Trying to figure out how sister had a child while in a wheelchair? I guess she was not injured as a teen but when…
Why a disabled person cannot have a child?
I think the events are in the following order: ML's dad dies and ML's sister gets injured, the sister has a relationship with someone, the sister gives birth, the sister gets abandoned by the child's father, the sister has mental breakdown, ML starts to take care of the child and the sister goes somewhere (hence the child thinks of him as her dad), the sister comes back, events of the drama.
So in short the sister was disabled since the accident but she had a child later on and mental breakdown after being abandoned by her SO.
However, that's mostly based on my assumptions. I might be wrong :v
No one will ever hate Ling Rui and his family as much as me. I watched this 100 times since it came out and I…
In my head cannon that were empty threats. In reality he sues her for custody, she buys a plane ticket and good luck getting the kid :v
But yeah, it ticked me off too a bit.
But what pissed me off more is when FL was willing to sign an unfair lease agreement just because ML felt insecure. I just started imagining her going broke and him actually getting custody of the kid. Perfect revenge plot xD
Ep 34Gao spent 3 years getting everything ready for his revenge and actually gets it done. Takes the company away…
Cdramas tend to do the most ridiculous redemption arcs lol
I'm willing to ignore this subplot. After all even though they lost the company they're still rich, just a little less rich. As for FL, leaving the company wasn't the main cause. FL just suddenly got more crazy than usual and bailed; that's also out of character as far as I'm concerned.
Anyways, I still really liked this drama but I acknowledge that its quality (read: writing) dropped a bit starting from episode ~23
4 episodes in: It's a mediocre drama. It's not bad but it's not good either.
FL is overly naive. She was taken advantage of again and again while learning nothing.
SFL is a typical cartoonish villain. After destroying FL's career she sees her suicide attempt I'm the news and she's like "I need her to sign slave contract so she can properly end herself". Like, wtf
ML just kinda exists. The way his character is presented I'm not curious about him at all.
I really like the premise of this show but the writing is not delivering, it's feels flat.
This might seem like a hate comment but I don't mean it that way. I'm just taking this drama for what it is; it's fine if you don't expect something excellent
Great potential, great comedy but editing and side plots made it mediocre.
Editing in the pilot episode was terrible. Starting from episode 3 it was fine but still felt forced.
The ending episodes. I'm pretty sure they cut big chunk of plot because what do you mean you're gonna sell your house just to repay your ex for helping you find a job? Furthermore this drama is slow AF but somehow they made it feel rushed in the last 2 episodes.
Side plots. The whole subplot with Jun should have been cut. It's not funny, not interesting, no chemistry. There was all that build up and then boom a scene where they're suddenly together which happens off screen.
Parents. It felt weird to see minimal interactions between FL and ML's father and no interaction between her father and ML.
So yeah, great main characters, great chemistry but weak script and editing
It doesn't matter if she did anything wrong. Her friend made a scene which offended the client so the root cause is FL unfortunately.
Employer doesn't care who's really to blame.
However, I don't really see a point of making her apologize. The client won't care. Her boss is just being an ass.
Tbh I never liked her boss. I think she's full of shit. She pretends to care about FL but she really doesn't. It's like she's playing with FL. If FL survives then good, if not then whatever
Some people complaining about ML not able to do chores or cook, dude he was born with a silver spoon, his dad…
It's not that he can't. He straight up refuses to try.
Furthermore, in today's episode he said something like "I let my pride go down the drain. That's true love" when he talked about washing dishes and letting the FL wash his shirt instead of dry cleaning like always.
As for comparing it to FL being unable to cook. There is a difference between not cooking and expecting your partner to do all the housework...
I like the drama but I must say I had higher hopes for the FL.
When it started FL's new beginning was implied but it's going in circles.
She gets the job, she acts out, she almost loses the job, now her friend acts out, she will probably take a hit again, and so on...
I hope it ends soon because it's almost half the show and there is little development in her career.
Furthermore the subplot with mommy's boy is supposed to be funny but it's boring and annoying.
However, the leads are consistently great. Even though ML's inability to do anything is getting old a little, it makes a great comedy along with their bickering
Perfect, hope they won't mess this up
Outstanding comedy, crazy FL in a good way, great ML and side characters, perfect OST.
