Nobody force her to sell her body. She had a family, they had enough money, she just want to buy expensive stuffs…
It doesn't matter if she had family or not. But she had an aunt, it was mentioned. I'm not saying that the main lead was good, but Min Hee has to take some responsibility. First of all, she was the one who decided to sell her body to buy stuff for her boyfriend. (SHE ALSO CHEATED ON HIM)No one forced her, and the main lead didnt know her personally. And even if the main lead never created this app, she was going to find another way to sell her body. Cant blame this solely on him. THIS WHOLE Thing started because she was underage. If she was that desperate, at least wait until youre old enough. The main lead nicely fired her, but she didn't want to leave. Second, she met a blacklisted person and then refused to get help for her problems. She kept bothering everyone around her. Finally, she was rude to the main lead, without knowing that he was behind everything. She was a bad person in general. Taking all her hatred out on innocent people. She yells and is rude to her classmates. She also took him to meet Lee Hang to beg for money. She didn't tell him what her plans were and wanted him to defend her wtf? And when he got kidnapped by the gangster she didn't even apologize. He saw something traumtaic because of her...but she is like "Im the victim" " SHE IS NOT A GOOD PERSON.
Really good! I just HATED MinHe. Her character was trass. She always acted like a victim and didn't apologize for cheating. Did he force you to sell your body? No, and yet she blamed everyone but herself. She even blamed her boyfriend haha. She was the one who met a blacklistedperson. What did she expect? TAKE SOME RESPONIBILTY. And when she and the main lead was hit by gangsers. She didnt apoilogise for bringing him there.
WHY THE FUCK DID THEY TRY TO MAKE IT A LESBIAN STORY? BETWEEN CHA HYUN AND THAT OTHER BITCH. The "i will show you a bad girl" song is SO CRINGY! Cha hyun being violent is not cool at all. Were they trying to make it as somehing positiv and woman empowerment? Smaching the car in ep 5 was just immature.
It’s crazy how people ship Sae Ro Yi with Oh Soo Ah.I understand that it was his childhood crush and that he liked her for 10 years (just because of some high school memories, made absolutly no sense to me), but there’s a reason for why nothing happened in 10 years. If they really liked each other they would’ve made it happened. First of all, accepting the job at the company was a huge betrayal, and working for someone who made Sae Ro Yi’s life is disgusting, even though she admitted that it hurt her. She had good grades, opportunities but she chose the easy way out. I found it weird that she rarely visited Sae Ro when he was in prison and that they didn’t keep in touch with each other for 7 years, She could’ve helped him save money for the pub and contributed and supported to help him achieve his dream. But she did nothing. Only watched, never gave anything and accepted things from him. She had a lot of power and could’ve made Geun won confess and THE WORST PART she should’ve submitted the evidence she collected from the beginning instead of waiting 10 years. She was just selfish and cowardly and did not deserve to be with the male lead. She was like “Poor me, save me” I hate character that only complain, and do not take matter into their own hands.
Let’s talk about Jo Yi Seo. I didn’t like how she was obsessed and selfish with him, and every choice and action were for Sae Ro Yi. For example: She started to do business for him and gave up on college, took advantage of Geun Soo, worked for only him. Where are her personal dreams? It was too much. She was too depended on him and rarely had a life on her own. I hated how she kept pushing her love for him when he told her not to. She had been forcing her love on him for years. It was weird, annoying, and childishly whiny. She didn’t respect his choice, and got mad at him when he was with Jo Yi So. She has no right to make him feel bad. Its more than enough to confess your feeling once, and then you must keep it for yourself since it’s your problem. You don’t have to flirt with him. tell him that you love him and make it awkward when he just wants to be friends. This tells me that she has no respect. Her “I don’t take a no for an answer” mentality was bad. I liked how brave, independent, and smart she was. But her IDGF attitude was rude, and nothing can justify that she had no compassion and only cared about herself (except for Jo Yi Seo) But a good person isn’t only good to a specific number of people, but to people around them without an ulterior motive. She was a bad friend to Geun Soo from the beginning, I felt bad for him.
From the very beginning, I knew Sae Ro Yi was going to end up with Jo Yi Seo. Not because she is the first female lead, but because of the depth in their conversations, how they support each other and how he looked at her. I liked the scene when Seo Ro Yi opened the safe and went through what Yi Seo wrote and realised his feeling for her. It was emotional and cute that he realized that she been there all along, how he wouldn’t be where he is today without her and how much she helped him. But I wish their romance was a slower process and that Ro Yi` sudden focus on romance was slower too. And that Yi Seo developed herself more before their relationship started. For starters I wish she realized that forcing your love on someone isn’t going to make them yours, and that you should respect when people don’t reciprocal your feelings.
