In situations like this, I keep wondering where tf her parents/well wishers were in this whole mess...?! How did her family just allow a child to get with a grown ass adult man in his late 20s for 6 whole years!? Isn't it the responsibility of the grown adults in a vulnerable child's life to teach them how *not* to get exploited by others and build a strong sense of self? Especially in the entertainment industry.
Imo it is this society that turns a blind eye to those struggling around them by resorting to either being yes men to them or further the exploiting that keeps failing these young people.
i hope yena character don't get any worse than this.From the preview, i think she may lose her grade to Yu Jeong,…
She totally might get worse but also might get a redemption arc since her life at home is pretty horrific with a mom that emotionally manipulates her daughter to consume stimulants she doesn't need. But that is also exactly why I think she might get worse with yu jeong because bullies need to feel some amount of control especially when she is so clearly not in control in her own home. so it makes sense why she treats her supposed best friend like a slave to carry around her shopping bags while she walks empty handed and feels the need to patronize her every time her little slave has her own opinion (like when she spoke up to tae soo and voted against haesong). It's pretty obvious yena only allowed yu jeong into the council so she would have someone to pick her side every time no matter what she said/did.
The funny thing is MLs cousin doesn't really want him to stay in the school for a long time . So he could have…
That's totally valid but then again they need to keep the story moving forward somehow...I mean if you think about it, when dong min is telling him the second ghost story, I was thinking why haesong didn't just ask for the third one too without wasting any more time but alas, there is such a thing as creative liberty and this being fiction, it will have some plot points to push the story forward. Hell, they could've just appointed haesong as a new security guard or something and things would've been a lot more efficient too since he'd have access to the entire school and premises 24/7 without pesky kids and teachers getting in his way xD...also I would expect the fact that his team leader telling their entire family that haesong was going undercover as a highschooler in his daughter's school to be a big no no since I've heard how intelligence officers have to keep their undercover missions and identities completely under wraps even to their closest family as per protocol...but then ofc the cousin had to be in the same school and ofc she would know anyway...so to come back to your point, within the context of the story, haesong was probably just trying to keep at least the details of the mission to himself without including his cousin...
Ah how I've missed good old action/mystery comedies like this one...they really don't make enough of this genre! Hope UH holds up till the last episode...also wanna take this opportunity to thank the Goddess of Genetics and Seo Kang Joon's parents for bringing him into this planet looking like *that* :") *squeals*
Ooh I loved Call it Love and The Secret Life of My Secretary by this director. They do enemies to lovers really well. Excited for this show and Kim Jae Young! Here's to hoping for the love of all things kdramas, they *do not* under any circumstances make this another loved-each-other-since-infancy🙏🫠
Thank you! Finally, someone that doesn't make radical feminism their entire personality trait! I'm glad you understood my point for what it is without taking it as a personal insult.
I'm a woman and I don't like kdrama simps whose only personality trait is to simp after the female lead from the first episode to the last without any other quirks, especially when the FL on the other hand is giving nothing at all to even simp about. Two cardboard cut outs in a staring contest. That's what it looks like. Just lazy writing and non-existent character development. If you're going to write a simp, Nam Goong Min's character in My Dearest is how you write one
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Imo it is this society that turns a blind eye to those struggling around them by resorting to either being yes men to them or further the exploiting that keeps failing these young people.