Nabi

So you believe wealthy men are judged fairly? Fine. I personally believe it's morally wrong to dismiss a woman who reported abuse and later died by suicide as a liar. We should be careful not to fall for media manipulation. When you think you know the whole story, you may actually be falling victim to someone else's agenda.

yepp we'll see.

The photos, the message screenshots, and the statements made by Kim Sae Ron's family are all publicly available. If you're a woman and you still choose to defend someone despite all of this, you should ask yourself why.

Some people continue to deny something even when it's right in front of their eyes. Because of people like them, perpetrators escape accountability for their crimes and go on with their lives as if nothing happened.

I remember seeing posts claiming that he had defended a well-known perpetrator. It was disappointing if true.

I mean, I wasn't that surprised since I had already expected it. But honestly, Lee Chae Ha needs to see it coming too. I just hope that in the later chapters he starts using his head and questions what's really behind the prosecutor's inexplicable interest in him.

Before drinking, Lee Chae Ha said, ''Let's wait until the food arrives, then we'll drink.'' But the prosecutor replied, ''You'll get drunk faster on an empty stomach. Drink. That's an order.'' He used the power imbalance between them to get him drunk, got a few things out of him while he was intoxicated, and then, even though someone who's drunk can't properly give consent, he treated it as if he had consent, and they slept together. This guy is a total red flag, seriously.

okay...

Also, I don't understand how he can remain so passive while the people around him constantly humiliate him. I know it's the bully's fault and not the victim's, but you'd expect him to at least stand up for himself... Plus, how can people working in a courthouse openly engage in physical bullying against someone like that?

How can anyone just barge into a prosecutor's office like that? And since they did, why is our grumpy prosecutor acting so calm? He keeps looking down on the guy just because he's the killer's son, yet he gets furious when anyone else steps out of line. I was watching the trailer for episode 4, and it looks like they are going to have sex, but Lee Chae Ha seemed drunk in the trailer. Saying 'you started this' doesn't change anything; a drunk person cannot legally give consent... I haven't watched episode 4 yet, but let's see how it plays out.

Well, actually it is very irritating why the hell they used ai for intro?

exactly

What the hell did this killer's son do to you, prosecutor? Did his dad kill your dad or something? And why did you bite him...ep2

I think this is about the 9th drama of Namkoong Min that I've watched. To be honest, he has always been an actor I enjoy seeing on screen, and he's the reason I started this drama. However, it feels like the character he created here, his facial expressions, and even the way he uses his tone of voice remind me of his past characters. It's still enjoyable to watch, of course.

I left you a polite comment, yet you replied in a disgusting tone.
Just because your profile picture features a motorcycle doesn't mean you're a man. A woman could use the exact same profile picture. And your username is something I've never seen in my life.
Stop looking for every opportunity to spew the filth in your head. Next time, try expressing yourself in a more respectful way, idiot.
This isn't just about this particular drama. It applies to others as well. Whenever men see a female character who is different from what they consider "normal," they immediately start spewing hate. The problem is that men never judge male characters with the same traits through the same lens.
By the way, none of this means I think everything the female lead said or did was 100% right. You simply poured every disgusting thought in your head into your reply to my comment. Next time, try expressing yourself in a more respectful and civil manner, you piece of trash.
I also read your replies to other users about the series. To the person who criticized the misogyny, you responded with the same awful tone you used with me. It's pretty easy to see what kind of viewer you are.

I wrote about the casting issue in TV dramas, and somehow you turned the discussion into something completely unrelated. I'll reply anyway.
The moment I started reading your response, I could already tell you were a man. Once again, I came across the same old "biology" argument that men have been relying on for years, even though it's long been worn out.
There's nothing particularly logical about men reproducing at an advanced age with declining sperm quality. Yet many very old men still pursue relationships with women who are much younger than they are, sometimes extremely young. If someone were to propose lowering the legal age of adulthood to 12 one day, I'm sure some men would support it simply because of their own problematic attitudes.
As for the university scenes, they didn't make any effort whatsoever to make the male lead look younger. They're expecting the audience to believe that a 50 year old man is a university student, which is just ridiculous. Hopefully they'll change that in the future.

Yeah, honestly, it's enjoyable to watch him. I also think he has great chemistry with his co-star. I just wish they hadn't cut his hair in episode 5, because I'd say 80% of his charisma comes from his hair. Still, I think he did a great job in the drama. Do you have any dramas you'd recommend that he's in?

Yeah probably...I'm gonna watch that drama after this one.

My girl has been suffering since reborn. She isn't eating anything because she's broke. What kind of mother leaves her child all alone?

The first episode was pretty calm. To be honest, I'm not a big fan of watching flashback scenes, but I guess they're necessary to understand their relationship in the end. I watched Zhang Jing Yi's last two or three projects, and I actually started this drama because of her. It's my first time watching a drama with the male lead.