Other things that bothered me: the transgender was female, I was really confused since I thought she was a female from the beginning. Levi and the grandma’s story were unrealistic. What’s the chance for them to have a connection? And her living in the neighbourhood and at the same time be filthy rich. Weird, just weird. I also felt like the other characters didn’t contribute much to the business and that it wouldn’t make a huge difference without them.
I hated how the CEO got sick in the end and was going to die. It was a cliché twist to move the plot forward. I really wanted him to suffer, he doesn’t deserve to die after 6 months. I wasn’t a huge fan of the kidnapping; the villains were lame, and the issue could’ve been resolved if they called the police from the start. Sae Ro Yi lost every sense and jumped at it without a plan or a weapon. And when they ran from the gangsters, he suddenly confessed to DaMi. That was so stupid and made no sense. Not romantic since i couldn’t enjoy the scene, i was focused on the gangsters. Poor writing. It was like they tried to squeeze everything in one scene. Another example of poor writing was how he had a long conversation with the chairman when she was captured? I was like, hurry the fuck up. It’s not like you have all the time in the world. But I liked that he kneeled at the end. He finally understood that revenge and pride isn’t everything. He regretted devoting and wasting his life to follow the footsteps of someone who wasn’t worth it. It was a powerful scene. He was the one who kneeled, yet he held all the power. He was composed and crushed the CEO with his words. Even though you don’t agree with me about the character development. It still wasn’t out of character because a life was at stake and that can’t get compared to the beginning when it was only education and a job.
I found myself cringing when the drama forced itself to be unique/original and the whole Itaewon, foreigners’ concept was a bit cringey. But it was a fun watch with interesting/different character (Some needed more development, since I felt like they were statues) It was predictable at times, repetitive and boring. Especially the last episodes, they felt out of place. The OST fit the scenes, and I really liked the piano melody/music. There were some scenes that made me squeal of joy, and some scenes that me emotional. The feels hit me hard. I felt anger towards the people who made his life a living hell. I really loved Sa Ro Yi and he felt like a real human being. His traits, habits and reactions felt real. I hope he’s happy and finds true happiness. (I know he isn’t real)
Overall, I enjoyed following the journey of the main character and I was excited for the next episode. I watched the whole thing without regret and that itself is a good thing.
This show is stupid. She haunted them for 5 years, came back from the dead and not only lied to everyone but made Gang Wha lie to his current wife, oh and made the friend lie to MJ as well.Yu Ri hasn't been on a coma, nor has amnesia; she didn't die a week ago... She died 5 years ago and has been in that family as a ghost for that long seing everything... That's a horror movie plot. She chose to be a ghost for five years, so I have no sympathy for that. She should’ve accepted her death and moved on instead of lingering around Gang Wha when he re-married and lived with another woman. She stayed in the house with them and listened to every conversation. She did everyday stuff with them. She even sat and watched tv with them. That’s hella creepy. She is a stalker ghost. When she got brought back to life, she accomplished nothing. All she did was cry and cry. Its also her fault that See Who sees ghosts I get that people sympathize with YR since she was the one who died but she had 5 years to accept her own death and move on. She didn't, she only brought a heavy issue to her daughter and now is destroying a marriage.
Ji Ho from the first moment we met her was cast as the perpetual victim. First she was a victim of her family,…
The worst part is how people think that their story and relationship is goals. Their relationship is far from it. They never had a real conversation and they “fell in love” without knowing basic things about each other. She got away with things from the very beginning and never properly apologised or realized that what she did was wrong. I AGREE WITH EVERYTHING YOU SAID. Glad that people like you exist.
Ji Ho from the first moment we met her was cast as the perpetual victim. First she was a victim of her family,…
What she did at the end was awful, especially after knowing that he was going to propose. She hurt him and the worst part was how she came back and invaded his space without asking! And when she smiled when he cried. WTF. She just expected him to forgive her. She left for months without calling or giving a decent explanation. And when she was “ready” she went back to him, acting like nothing happened. DISGUSTING. OVERDRAMTIC AND ATTENTION SEEKING. She didn’t accept him for who he was and never communicated about what she wanted. Yet she got disappointed when he didn’t respond. In her mind, It was always his fault and she was the princess who could do nothing wrong. It was always him that made the first move. And she never respected his boundaries. In conclusion, See Hee deserved better.
