Nelly12

I don't think I saw that drama. Despicable bed fellows.

I believe they are meant to be and that she will not suffer a bad fate like her father. I'm sincerely rooting for them to overcome all the obstacles on their way. It's not going to be easy, but it will be worth the sacrifice.

I really don't care what the book says. This story needs to be rewritten to give this couple a chance. I believe love is worth fighting for!

You can see how much stress the fool is causing his mom. Shame on him! At the family meeting, he won't even let his stupid concubine apologize for what her daughter did. Yet he punished his son for not staying put; he was told to stay, and Ning was punished for talking back to him. He's so despicable.

If there is an award for the most stupid , and useless father and husband of the century, he would definitely make the cut. I want to shake him so badly. What a nut job? He is the architect of that whole family's problem because of a freaking concubine! What a joke of a man!

I would really love to see a rewriting of the fate here. Hong shouldn't have to go through the same fate as her dad. It would be meaningless to meet and fall in love and then part forever because love does not conquer all. Or what is even the moral of the story? Where is the hope?

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Even if they wanted to get back together, Hong's mom would be the first person against that relationship because she would be moving to JP, and her dad's first love was a Japanese woman. Secondly, she considered the doctor a great catch for her daughter, and she practically watched him grow up, making her a strong supporter of their union. As it is now, Hong can't go back to Aoki, and she's also finding it very difficult to move on. Right now, Hong's heart doesn't belong to the doctor. She has to stop pinning for Aoki first to be able to see the doctor as a love interest instead of just going with the flow as she's doing now.

I so love your statement, "Shit happens." My take on your summary is that they were both young and inexperienced at that time, and her whole world in JP was him. She had many opportunities to have friends, but perhaps she was more reluctant due to the cultural differences. How can a relationship like theirs work their families and friends live in different countries. Assuming Hong's family and friends all reside in JP, maybe things wouldn't be so complicated for them. Now, their only lifeline is love. Their situation reminds me of the new song, "Rewriting the Star" by DOH KYUNG SOO & LEE SUHYUN.

I think the mother never learned anything from her own experience of business arranged marriage. That's why she's made her first son go through it and tried to make her second son go through the same fate. But it took an outsider to be worried about her son for her as his mother to come to her senses. I'm sure in real life, there are tons of heartless mothers who demand the unforgivable from their children just because they gave birth to them. What a shame!

I'm watching that too. I need to make time to write my comments.

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My sincere apologies for just replying you. I think it was from the third for me.

It's such a beautiful story at the end. I'm glad the mother realized she messed up and fixed her error to prevent damaging the relationship between her and her younger son. At the end of the day, she had kind-hearted daughters-in-law who understood her emotionally and allowed her sons to see her from a different perspective.

I know, right? They are so familiar with each other that they put real couples to shame. They do so many intimate things for each other without realizing this is beyond buddies. The Leisure House restaurant scene was so funny. He had to go all out to protect her. His so-called manager tried so hard not to laugh. And there she was, wiping the food off the waiter's hand. That scene was so funny.

Me too. It looked so good.

Don't give up it got better. The opening was weak, but the fun starts later.

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I like the official video so much.