Purple Orchids

The reality of it is, her profession does put her in the public's eye and any scandals that affect her public image will affect her profession. It is different than say if you are an engineer. Some scandals people will find ridiculous and stupid while other scandals people think bring to question the character of a person. So they can choose to not support any of their work. Not saying it's right or wrong, but it is what it is.

I liked her in IONTBO and I also like Lee Sang Yeob. Best of luck to them both in this drama. I probably won't watch it as it doesn't sound like a drama I would be interesting in.

I can't wait to watch this. I like Ahn Bo Hyun and Kim Seon Ho both. They are both very talented so even though they decided to not cast Kim Seon Ho, I'm glad the role went to Ahn Bo Hyun.

Those infected may have behaved like zombies but I never thought of it as a zombies show. It's definitely fitting for the current times and human behavior during times like these. This drama was definitely an enjoyable binge watch and I was on the edge of my seat more from what these residents would do to each other and less so about those infected and out for blood. But I think that was the point of the show.

I'm with you on this one. Although yes, minority indeed. It was a lot more interesting watching them in the first half of the drama. I felt like there was more chemistry and their interactions were enjoyable to watch. When they initially got together, a lot of the scenes were cringe-worthy. And that part where she was constantly hitting him to the point of nose bleeds and injuries. There are better ways to try to be funny writer-nim. Overall, it was still a sweet and lovely drama.

Just like viewers opinion of the drama- so mixed.

I just finished the drama and really enjoyed it more than I had expected. I didn't expect a well written anti-hero and a drama that is actually very dark but also full of comedy. I have to say that Cha Young really grew on me over the course of the drama. I really didn't like her in the beginning, especially in the first couple of episodes and was rooting for her father. Also the Geumga Plaza family also grew me over time. They helped provided the much needed humor between the action and dark moments. And in episode 20, while others are talking about Vincenzo and Cha Young, I'm here asking wth happened to Inzaghi?

Supposedly, she cheated on him. Soooo if this is true, there was a pregnancy but who knows if it's his child. And definitely there was an abortion. What is that? Maybe 5% of her post is true? Lol

I think she may come off rather bland since her character has let revenge consume her and her life is so empty. Pildo was supposed to be the character that helped bring out a more human side to her. I agree, even if a little bland, it is still satisfying to watch her kick the living crap out of bad guys. I definitely feel the same about Moojin as he was such an interesting character with more complexity and emotions.

"His mastermind deception imo, was voluntary self-destruction masquerading as revenge against the father and daughter"

This is spot on.

I guess it wasn't all a complete lie. They did date. There was an abortion although who knows if the baby was really his and one of KSH's friends did take her to the hospital. But aside from that, everything else is questionable. It became suspicious when she wrote certain things in such vivid details that was unnecessary and kind of bizarre. That tends to happen when someone is lying and fabricating events. They do this to try and convince you that since it's in such vivid detail, you would think it has to be the truth. But on contrary, normal people's memory recall isn't like that.

That's a possibility. If what her friends said is true, she wanted to create his downfall and get back together. Maybe she felt the need to ruin him since Hometown Cha Cha Cha was successful. Also, I don't know about the legal system in SK but if she posted while Homecha was airing, is there a possibility she may be sued for damages by the drama? But if its after airing, she didn't affect viewership of the drama, then KSH would be the one that can sue for defamation of character. And she might have been confident she knows him well enough that he wouldn't. And that's why she did what she did? The timing is just too interesting.

It doesn't seem like MDL is doing anything about editing his bio at the moment. How about we scroll back up and click on "Edit this Page" on the top right hand side. Type in the changes and click submit. Maybe that'll get things going faster.

I did not find the ending to be happy although it may be necessary. I binge watched it and thought it was really good. Would definitely recommend.

Yes this! Where is his freaking apology? For all the wrong he has suffered, he should get his.

Wow Dispatch does it again. It's rare moments like this that we should thank them for what they do lol

I feel like Kim Seon Ho should see a therapist after all this. That's a lot to go through in such a short period of time. Also, if what both his and her friends said is true, he tends to put the blame on himself and she sounds like the manipulator who gaslights, Their dysfunction matches each other. He needs to break free of that. I hope he gets well, finds a good therapist, and meets a good person to date in the future.