I hate the third main couple. She kept talking about how she trained him and changed him. And how she is going to turn him into a perfect man. What gives her the right to da that? He’s not her puppy. Their relationship was toxic, and I was sad that they got together in the end. She was always angry and pressured him. She got mad at and didn’t listen when he talked about things he was passionate about. EVERYTHING HAD TO BE ABOUT HER. She didnt respect him and used different tactiks to change his mind. DUSGUSTING! She also expected him to read her mind. They just don’t fit together; A person should have more goals than just get married and she was selfish. (im tired so im not going to edit this)
Let’s talk about Jo Yi Seo. I didn’t like how she was obsessed and selfish with him, and every choice and action were for Sae Ro Yi. For example: She started to do business for him and gave up on college, took advantage of Geun Soo, worked for only him. Where are her personal dreams? It was too much. She was too depended on him and rarely had a life on her own. I hated how she kept pushing her love for him when he told her not to. She had been forcing her love on him for years. It was weird, annoying, and childishly whiny. She didn’t respect his choice, and got mad at him when he was with Jo Yi So. She has no right to make him feel bad. Its more than enough to confess your feeling once, and then you must keep it for yourself since it’s your problem. You don’t have to flirt with him. tell him that you love him and make it awkward when he just wants to be friends. This tells me that she has no respect. Her “I don’t take a no for an answer” mentality was bad. I liked how brave, independent, and smart she was. But her IDGF attitude was rude, and nothing can justify that she had no compassion and only cared about herself (except for Jo Yi Seo) But a good person isn’t only good to a specific number of people, but to people around them without an ulterior motive. She was a bad friend to Geun Soo from the beginning, I felt bad for him.
From the very beginning, I knew Sae Ro Yi was going to end up with Jo Yi Seo. Not because she is the first female lead, but because of the depth in their conversations, how they support each other and how he looked at her. I liked the scene when Seo Ro Yi opened the safe and went through what Yi Seo wrote and realised his feeling for her. It was emotional and cute that he realized that she been there all along, how he wouldn’t be where he is today without her and how much she helped him. But I wish their romance was a slower process and that Ro Yi` sudden focus on romance was slower too. And that Yi Seo developed herself more before their relationship started. For starters I wish she realized that forcing your love on someone isn’t going to make them yours, and that you should respect when people don’t reciprocal your feelings.
Other things that bothered me: the transgender was female, I was really confused since I thought she was a female from the beginning. Levi and the grandma’s story were unrealistic. What’s the chance for them to have a connection? And her living in the neighbourhood and at the same time be filthy rich. Weird, just weird. I also felt like the other characters didn’t contribute much to the business and that it wouldn’t make a huge difference without them.
I hated how the CEO got sick in the end and was going to die. It was a cliché twist to move the plot forward. I really wanted him to suffer, he doesn’t deserve to die after 6 months. I wasn’t a huge fan of the kidnapping; the villains were lame, and the issue could’ve been resolved if they called the police from the start. Sae Ro Yi lost every sense and jumped at it without a plan or a weapon. And when they ran from the gangsters, he suddenly confessed to DaMi. That was so stupid and made no sense. Not romantic since i couldn’t enjoy the scene, i was focused on the gangsters. Poor writing. It was like they tried to squeeze everything in one scene. Another example of poor writing was how he had a long conversation with the chairman when she was captured? I was like, hurry the fuck up. It’s not like you have all the time in the world. But I liked that he kneeled at the end. He finally understood that revenge and pride isn’t everything. He regretted devoting and wasting his life to follow the footsteps of someone who wasn’t worth it. It was a powerful scene. He was the one who kneeled, yet he held all the power. He was composed and crushed the CEO with his words. Even though you don’t agree with me about the character development. It still wasn’t out of character because a life was at stake and that can’t get compared to the beginning when it was only education and a job.
I found myself cringing when the drama forced itself to be unique/original and the whole Itaewon, foreigners’ concept was a bit cringey. But it was a fun watch with interesting/different character (Some needed more development, since I felt like they were statues) It was predictable at times, repetitive and boring. Especially the last episodes, they felt out of place. The OST fit the scenes, and I really liked the piano melody/music. There were some scenes that made me squeal of joy, and some scenes that me emotional. The feels hit me hard. I felt anger towards the people who made his life a living hell. I really loved Sa Ro Yi and he felt like a real human being. His traits, habits and reactions felt real. I hope he’s happy and finds true happiness. (I know he isn’t real)
Overall, I enjoyed following the journey of the main character and I was excited for the next episode. I watched the whole thing without regret and that itself is a good thing.
I get that people sympathize with YR since she was the one who died but she had 5 years to accept her own death and move on. She didn't, she only brought a heavy issue to her daughter and now is destroying a marriage.