Crazy how the show paints Tarzan story as something otherworldly poetic, wich is not the case here and i can prove only half of JP plot can be more poetic, watch me: There's was once a lonely man with a spoiled childhood, who found out what seemed to be a long lost pen friend. He watches closely as she grows, nurturing her from afar without ever claiming any credits from it, despite never being known, he doesn't feel alone anymore. His days are now filled with meaning and before he can realizes, he falls in love with her, but his selflessness comes back to reap it's due sow's as she falls in love with someone else... without him, this guy would never have a chance, and because of him, this guy was now in between his happiness. It's was unjust another guy was building over this affection but for him her happiness mattered the most, even more than his own. Not being able to spoil her smile, he gives up: she would go on to marry, build a family and live a happy life. He would go on to watch it without ever being able to tell her how much loved she was...alone he started, alone he ended. Yet, his live was not meaningless, as he lived vicariously through the happiness of the one he loved the most till the very end.
See author? It shouldn't be that hard if even my humble self can do it.
This had so much potential: the mending of a family relationship, the redemption and ability to forgive, the blurry line between truth and lie... how good intentions can be different of good deeds, how love is often selfless, the risky world of entrepreneurship. Yet all we got is...this? I feel like the author had a good bout of grandiosity in the begining of the creative process that didn't aged quite well as her abilities weren't ready to explore and expand on it.
Just logged in to give this drama a solid 5 rating (maybe no more than a 6). This might change (tho i doubt it) but as of now i am not coming anywhere near the works of this author in the future. No amount of good effects and production can make up for plain bad writing... it's a shame but i guess we all have some things we are not so very proud of it. If i were the screenwriter tho, i would pretend i never did this just in case: "Start up was..." "Start up who?"
Listen...i respect your opinion but most of the audience, even the Korean one are all praising HJP as a character. If you want to tell the majority of the viewers they are just biased and not seeing things right go ahead but just know you are the minority here and therefore your point should be stronger than "he told SDM she is worthless as a person and doesn't offer anything, hence laid off" wich is so conveniently a LIE and actually shows who is the biased one. Here's what actually happened: HJP told DM the truth wich they asked him to do it despite he clearly showing he was hurting and feeling guilty... he said NOTHING about DM as a person, rather, he said a fact: in this business deal you are merely a pawn. If even after DM herself thanked him for speaking the TRUTH you still have a problem with that scene then it's on you.
Anyone care to guess what the plot twist by the end will be? Someone mentioned Kim Seon Ho saying there will be a twist in the end, of course i think this can indeed get worse so no expectations whatsoever. Just curious...
Someone said the one with the ring in hands is HJP, i swear to god i am throwing fists if he were to propose out of the blue and DM rejects him for DS...first because is really out of character for him to do something out of passion like that, second i need to see some development and third HE SHOULD NOT BE A PLOT TOOL FOR DS/DM. Don't quote me on that, thanks!
Can i just say, this timeskip is bound to be the cheapest plot device i have ever seen writing-wise...are we supposed to pretend we forgot the lastest 12 eps in ep 13 or what?
I honestly have never watched a show before that made me dislike majority of the main characters (aside from HJP…
Man...the wasted potential is real with this one. I've stupidly raised my expectations so high because of the very few first episodes that the fall out was just as big
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There's was once a lonely man with a spoiled childhood, who found out what seemed to be a long lost pen friend. He watches closely as she grows, nurturing her from afar without ever claiming any credits from it, despite never being known, he doesn't feel alone anymore. His days are now filled with meaning and before he can realizes, he falls in love with her, but his selflessness comes back to reap it's due sow's as she falls in love with someone else... without him, this guy would never have a chance, and because of him, this guy was now in between his happiness. It's was unjust another guy was building over this affection but for him her happiness mattered the most, even more than his own. Not being able to spoil her smile, he gives up: she would go on to marry, build a family and live a happy life. He would go on to watch it without ever being able to tell her how much loved she was...alone he started, alone he ended. Yet, his live was not meaningless, as he lived vicariously through the happiness of the one he loved the most till the very end.
See author? It shouldn't be that hard if even my humble self can do it.
"Start up who?"