I remember when I first started this drama and after 5 minutes I knew that I'm gonna love it. The opening was spectacular
But it's one sided so it has no yuck effect. Pretty well handled in my opinion
I think the events are in the following order: ML's dad dies and ML's sister gets injured, the sister has a relationship with someone, the sister gives birth, the sister gets abandoned by the child's father, the sister has mental breakdown, ML starts to take care of the child and the sister goes somewhere (hence the child thinks of him as her dad), the sister comes back, events of the drama.
So in short the sister was disabled since the accident but she had a child later on and mental breakdown after being abandoned by her SO.
However, that's mostly based on my assumptions. I might be wrong :v
The story started moving, characters are being developed, it's more interesting
But yeah, it ticked me off too a bit.
But what pissed me off more is when FL was willing to sign an unfair lease agreement just because ML felt insecure. I just started imagining her going broke and him actually getting custody of the kid. Perfect revenge plot xD
I'm willing to ignore this subplot. After all even though they lost the company they're still rich, just a little less rich. As for FL, leaving the company wasn't the main cause. FL just suddenly got more crazy than usual and bailed; that's also out of character as far as I'm concerned.
Anyways, I still really liked this drama but I acknowledge that its quality (read: writing) dropped a bit starting from episode ~23
Don't get me wrong it's still pretty good but when you taste gold it's hard to come back to silver.
Anyways, it's funny with strong (and crazy; I need some of her madness in my life) FL.
Try it. If you don't like the first 2-4 episodes then it's not for you
FL is overly naive. She was taken advantage of again and again while learning nothing.
SFL is a typical cartoonish villain. After destroying FL's career she sees her suicide attempt I'm the news and she's like "I need her to sign slave contract so she can properly end herself". Like, wtf
ML just kinda exists. The way his character is presented I'm not curious about him at all.
I really like the premise of this show but the writing is not delivering, it's feels flat.
This might seem like a hate comment but I don't mean it that way. I'm just taking this drama for what it is; it's fine if you don't expect something excellent
As soon as the page opened and I glanced over the cast I gasped...
I'm gonna stick around for now. Maybe the next 2 will be better after they're done with the world building
Editing in the pilot episode was terrible. Starting from episode 3 it was fine but still felt forced.
The ending episodes. I'm pretty sure they cut big chunk of plot because what do you mean you're gonna sell your house just to repay your ex for helping you find a job? Furthermore this drama is slow AF but somehow they made it feel rushed in the last 2 episodes.
Side plots. The whole subplot with Jun should have been cut. It's not funny, not interesting, no chemistry. There was all that build up and then boom a scene where they're suddenly together which happens off screen.
Parents. It felt weird to see minimal interactions between FL and ML's father and no interaction between her father and ML.
So yeah, great main characters, great chemistry but weak script and editing
She lost the job again lol
At this point it's not annoying anymore, it's funny
She has a job, she loses the job, she earns a better job, she almost loses the job, she proves herself again, she loses the job/project (ep24)
Ffs how many times are they gonna pull this bs?
PS
I'm still loving the leads bickering. I'm just disappointed to see FL's career path; it's beyond annoying
Employer doesn't care who's really to blame.
However, I don't really see a point of making her apologize. The client won't care. Her boss is just being an ass.
Tbh I never liked her boss. I think she's full of shit. She pretends to care about FL but she really doesn't. It's like she's playing with FL. If FL survives then good, if not then whatever
Furthermore, in today's episode he said something like "I let my pride go down the drain. That's true love" when he talked about washing dishes and letting the FL wash his shirt instead of dry cleaning like always.
As for comparing it to FL being unable to cook. There is a difference between not cooking and expecting your partner to do all the housework...
When it started FL's new beginning was implied but it's going in circles.
She gets the job, she acts out, she almost loses the job, now her friend acts out, she will probably take a hit again, and so on...
I hope it ends soon because it's almost half the show and there is little development in her career.
Furthermore the subplot with mommy's boy is supposed to be funny but it's boring and annoying.
However, the leads are consistently great. Even though ML's inability to do anything is getting old a little, it makes a great comedy along with their bickering
The issues aren't even that severe.
People are just overanalyzing like it's some great Tolkien work
If you're considering watching this ignore all the salty reviews and try an episode for yourself. I liked it from the pilot
PS
Yes, they used AI. No need to mention it every 3rd comment ffs