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I looked at it as not her actual line of reasoning, but that something that could be sold to the public and they would actually accept it. I mean they're lawyers and they wanted the public opinion to change, and this was the fastest way to resolve this, unless someone actually started a revolution. I mean she did search out trash guys and hook up with them, but not with a sense of justice, and even if other people were helped due to it, it was an byproduct not the reason, but hey, the public doesn't need to know that. It is the same illogical reasoning that makes 'fans' believe they have the right to judge their star's relationship whatsoever or even the fact that it 'needs' to made public so as to not cause any scandals in future.

Korea or more specifically Asian society as an whole. They painted a pretty realistic picture, there was no other way for the relationship to work unless the society magically accepts the fact sex is normal. I mean my generation kind of gets it, but the older generation won't, they might accept it or pretend to, but they're hardwired to think it's taboo.

Nope. Nope. Unless you can watch nevertheless with them. It's lighter than that.

So while this is presented in a very light hearted manner, there's one actually multiple points that I really appreciated about this drama. This began with the trope 'Most men are cheaters' & 'Most women are gold diggers', and I was like fine, this is a drama so they'll probably end up together in love. Which they did, and that would have been it, but this drama proceeds to crush these stereotypes, and shows the good in people. It might not mean much to many viewers, but when in the end the ex and the whole law male composed law firm came together as bros to help her out, that really brought a tear to my eye as a guy, ngl. Also many subtle double standards are so brazenly highlighted. Like when the FL is shamed for dating around while guys are not, like there are shows that show independent strong FLs but they bank on the fact that "She isn't like other girls and more like guys", here though, she's fully confident about being a woman and about her choices when she says, "If I cheated judge my personality, it's not because I'm a woman". Then there's whole sexist law firm, but the people were again surprisingly nice. Also bonus points for the 0% manipulation/hiding and lying because the other partner might get hurt and 100% transparency and honestly of the relationship.

Wait, what? How? I mean it'd kinda make sense, but is there any evidence shown yet?

I get why Hae-Yi wants to clarify the truth, but it really rubs me off the wrong way she keeps telling everyone & herself that she's not her mom. Like stick to one narrative, either Auntie or Mom, even parents have emotions! Plus it's not like FL ever told her to call her mom, it was her own decision, so she better stick to it. Every time Hae-Yi saying she's not her mom, kills me a little inside.

Please tell me that ML & FL stay good people till ep8 atleast. This ML is awesome, really love is expression and emotions. Also, stop with the victim blaming. No amount of emotional soundtrack is going to make me feel a shred of pity for the assaulters. I kinda feel slightly bad for the parents but not even 0.01% blame lies with the victim. They have their own trauma to deal with which they haven't been able to process. On top of it, people are guilting them of their perpetrator's deaths. What bs is this? The trolley analogy works when you don't know the backstories of the people on either tracks. If you get to know about them, it heavily influences your answer. Like if the 5 people were criminals, you'd probably not hesitate to change its course. Same as you'll probably switch tracks, if that one person was a criminal. It works similarly for family/friends. Like if that 1 person or 1 in the other 5 were your family or friend.

S1 last year? Sure. S2, not even close. For me atleast.

Yep, every couple got together. People are pregnant. The single's (2nd leads) have started looking for potential matches, except Yul. He is totally engrossed in his current leadership role.

He didn't escape, the gate was left open. The queen and that guy entered there to look for him. I'm assuming the gate can only be closed/opened from the outside, hence a jail. Naksu could freely manipulate the are because, the soul inside her, was originally the creator of the place. But as I said, the logic probably wouldn't make any sense, as it was a plot device after all.

So, ending was kinda meh for me. Wait hear me out. See the whole plot in S1 revolved around Naksu. In S2, the main focus was pretty vague. Post ep 6, I gave up making sense what was happening. So many details mentioned in the last episodes and used as plot devices just so the story somehow makes sense. I'm talking about the bells, the phoenix, 2nd ice stone, Gwido (a jail for sorcerers that magically appeared in S2), etc. And while ending the fine and all, post S1, I wanted some action with Naksu. I was expecting some crazy badass dual team fighting with Uk along with Naksu. Uk with his Hansu and ice powers, Naksu with tansu and divine powers. Something like when Kakashi used both sharingans in the end (Naruto refrence). But she just left holding a plate, and UK finished the bird with an arrow. Not a sword but an arrow. And just a single one at that.

Lmao, it seems people forget about Master Lee all the time. He's also one.

Edit: So ya basically, it lost the momentum gradually towards the end.

Damn, this is sexy. The story is fucking awesome! Gives me 'You' vibes. Can't wait for S2.

I really want to like this drama but every time I feel close to that there's some fucking twist that feel like pinprick on my body. At first it was fine, but man there are so many twists, it's getting annoying! The most annoying thing would probably be making fun of the cheating that's been happening. Granted the root cause is the lack of communication between the partners, but man all the relationships are so fragile like everything has been held together by a thin single thread. If it snaps, everything will come crashing down.

This better not be a rushed ending. I was happy with the pacing until I realised there's just 10 episodes, I assumed it'd be atleast 16. Also at this point it's clear that we still aren't done with bu-yeon's soul. They unfortunately likely will give a killer frost ending (the flash refrence) and both souls will probably continue to live in the same body, but switching personalities. Lady Jin won't lose her daughter, Uk won't lose Naksu.

Lol, everything is possible with modern science.

I would have really loved a S2 even a one-off or a 4-episode one. This and Vagabond will forever be on my mind just because of the unresolved endings.

Honestly, I would have preferred him alive too. Yes he would have probably got away with probation and a fine. But then everyone would know about him in the school, he would have been ostracized. After many hellish days like this, then one day when he's on his way to home, some random guy (FL's brother's bf or the bullied presumed pregnant female ex-student's bf or the assaulted girl, anyone really) brushes against him and kills him before he realises right on the middle of the street. I know a similar scene happened in a drama, but I can't seem to remember it.

This kinda turned meh to me from the mid episodes. Also the ending. To me it's like the korean version of riverdale, kids trying to be way oversmart and making cops like stupid people.