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Taken as a whole, Homcha is a better package but here the two leads have something better: originality.

Ranking number 2 in my current list of airing kdrama. It's good stuff.

OMG. Sad thing. But ok, if it can save these little ones.

They cannot fight the bad guys alone. They will need allies.

Lol. No. I was talking about the box she put the baby in and then took him back. It was written "Baby box" so I asked myself, "does this really exist? " . It is something inhuman to leave a baby in a box like he is a thing and without care.

I don't feel bad for Se-Ra. She was 28 when she was pregnant with her child. Old enough to tell right from wrong and what you can do and what you cannot do. She hid her pregnancy to the father. That's something wrong to do already. Then she hid it to her mother and everyone. Probably she had her best friend adopt her child without her husband knowing. That's manipulation. And she has been living 6 years watching her son grow older and treating him like he is the kid of another family.

I think only a deranged woman can do that. What does it cost to tell the truth and do things right? This arc of narration is weird and I really pity the little kid who has a mom who is dead, a tutor mom and a biological mom he hates.

So she wanted to get rid of her baby by dumping him like a sad memory? She would not even bring him to an orphanage? This woman is a nutcase and deluded. She needs a shrink.

Btw, if these memory boxes exist in South Korea, where to the "momories" go to? Are they recycled?

OMG! Baby box? That kind of thing really exist?

HBD!

He had to. Something happened that forced him.

The demise of Da Li's father is connected to a scheme which is bigger than what a simple cop can handle. Maybe he is part of the conspiracy but I doubt it. For me he is one of the good guys and they are not many in this drama.

I did not watch it because the synopsis kind of reminded me the many cdrama with similar plot and I read some reviews and comments about it which made me decide not to try. I only discovered Lee Jae Wook with Do Do Sol.

I did not know KMJ was in this drama. I skipped it because I am not a great fan of the male lead. Maybe I will give it a try now just to see how KMJ is doing.

She did not want a man to buy her expensive shoes. Her credit cards were cancelled without her knowing. Then her ex fiancé suddenly arrived like rich Croesus in all his splendor and asked the clerk to use his credit card and add clothes and other things. Da Li felt insulted and to piss him off, she asked Moo Hak to pay for the shoes knowing that she will have to add the amount to her debt and reimburse him.

I liked him in Do Do Sol even if the drama ended in a disappointing way. His character was innocent, nice, supportive but also independent. It's very different from the character of the ML here. I don't know why he refused that role but Ok, Kim Min Jae is really surprising me after his quiet introverted character in DYLB. Here, he is cute but he really annoys me sometimes. Proof that he is doing well.

I'll wait for Lee Jae Wook's work with Jung So Min that I like also.

I totally assume it. lol.

It's excellent.

Maybe she was just afraid they would be too busy to see her and bump into her?

The guy was her first love, her fiancé and they were 5 days away from their wedding. To call off the marriage because she would not bed with him is something quite nonsensical to me.

I am pretty sure it is not what he asked from her. He looked very decided to break up and very angry that she could not do what he asked. In my opinion, it can only be related to her father because anything else, she looked so afraid to be abandoned, she could have done it for him.

I believe her father and the fiancé had a problem with each other. So he asked her to go against her father, disavow him as the only way to be with him. Something she could not do.

Je Yi's dad is not dead so maybe Soo Yeon is not dead also. This drama likes twists so unless I see her dead body...

So many twists and turns, details and infos to process and new directions, I feel like this drama would gain by being more simple and not try to lead the audience on with useless false leads. Too much complexity kills the complexity.