Is ML and his sister are step siblings , as she doesn't care about his mother and she doesn't see him as brother
They are half siblings - they have the same biological father. The sister is the ML father's affair child that he just brought home one day. (Step siblings would mean they only became siblings by their parent marrying, but have no biological relation.)
The sister is so vile. I though that not inviting the FL was bad, but episode 2, just wow. I really hope they do not try to “redeem” her like a lot of kdrama do. What she did is absolutely unforgivable.
When the "fiancé" was nagging her about not breaking up because she would be divorced before getting married ... I wish she told him she could just become a widow instead. What an asshat.
1. What the diff between half and step?2. Where's the hint?3. Water always scares me.4. 10 years ago?5. How about…
Half brothers share a parent as in they are biologically related, while stepbrothers are just connected by their parents' marriage - no blood relation. Kathryn is probably implying that Sunwoo Hae's father was having a second family way before his mother died...
dude can someone explain where dafaq the fire came from at the end of ep 3?? 💀
The evil rich girl probably set it. You can see it in the recap of the original story in episode 1. — ML and FL meet when she nearly falls into the water — The evil SFL confronts the FL and throws water into her face — Jealousy sweet potato scene with the SML after he saves her from bandits — SFL sets fire and the ML saves the FL — Wedding
As you can see we are still following the novel even if the new FL is bringing a twist into it.
Seeing how much the ML likes her crazy personality, I am really surprised how his relationship with the original FL was supposed to go. She seems way too calm and normal for him: he would be bored to death with her.
Firstly, are you using this symbol to mean 'ok' 👌(its positive meaning) or 'wp' (its misappropriated negative,…
It is neither. When you say "I am this close to losing it" you usually indicate “how close” with your fingers: you hold your index finger and your thumb about an inch (or less) apart. This is supposed to indicate that you are very very close to losing your reason due to anger or annoyance. Venus just used the emoji to symbolize this.
The childhood connection trope is really not very popular on MDL and a lot of people are frustrated that it appears in almost all kdramas.
What I don't understand is why they did not just transfer her to a branch in a different city or offer to pay…
In my opinion, making her hate the company was a risky strategy. Instead of placating her with money and covering themselves with her signing a non-disclosure, they made sure she despises the company as much as her ex. Especially, since they made it impossible for her to find another job in the field. If the FL had a different personality, this would have made her want to take revenge. And she had more than enough proof of her relationship (phone messages, photos, etc.) to drag KS and his rich wife (and consequently the company) through the mud in the yellow press. Which is exactly the thing they were trying to avoid ...
"2nd point, I guess, is about FL herself. She is not someone to quit her job for, which she puts everything for just a cheater." How would the ML (who decided on the strategy) know that, though. It is not like they tried anything but the most extreme method. And transferring does not make you "someone". She did get moved to another team, so what's the difference to getting moved to another city instead. But really, a non-disclosure agreement would be the most logical step.
What I don't understand is why they did not just transfer her to a branch in a different city or offer to pay her a generous severance pay if she quit. I'm sure she would have been more than happy to get away from her cheating ex. And both ways would be legal, easy and most importantly not completely inhumane. Also, they pretty much ruined the ML with this. He was all okay with doing it and felt absolutely no regret until he fell in love with his victim. And who knows how many others he did something similar to. How are we supposed to root for them now???
Ki Se is scum and I hope he gets nothing in the end. Imagine cheating on your fiancee with your boss's daughter,…
Don't forget, he also seems to have distanced himself from his family: because they disapproved of his cheating or for them not being posh enough in front of his rich in-laws. It is really infuriating that the writer seems to want us to feel sorry for him. Ugh.
(Step siblings would mean they only became siblings by their parent marrying, but have no biological relation.)
I really hope they do not try to “redeem” her like a lot of kdrama do. What she did is absolutely unforgivable.
Kathryn is probably implying that Sunwoo Hae's father was having a second family way before his mother died...
— ML and FL meet when she nearly falls into the water
— The evil SFL confronts the FL and throws water into her face
— Jealousy sweet potato scene with the SML after he saves her from bandits
— SFL sets fire and the ML saves the FL
— Wedding
As you can see we are still following the novel even if the new FL is bringing a twist into it.
The childhood connection trope is really not very popular on MDL and a lot of people are frustrated that it appears in almost all kdramas.
If the FL had a different personality, this would have made her want to take revenge. And she had more than enough proof of her relationship (phone messages, photos, etc.) to drag KS and his rich wife (and consequently the company) through the mud in the yellow press. Which is exactly the thing they were trying to avoid ...
"2nd point, I guess, is about FL herself. She is not someone to quit her job for, which she puts everything for just a cheater."
How would the ML (who decided on the strategy) know that, though. It is not like they tried anything but the most extreme method. And transferring does not make you "someone". She did get moved to another team, so what's the difference to getting moved to another city instead.
But really, a non-disclosure agreement would be the most logical step.
Also, they pretty much ruined the ML with this. He was all okay with doing it and felt absolutely no regret until he fell in love with his victim. And who knows how many others he did something similar to. How are we supposed to root for them now???
It is really infuriating that the writer seems to want us to feel sorry for him. Ugh.