It seemed fluffy but then I saw the first tag "Terminal Illness". I really struggle with those so yeah I immediately watched the comment section. I'M SO GLAD I DID! I cannot watch this right now... so thank you all for sparing my weakened soul. :(

7.1 isn't that great either. For this one it's mainly because: It isn't really funny & a lot of screen time is about filler and blood soup + some really bad acting/editing. For OMG! Vampire, like I said, it isn't the drama of the century but at least it's somewhat funny & original.