Because he has colour blindness, that everytime he was with woojin he ended up troubling him which is coz the…
Color blindness is not a terminal illness or anything so I fail to understand how that would bother woojin Idk maybe I'm just not understanding what the writer wants to say
I'm so confused with the og breakup. Like I don't understand why that almost-car accident would be a breakup reason or was there something else that they didn't reveal yet. The chemistry is nice so I like this, but I do wish the writing/direction was a bit more clear
Well this was not good Started off pretty okay. Interesting premise and interesting to see how two young people with their own problems end up taking care of their young nephew. But somehow in the middle the writers just decided that who tf cares about the male lead when we can just have endless romantic moments with the second male lead who wasn't even an interesting character? Like why make him the perfect, caring and (probably) rich guy and give him all that screentime just for the female lead to suddenly realize at fucking episode 10 or something that she actually loves the male lead. Like... no proper romantic development to the point that all those episodes in the middle make you forget the few romantic moments the leads had in the beginning. And the stupid custody case at the end was just bad writing. Like "omg they are gonna lose the child" as if CPS would take a kid from their blood relatives just because they've been lost for a second once, or because they ran and got hurt once. They could have solidified this who family dynamic in the last two episodes (though it would have still been rushed) but instead they chose whatever the hell this was.
in what world would U Ju be removed from their home? like bffr she has an office job and a large -ish support system who helps out whenever needed. Most biological parents lose a kid once or twice (especially if they have a runner) and most bio parents might not even have support systems this large. This is fucking ridiculous. I was wondering how they'd conclude this drama but this is even worse than I expected. Couldn't they give Tae Hyung at least two episodes to be the male lead without all this other nonsense...
Watched all 7 episodes today and I'm obsessed. Pretty sure I would have binged until I dropped if this had more episodes available lol Literally my only complaint is the AI characters... idk if I was going insane but istg some of those guards did not have real faces I hope I'm wrong because I absolutely despise AI
Dropped after watching about 80% of the first episodeSo boring (and it shouldn't be considering how short this…
Looking at these comments I feel the need to clarify that I am infact army but I've never hated Jisoo and I have liked her in previous dramas like Snowdrop
Dropped after watching about 80% of the first episode So boring (and it shouldn't be considering how short this is) and the acting is painfully bad Just saw clips on twitter and I'm actually glad I dropped this
yeah I think ep 9 was my breaking point I skipped like 60% of episode 10 because I'm tired of watching this Hyunjin's realization doesn't even feel romantic now that it happened only because she didn't wanna lose him completely. I'd say his moving out should have been the wakeup call but I guess not
the AI intro should have been enough evidence that even the production team didn't give a shit about this dramaI…
I get the whole ML feeling guilty and avoiding FL thing, I truly do. But I don't understand why the fuck the SML would feel entitled to involve himself in THEIR family matter and act like ML's dad being a piece of shit was his fault? It wasn't ML's fault that FL got hurt and he immediately went to save her. He quilte literally WAS able to protect her and even got a restraining order against his own dad. Like what the fuck else was he supposed to do? I'm starting to be confused. Is the writer secretly team SML or something, because why do they keep pushing so much of these lovey-dovey scenes? It was okay in the beginning, I guess because yk FL is single and she didn't really think ML was into her like that etc. But it stopped being cute after ML literally told her how he felt. Like that was the point that SHE was supposed to make a choice. Either turn ML down and keep the relationship strictly family, or tell the SML to stop pursuing her. Ep 9 pushed all the responsibility of this relationship suddenly on the ML, while in reality it's not like she was being clear about her feelings either. If I was the ML, I'd definitely think that me leaving her would be in her best interest too. She obviously isn't turning down this first love of her's, who is honestly an incredibly good package (rich, handsome, loves the FL). so I would probably think that losing me wouldn't be such a big deal to her.
the AI intro should have been enough evidence that even the production team didn't give a shit about this drama I genuinely think ep 9 was the first ep out of this drama that I genuinely hated and had to skip most scenes
Intriguing yet confusing. Left me wanting more. I feel like after the last episode I still don't know who she was. I guess the point was that neither did she.
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the first two episodes were really nice
Idk maybe I'm just not understanding what the writer wants to say
The chemistry is nice so I like this, but I do wish the writing/direction was a bit more clear
Started off pretty okay. Interesting premise and interesting to see how two young people with their own problems end up taking care of their young nephew. But somehow in the middle the writers just decided that who tf cares about the male lead when we can just have endless romantic moments with the second male lead who wasn't even an interesting character? Like why make him the perfect, caring and (probably) rich guy and give him all that screentime just for the female lead to suddenly realize at fucking episode 10 or something that she actually loves the male lead. Like... no proper romantic development to the point that all those episodes in the middle make you forget the few romantic moments the leads had in the beginning. And the stupid custody case at the end was just bad writing. Like "omg they are gonna lose the child" as if CPS would take a kid from their blood relatives just because they've been lost for a second once, or because they ran and got hurt once.
They could have solidified this who family dynamic in the last two episodes (though it would have still been rushed) but instead they chose whatever the hell this was.
The left guy grabbing the auntie is very obviously AI now that I checked again
I thought I must have forgotten how his face looked like
Literally my only complaint is the AI characters... idk if I was going insane but istg some of those guards did not have real faces
I hope I'm wrong because I absolutely despise AI
So boring (and it shouldn't be considering how short this is) and the acting is painfully bad
Just saw clips on twitter and I'm actually glad I dropped this
I skipped like 60% of episode 10 because I'm tired of watching this
Hyunjin's realization doesn't even feel romantic now that it happened only because she didn't wanna lose him completely. I'd say his moving out should have been the wakeup call but I guess not
I'm starting to be confused. Is the writer secretly team SML or something, because why do they keep pushing so much of these lovey-dovey scenes?
It was okay in the beginning, I guess because yk FL is single and she didn't really think ML was into her like that etc. But it stopped being cute after ML literally told her how he felt. Like that was the point that SHE was supposed to make a choice. Either turn ML down and keep the relationship strictly family, or tell the SML to stop pursuing her. Ep 9 pushed all the responsibility of this relationship suddenly on the ML, while in reality it's not like she was being clear about her feelings either.
If I was the ML, I'd definitely think that me leaving her would be in her best interest too. She obviously isn't turning down this first love of her's, who is honestly an incredibly good package (rich, handsome, loves the FL). so I would probably think that losing me wouldn't be such a big deal to her.
I genuinely think ep 9 was the first ep out of this drama that I genuinely hated and had to skip most scenes
now I'm crying my eyes out and it's 6am
I feel like after the last episode I still don't know who she was. I guess the point was that neither did she.