Alright, I decided to continue watching season 1 so I can get to season 2… thanks to Rain for making me watch this masterpiece. I’m on episode 4 now, and honestly, it’s been a while since I felt this excited and tense while watching a drama! … even though I feel a bit sad every time Kim Sae Ron appears :(
If this drama were on Netflix, it would’ve gotten way more attention than it has now. And honestly, people will always have different opinions about any ending, because each viewer has their own expectations and perspective :) Personally, I think the ending was satisfying overall—solid 9/10.
I actually started this drama for Ji Chang Wook—I’m always excited to see how he’ll master his upcoming roles. But honestly, I ended up becoming a fan of Do Kyung-soo… he was amazing right until the end. I feel like he really enjoyed playing this character, haha! I even replayed some scenes just to watch his acting again.
you HAVE to watch kyungsoo on it’s okay, that’s love and 100 days my prince!! SO SO SO GOOD!
I just remembered that I saw him in It’s Okay, That’s Love… I still remember how cute he was in that drama. And after seeing how brilliant he is here, I’m definitely going to watch 100 Days My Prince next. 😁
"You think I'm the only one you must beat. I'm nothing, Hyun-jun. Keep living in that delusion if you want. - Tae Pung" Successful people are usually busy minding their own business — it’s the unsuccessful ones who get caught up in others.
Was Park Tae-jong Iron Man or what?! Hh! The tunnel scene was amazing!
Also, I haven’t really watched many works by Do Kyung-soo except the movie My Annoying Brother, but honestly, he totally nailed the psycho role here… I think his calm tone really suited the character!
"put your skills to good use." "write a wish coupon on her palm"!!!
Hahaha she broke Tae Pung’s heart in just a few seconds! I know Mi Seon likes Tae Pung, but I think she never really trusted that his feelings for her were real — she probably thought he was just a flirt.
I’ve watched the first two episodes, and I just gotta say—I’ve seen the movie Fabricated City several times because of Ji Chang Wook’s acting. Usually when there’s a remake, people start comparing the versions and the actors… but I swear, Ji Chang Wook really outdid himself! :)
I think this drama really showed off LJH’s talents — the acting, the dancing, the singing :) And the chemistry between LJH and KMH is so good! Their scenes feel so natural that I’m starting to wonder if they even remember there’s a camera filming them hahaha!
He's just inherently sexist there's no way getting around it. He treat MS like his assistant in the beginning…
I knew from the beginning that he looked down on her and treated her like an assistant, but I’m just upset that even her talent and intelligence didn’t count for anything!?
The most annoying thing is Tae Bong’s reaction the whole time! … Isn’t he the CEO?!!
Okay, I’m at the start of episode eight, and honestly, I’ve never had a good feeling about Ko Ma Jin. I kept trying to understand him, but his conversation with O Mi Seon — and the whole thing he said about the male seller — ugh, it really pissed me off. Even her talent and smarts didn’t matter to him… nothing impressed him, he was just stuck on that topic!
It wasn’t a big deal or anything, but I loved it when Tae Bong spoiled the manhwa plot — honestly, that made me happier than him smashing Hyeon Jun’s car window hahaha
I feel like Kang tae pung is so much like the real Lee Junho .... it doesn’t even seem like he’s acting, that’s just how he really is, even in the shows he’s been on ^^
In the past years, I used to think 16 episodes was too few for a Korean drama :) … but now I’m like, what are they even going to do in 16 episodes?! Haha!
Do 14-year-olds really act like this?
It would’ve been a lot more believable if they were a bit older… like 16 or 17!
And I’ve got a feeling his mom is hiding something.!
And honestly, people will always have different opinions about any ending, because each viewer has their own expectations and perspective :)
Personally, I think the ending was satisfying overall—solid 9/10.
I actually started this drama for Ji Chang Wook—I’m always excited to see how he’ll master his upcoming roles.
But honestly, I ended up becoming a fan of Do Kyung-soo… he was amazing right until the end.
I feel like he really enjoyed playing this character, haha! I even replayed some scenes just to watch his acting again.
And then… where’s Nanny?!
And after seeing how brilliant he is here, I’m definitely going to watch 100 Days My Prince next. 😁
I'm nothing, Hyun-jun.
Keep living in that delusion if you want.
- Tae Pung"
Successful people are usually busy minding their own business — it’s the unsuccessful ones who get caught up in others.
The tunnel scene was amazing!
Also, I haven’t really watched many works by Do Kyung-soo except the movie My Annoying Brother,
but honestly, he totally nailed the psycho role here… I think his calm tone really suited the character!
And shout-out to Kwang-soo for his performance 😁👏
"write a wish coupon on her palm"!!!
Hahaha she broke Tae Pung’s heart in just a few seconds!
I know Mi Seon likes Tae Pung, but I think she never really trusted that his feelings for her were real — she probably thought he was just a flirt.
I just want them to go back to Korea already!
And the chemistry between LJH and KMH is so good! Their scenes feel so natural that I’m starting to wonder if they even remember there’s a camera filming them hahaha!
The most annoying thing is Tae Bong’s reaction the whole time! … Isn’t he the CEO?!!