I like the FL eun ho more than hye ri but her story is gonna come up as very sad given that she seems to miss…
Unfortunately, I think the 2ML's eventual realization that the person he likes doesn't really exist is going to be a very traumatic event that might undo all the healing he received, lol.
This is just me theorizing. It has long ago been spoiled (Viki's synopsis also kinda gives it away) that the real Hyeri is Eunho's missing sister, and the personality arised due to Eunho's guilt and trauma. But since obviously, Eunho isn't Hyeri, the Hyeri personality she creates comes across as an imitation of her, rather than a whole new person born out of her mind. I believe Hyeri may have been a child when she disappeared, or at least pretty young, hence the rather odd behaviour.
Honestly, she looks better with Kang Hoon than the ML. They're also expecting me to believe that the leads are the same age, when he's clearly much older... I don't get why dramas still do this.
I think what bothered me was thinking two wrongs don't make a right. Where was mercy even if that pos was unrepentant.
I think that's the point though. After all, she's the devil and isn't trying to deliver justice or do things the "right" way. My problem is more that I'm somehow not deriving much entertainment from this.
This is delivering what it has promised, but I'm not enjoying it as much as I expected. I know it's meant to be satisfying to watch the criminals get their comeuppance, but it's not working much for me. I don't even know why. Maybe I'm just not sadistic enough, lol. I'm also not sure if the demon's logic on what constitutes murder makes much sense. It just sounds like a convenient way to tone down the story and make her character less messed up.
guysss wild guess i have the feeling that hyeyeon maybe is eunho’s missing sister, hyeri. Like the real hyeri…
I think you may be on to something but if it's true, that's a pretty far-fetched plot ngl. Imagine your long-lost missing sister actually has the same job as you and is working in a nearby company lol. I feel like I would prefer the plot to be them growing close due to the connection with Juyeon, Eunho finds Hyeyeon similar in personality to Hyeri and gives her the affection she couldn't give to her sister - which heals her in the process. That would be realistic and a refreshing narrative between a FL and 2FL who (kinda) like the same guy.
A lot of people here don't appreciate it being used in a rom-com. I personally hate it when writers throw in cancer…
Well, that's because I was blindsided by the cancer thing like I said, which is why I'm pissed lol. I would have continued if the cancer wasn't introduced... but I'm dropping it now. Hope you'll continue enjoying it though!
A lot of people here don't appreciate it being used in a rom-com. I personally hate it when writers throw in cancer…
The show led us to believe it was the workplace bullying and her re-evaluating her life purpose/goals that led her back home. These are very valid and relatable issues, and having a mid-life crisis is already quite heavy if you ask me.
Maybe it hasn't been used as a plot device yet, but I'm 90% sure it's going to play out like how I expect it to and piss me off eventually. Because there wouldn't be any other reason to introduce this subplot. The part where she pushes away ML's hand is the first sign. Also becos I don't have much faith in the writer.
It's so weird to me that people see cancer as lazy writing when so many people either get cancer or know some…
A lot of people here don't appreciate it being used in a rom-com. I personally hate it when writers throw in cancer as a plot device for a romance. They're clearly using the illness as an emotional baggage she has towards her ex. I can imagine this show will also be using it as a shortcut to finally get the FL's family and ML to treat her better (they should have with or without the cancer). My mom has also experienced breast cancer and I don't think she liked being reminded of her past struggles when watching a supposedly light-hearted show.
The writer clearly has run out of ideas because seriously??? 🤦♂️ Yeah, I'm dropping this. I've already had issues with the writing and this is the final nail in the coffin.
Me too. Makeup, hairstyle and fashion can do wonders in changing up one's image. Just look at how Jang Nara rocked…
JNR is indeed very versatile, but most people know her by her innocent look and image, even now. So I was just using her as an example of a cuter looking actress rocking a bold look.
Also this is the drama airing right after Good Partner, unfortunately she can't lead 2 consecutive SBS dramas lol.
The scene where he was following her at night didn't sit right with me. She got scared and started running, and when she asked why he didn't just call out to her, he basically shifted the blame to her and went "You could have just looked back to check". The girl was genuinely scared for her safety, is it that hard to say "Sorry, I didn't mean to scare you"? Even if bickering is how they usually communicate, that wasn't the appropriate time. Then he goes on to talk about how this is "their problem" of not communicating properly. Like sorry dude, but I think it's mostly just you. 😑 I'm really trying not to dislike the ML, but the writer's not helping sometimes...
Yeah, that lasted about 3 seconds... It's mostly been her chopping and placing the food. I didn't even see her cook those noodles that they said were so delicious.
Oh no. Why am I liking the ex-girlfriend, that just appeared one episode ago, more than the ML? Sorry but dude was being an obnoxious man child, to someone who didn't even do anything to warrant that treatment! And I thought the relationship was progressing nicely last week 😩
Atp I would prefer if they stayed away from e/o now and she just focused on her cooking, which reminds me - We didn't even see her properly cook yet, chopping onions doesn't count!
This show is ticking so many boxes for me! It's funny because I totally thought this would be lame/childish/bad judging by the trailers and promos, I only checked it out for Shin Min-ah but I was proven wrong. I am genuinely charmed by the characters, the humor is tasteful and the show is embracing its silliness, and this fake marriage thing is actually working as a plot device and doesn't feel forced at all. I got flutters at today's ending scene. I've been disappointed by so many recent hyped shows, so I just love it when something actually exceeds my expectations! Now I'll just hope that it maintains this quality ☺️
Maybe it hasn't been used as a plot device yet, but I'm 90% sure it's going to play out like how I expect it to and piss me off eventually. Because there wouldn't be any other reason to introduce this subplot. The part where she pushes away ML's hand is the first sign. Also becos I don't have much faith in the writer.
Yeah, I'm dropping this. I've already had issues with the writing and this is the final nail in the coffin.
Also this is the drama airing right after Good Partner, unfortunately she can't lead 2 consecutive SBS dramas lol.
Atp I would prefer if they stayed away from e/o now and she just focused on her cooking, which reminds me - We didn't even see her properly cook yet, chopping onions doesn't count!