No he makes her drunk every night! He is the majesty if he orders she has to! In fact in a teaser released, ML…
Thank you for answering. I’m moving on to two questions that might sound strange. I don’t remember which episode it was, but ML had a son. Who is that child’s mother? My guess is that ML isn’t someone who gets very close or intimate with concubines, so I’m really curious about his past as well.
Wang Churan looks perfect, her hair, makeup, accessories, outfits… perfect in every sense of the word. I can’t take my eyes off her. I also read a spoiler shared by viewers who’ve read the novel, honestly, this truth about the ML is already quite obvious, so it’s very likely that the FL will figure it out on her own without the ML having to confess.
Maybe this will sound strange to say, but ever since FL fell out of favor, 2FL has been coming to ML’s room every night. What do they even do? He can’t get her drunk with wine every single time like on the first night.
Basically agreed totally with what you observed, but with the long wait for next episode just add a bit more of…
Reading your comments is enjoyable. I’d actually like to see Makiko and Junichi’s past dynamics in more detail, what exactly happened that caused Makiko’s interest to shift back to her ex-husband, and so on. In general, since Makiko is a sly and calculating character, it’s hard to say anything for certain. I’m curious about how the relationship dynamics will develop in the upcoming episodes. There are also very few tweets about the drama on Twitter.
This man is so fucking employed! I see him in so many things its pissing me off...
Absolutely. Also, anyone who, when this man joined the project, didn’t try to stop it and instead formed a good relationship with him is just as despicable and filthy as that man himself. Shameless people.
Exactly, Keisuke is really scumbag. Like his wife is literally pregnant. And then not even telling Makiko he is…
I think so too. There has always been a secret rivalry and competition between them. This situation has even affected their adulthood. As the episodes progress, Keisuke is becoming even more repulsive to me, and I honestly can’t understand how Junichi became a detective with that level of naivety.
Also, Keisuke was quite upset when he heard that his son was playing ball with Junichi; I laughed at his facial expression in that moment. Since there is a past between him and Makiko, and because they have a son, I think there will always be a relationship of trust between them even if they divorce. Dark things that they haven't told others, which they have confessed or will confess to each other....
Yeaa, true… Looks like serious pstd? Maybe such problems triggered recently and hence went unnoticed 🫤
That’s possible... the incident they experienced in their childhood affected them deeply, and the things he encounters in his professional life might be triggering him as well. I’m curious to see how Junichi’s psychological state will evolve in the upcoming chapters.
I was shocked by their age gap as well 😭, also when the girlfriend talked about how their relationship won't…
Normally, the comment section for this series is very quiet, so I’m glad you replied. In relationships, one person always loves the other more; it’s never a perfect 50/50 split. In this relationship, the one who loves the most is the nurse. I have a feeling that Makiko isn’t exactly a morally upright character, but she probably wouldn't have kissed him if she had known. They would have gone even further if Naota hadn't shown up. I don't really think she knew... but then again, you never know...
I watched episode 4. Junichi is with his nurse girlfriend just because he finds her reasonable; I was also surprised by the age difference between them. I honestly felt sorry for his girlfriend, constantly waiting for him at home. With this episode, it’s officially confirmed that Keisuke is a scumbag. I wonder how Makiko will react when she finds out that the man is married and that his wife is pregnant :) It was obvious that something would come out of Naota; now we’ll have to wait a week. Also, this episode felt more like a transition episode; I enjoyed watching episode 3 more. I’m watching Makiko more carefully now, I don’t think she’s a good person either.