Shreya

Frrr 🤣🤣 And he is so right for being wary of her 😭 All his speeches about her evil must seem so over the top to everyone in the drama but then you realise that he's not even exaggerating 😭😭

Don't be going asking logical questions when watching these dramas, just go with the vibe lol. Like there's also no way they got the body in the cupboard, got changed and set up the bed in the few seconds it took Lu Zhuo to burst through that door but it is what it is. We just gotta roll with it 😭.

From what it looks like, Jundai is probably a sociopath/psychopath but the fact that she has an aunt who indulges her psychotic whims is next level crazy.

Not Lu Zhou casually setting "No beating servants, no killing the innocent" as house rules for Wei Rao like it's a common occurrence 😂

Finished watching the first episode and omg I love this so much! Tian Xiwei is killing it, and she and Yan'an has such a good chemistry that I can't wait for more of their scenes! The production looks really good, but the pacing is a bit fast and even though I was expecting it, seeing my man's voice dubbed is still sad and will take a bit to get used to it but overall, I'm so hooked!!

OMG YESSS! Can't wait!!!

For all its mess, I'm still enjoying this drama so much. I love this drama precisely because the different direction it takes and I'm all for flawed and grey characters but at the end of the day, mistakes and selfish choices should come with accountability, and I really need this drama to not end with the kdrama cliched happily ever after where the main leads find their way back to each other because after all this, that is literally the worst way this drama could possibly end for me.

Juhyeok was trying to get an upper hand on Taeseung as Taesung refused to take the blame for the case and blackmailed SJH with the whistleblower and all the dirt he has on SJH and his father-in-law. Taeseung deliberately kept Mido out of the case even though her alibi could have helped him and this made SJH think that she could be his weakness and that's why he got her involved I assume.

They did not clarify the exact nature of the case Taeseung was handling yet but basically, he took a case and lost it intentionally and even met and paid the whistleblower of the opposite side, he got involved with the police on some charges and might get jailed if proven guilty (Seo Juhyeok planned this to make Taeseung take the fall). We don't know exactly what Taeseung is planning yet, but he admitted to doing all that to Mido and now she thinks he's trash AND a criminal, so she said that she regretted her feelings.

They had been fighting the entire time, at what point are you asking about?

I mean, you can eat their scenes up and still acknowledge that it was very wrong of Han Taeseung to kiss her.

I doubt it makes her feel better but maybe takes her mind off from the struggling for a while? Either way that wasn't exactly a conscious decision, so what she does next is more important in understanding her stance.

Between the two of them, Mido is definitely the one to blame till now. Personally, I don't think Namgung did anything particularly wrong so far.

Well, in my opinion - cheating doesn't happen when the other party is doing or not doing something but because the feelings or thoughts or circumstances of the person cheating changes. The other party might have faults at times but that's not the reason for cheating. The partner can do everything right and people would still cheat.

As for why Mido would kiss him back, I think it's exactly how Taeseung described it. Mido was under a lot of stress and was emotionally struggling with her feelings about directing, being a burden to Namgung, about letting him down and many other things and Taeseung felt like an escape to her. Regardless of whether she has some feelings for Taeseung or not, she was mentally and emotionally very vulnerable at that time and he was so wrong for kissing her but that's a different conversation.

So if you'd remember that Mido was directing a film with the actress Song Haena and they ended up having an argument and Mido was kicked out of the project. Han Taeseung basically said that he can give Mido her directing job back, but she'll have to convince Haena to forgive her and let her come back. Mido was okay with this and was prepared to beg Haena if needed and that's why she went to Haena's house.

Before that, Taeseung told Mido that there was going to be a movie about a famous scammer and gave her the info about it in case she didn't know about the scammer. The idea was that if Mido couldn't get the old movie back, Taeseung will get her the new movie. Then Mido goes to Haena's house and finds the scammer there. Turns out the scammer is Haena's father and if this news gets out, Haena's acting career will be over. By letting Mido find this out, Taeseung gave her more material to blackmail Haena to get the film back which Mido didn't want to do because Namgung will be disappointed when he finds out.

As someone who's been watching dramas for a while too, I do not particularly feel like the writing has been declining this year. Yes, there are more mediocre dramas than decent ones and very few that can be classified as good dramas, but I find that to be true for almost every year.

From what I can tell, you seem to have a high bar and that's totally understandable if you are watching dramas for some time, but your bare minimum is still pretty high. And while I do not disagree that ratings on MDL are inflated and it's getting increasingly unreliable, everyone has different criteria for rating, it doesn't mean they are settling for mediocrity. Like personally, I rate dramas higher if I enjoyed them for whatever reason even if it fell short on other aspects. VoS got most of the things right for me while I felt like In Your Radiant Season really fumbled near the end.

Of course, you don't have to watch anything you feel like that's not worth your time, sometimes some dramas are just not for us. But I'd just like to point out that you not vibing with a particular drama doesn't necessarily mean there's something wrong with it, it's simply just you not vibing with it.

Just finished this drama and honestly, I wish I hadn't watched it. I did not absolutely hate it but I do not understand the point of this drama. It makes me question why did the cast and creators even come together to make this. Maybe I failed to see whatever deeper meaning they've tried to portray here but as someone who tries to find something to like or take something to appreciate out of each drama — I've found nothing.

It's Rui's own voice for all the characters.

All things aside, I can't get over how brilliant the 'pouring drink on his client' move was 😭😂. It wasn't as violent or troublesome as smashing it or hitting someone but had the desired effect of screwing him over all the same and more 😂😂

Firstly, this is a public page and I'm entitled to expressing my opinion of this drama and it doesn't mean that I'm looking for validation.

Secondly, clearly I'm not the only one who's liking this drama so far. Every drama has people who enjoy it and those who don't. That's called subjectivity. It doesn't mean either side is wrong.

Thirdly, 'personally' suggests my personal opinion. I like flawed and perfect characters alike and find only watching dramas with 'likeable' characters to be limiting. You do not have to agree with me.

And lastly, while it wasn't my intention to appear 'cool' and you took a weirdly wrong approach to my comment, if you think me having a slightly broader perspective is cool - I'll take that as a compliment, thank you. Have a good day!

I'm actually vibing with this drama, It's not perfect but it's finally something different. Personally, I don't mind when characters are flawed or even problematic, complex characters make the stories more interesting. Overall, I'm hooked!