Her own friend is saying this, “she hoped that Kim Seon Ho would return after his downfall.” Seriously, her post was in no way her writing just to vent. She knew exactly what she was doing. I suspected it was just to bring him down but if she really did it to create his downfall AND get back together? Sounds pretty Gone Girl to me.

Kim Seon Ho’s acquaintance E explained, “Kim Seon Ho opened up that he was having a hard time because of the situation surrounding Choi Young Ah. She was getting threatened, there were gangs after her, her ex-husband’s wives were bothering her, she was undergoing a lawsuit, etc…They were unbearable situations.”

That is disturbing...

Korean celebrities apologize for all sorts of things. When they get sick and worried fans, when they are hospitalized, when they cause a scandal, catch covid, and the list goes on. It's part of the culture but it doesn't mean he's guilty.

Thanks for pointing that out. I went back to watch again. It was hard for me to recognize him wearing the helmet. Finally, I recognized Mujin by his distinct eyebags LOL. That makes more sense now.

Pildo was my favorite character too and he carried a positive message that there is more to life than revenge and to live a good life. That's the kind of life her dad also wanted for her. So sad Pildo died :(

Are you trying to redirect? You made an automatic assumption about me from your initial reply and I replied back. Just because people don't see things from your perspective doesn't mean they freaking love oppa and can't see straight or love his face as @Ddssaaa223 has mentioned. That's minimizing someone else and their opinion. Not to mention it's an unnecessary attack and reeks of toxicity.

As far as I know, he came out to apologize but didn't get into further details. And she took back her initial post citing "it was all a misunderstanding". So according to you, it's okay for her to cite it was all a misunderstanding but he is still guilty as hell just because? Korean celebrities come out to apologize for all sorts of things. Getting sick, being hospitalized and worrying fans, causing scandals, catching covid, the list goes on. We don't know what he's apologizing for right now just like we don't know what misunderstandings she's talking about either. And really, would anyone rather he came out to argue with his ex and get into a he said she said spat? That's even more distasteful in Korean culture.

It's funny, from your perspective, I'm automatically defending him just because I'm not siding with her. And my original post merely said, when mature, responsible, and ready. It was both for him and her. And if you're going to say emotional abuse and coercion. Doesn't this go back to what I said before. That's her single person account without evidence. If you weren't there in the relationship, how do you know if it's true? Isn't this you assuming? And she herself took it all back and said it was a misunderstanding so why do you continue assuming?

This drama was fun to watch but is quite predicable. It was getting obvious early on who actually killed her dad and they did drop hints since the beginning. But the one thing that I wasn't expecting was for Pildo to die and die so randomly and suddenly. He's the one character with the positive message to not let revenge consume her life and that there is more to life. The same wish her father had for her to live a good life. And then he's the character that dies. Even the captain survived from near death after they tried to kill him. But I guess it's the create rage in her enough to kill Moojin.

Seriously, I can't see how killing him was necessary. Even the captain woke up after they tried to kill him. And Pildo's death was so sudden and random. Just like that. He survived all sorts of crazy in this drama and gets killed in the last hour by some guy on a motorcycle. Why did the writers decide on that? Would be great to see them talk about this. And I feel like it makes the ending sad as she's completely alone now.

I find it funny how quickly you are to judge. Do you know me? How do you know he's "my actor"? What makes you think I even have "my actors"? I can't disagree on this cancel culture? I can't require actual evidence over a single person account of events? I can't have a background in psychology? I can't know enough about people to know they tend to have biased accounts? I can't know from experience that I could be in a room which a fight breaks out between two people and their later account of it is completely different from mine?

And do you know him? Do you know her? Were you there in their relationship? Were you the third wheel on their dates? Peering over their shoulder in every conversation? Then how do you know? And is it even anyone's business but theirs? And can you read? I said when mature, responsible, and ready. That means have yet to possess these qualities to be a suitable parent but maybe in the future. And can you read Korean? Were those translations correct or biased? Not taken out of context and distorted for more clicks?

I normally wouldn't bother to reply. But I hope people learn to be less judgmental or quick to make assumptions about others. And less swayed by what the media or other people say and have the ability to think for themselves.