I know Lee Mi Do will do whatever she wants, and Namgung will still do whatever she says, BUT WHAT ABOUT PARK…
Park Su A is hard to watch. She is so attached to the ML that it makes her look so pitiful with that weird stare. She follows him around like a stray dog. Of course the FL is depressing - So maybe ML should just go at it alone :-)
I don't ship FL and SML but i can't ship ML And SFL either. The way SuA asked how much skinship is allowed on…
I agree! Maybe SML and SFL together?! Sorry, couldn't help that. SuA is embarrassing and pitiful; FL is depressing to watch; poor ML loves FL and has this awful mom problem and so forth. It is sort of a tragedy of sorts but I keep on watching it. I like Seo Kang Jun very much - ever since he was the ML in Am I Human and When the Weather is Fine and a few others that I enjoyed with him in.
I just finished Ep9. I read some of the comments below. I think: 1) Su A is a pathetic young woman - doing all she can to ensnare Ho for herself and take Ho away from Mi Do. 2) Mi Do is also a pathetic 36-year-old who can't find success but doesn't want to lose Ho. 3) Tae Sueng is a bastard who wants Mi Do in any way he can. 4) The story is all over the place and is inconsistent.
Despite all of this, I still don't mind watching it. How is it going to end? I feel that Mi Do and Ho will return to each other. I've enjoyed Seo Kang Jun's acting in Ep 9. We have 5 more episodes for this relationship to resolve itself.
This rhetoric matters, this isn't just about entertainment leadership. Howard Gardner pointed out that intelligence…
From what I read, the writers intention for the relationship to be bl. I believe with the culture mores of Korea being what they are, it was not allowed to be bl.
One of the problems with kissing too early in a drama is that there is little or no tension in the rest of the…
Thanks Kinara - I see your point. I like kissing as much as others and there were many opportunities to kiss, maybe he sees himself as a master teacher and she, the student.
Also there is quite an age difference in the story so he may not want to take advantage of her.
I Just don't know - Let's hope for a lot of kissing toward the end.
One of the problems with kissing too early in a drama is that there is little or no tension in the rest of the…
Yeah, I can see your point. At one two points in the series, a kiss would have made a lot of sense. That is what was frustrating. She was a little more aggressive but he pulled back for some reason. I wonder why the writers did that?
One of the problems with kissing too early in a drama is that there is little or no tension in the rest of the…
Unfortunately, we do. :-( There is always an interruption - the phone rings, or someone knocks on the door, typical K-drama.
I think, because the ML is sort of her instructor, he plays the role of a teacher - and I think the writer wanted to keep that teacher/student role with caution.
However, let's hope the final kiss will reward us for watching it.
I'm still frustrated over the lack of love in Four Hands; Two Sonatas.
I think the drama highlights Bu Tianna and Lin Long to show how different women navigate the corporate world.…
One of the problems with kissing too early in a drama is that there is little or no tension in the rest of the episodes. Or if there is early kissing, then there are other tensions that take place like in Early Spring.
I find that impossible, but anything is possible in dramas!
Thanks, MDL commenters. I'm confused.
This series is unique - I like it very much but the OST fits right in!
She follows him around like a stray dog.
Of course the FL is depressing - So maybe ML should just go at it alone :-)
Sorry, couldn't help that.
SuA is embarrassing and pitiful; FL is depressing to watch; poor ML loves FL and has this awful mom problem and so forth.
It is sort of a tragedy of sorts but I keep on watching it.
I like Seo Kang Jun very much - ever since he was the ML in Am I Human and When the Weather is Fine and a few others that I enjoyed with him in.
I read some of the comments below.
I think:
1) Su A is a pathetic young woman - doing all she can to ensnare Ho for herself and take Ho away from Mi Do.
2) Mi Do is also a pathetic 36-year-old who can't find success but doesn't want to lose Ho.
3) Tae Sueng is a bastard who wants Mi Do in any way he can.
4) The story is all over the place and is inconsistent.
Despite all of this, I still don't mind watching it. How is it going to end? I feel that Mi Do and Ho will return to each other. I've enjoyed Seo Kang Jun's acting in Ep 9. We have 5 more episodes for this relationship to resolve itself.
And Kim Jae Yeong is absolutely gorgeous! Don't miss this series!
C dramas love to focus on business first and if any romance, second.
I agree with you all.
So he buys her the apartment she desperately wanted, he helps her beyond, and still no getting closer.
They do hug - but still.
The other two romances are not any better - playing hard to get is tiresome to watch.
I like kissing as much as others and there were many opportunities to kiss, maybe he sees himself as a master teacher and she, the student.
Also there is quite an age difference in the story so he may not want to take advantage of her.
I Just don't know - Let's hope for a lot of kissing toward the end.
She was a little more aggressive but he pulled back for some reason.
I wonder why the writers did that?
There is always an interruption - the phone rings, or someone knocks on the door, typical K-drama.
I think, because the ML is sort of her instructor, he plays the role of a teacher - and I think the writer wanted to keep that teacher/student role with caution.
However, let's hope the final kiss will reward us for watching it.
I'm still frustrated over the lack of love in Four Hands; Two Sonatas.
At least give us a big hug at the end.