I think the use of barren for her isn’t correct. If she was indeed barren she wouldn’t have even been a candidate for IVF (been there, done that test). It’s probably better to say he is infertile - most likely low sperm count. Depending on the percentage of his low speed count would determine if it was even viable for them to do IVF using his sperm. It has not said if they used his or a donor - we just don’t know at this point other than their infertility is his, not hers. Infertility doesn’t always mean you can’t get pregnant, just means certain issues can make it harder for you to get pregnant.
idk, actually. There is also the plot seed (harhar) of him having met his old flame who will start working in…
I have another theory for that donor trope - he thinks he can’t have kids but in light of these 2 times he’s been told he is a father/will be a father, he gets tested - YC’s wife dies IVF without his permission and they use uncle’s sample in error. I just don’t think, from how she is so snobbish in her status, that she would deliberately choose uncle to father a child for her. 🤷🏼♀️ just my thoughts on that.
lol its terrible romanization. just like 'Bo ra, Deborah' and plenty more.
More like KINGdom Land. Since the group is the King group the emphasis would be King and playing off of that. The King Group has their own kingdom so Kingdomland makes sense to me.
"King the Land" is a literal title of drama (English phrase written in Korean). I think its either dropped "of"…
For me I would not use it that way nor would I, as a native English speaking person, understand it being used in that way. Not sure why a teacher would say that. If it doesn’t make sense then it loses its meaning. JMO though. Others may feel differently.
lol its terrible romanization. just like 'Bo ra, Deborah' and plenty more.
We know Korean sentence structures are different from English sentence structures. English is Subject-verb-object. Korean is Subject-object-verb. It took me a while to get use to that.
"King the Land" is a literal title of drama (English phrase written in Korean). I think its either dropped "of"…
I’ve never dropped “of” in sentences like this. It makes the whole structure take on a totally different meaning. One, the woman - added comma makes it seem like the woman’s name is One. So One becomes the noun and subject. Without the comma the sentence is incomplete. But even if you add of - One of the Woman, it’s still incorrect because then it should be a plural sentence - one of indicates just one of more - so the sentence should then be One of the WomEn -plural. So yeah, the translations are a tad off for native English speakers.
If it wasn’t for Real, they would have never met so…… 🤷🏼♀️ she is looking at the wrong way.…
😂 i am wondering if the step-dad will bring JH back. He may run into him in the US and want him to be an investor for the company. I was thinking about that this morning.
In the synopsis it says King of the Land is the VVIP business lounge for wealthy hoteliers - so maybe this title should have been King of the Land - 🤷🏼♀️
“King of the Land is a VVIP business lounge, a paradise catering to wealthy hoteliers. It is owned by The King Group, with hotels, distribution companies, and an airline in its portfolio. “
If it wasn’t for Real, they would have never met so…… 🤷🏼♀️ she is looking at the wrong way.…
Lol I had forgotten the car issue. So really they should thank JH and SJ - without them cheating, they would have never met. Imagine SJ’s reaction to THAT!
“King of the Land is a VVIP business lounge, a paradise catering to wealthy hoteliers. It is owned by The King Group, with hotels, distribution companies, and an airline in its portfolio. “