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I mean I get you, but I don't think that'll be the case here, there's really no room for misunderstandings as leads clearly hate their exes. Unless they introduce new characters, I think it'll only be the 2nd leads that have misunderstandings. I'd honestly be really disappointed if leads got back with exes or made a mistake just for one night.

That I agree with, FL is the one who is awkward and clumsy, not ML.

The cheating aspect aside, I feel yoo-jin is way too pampered. Keeping the dishes away after eating is like basic manners. Plus she can't even be bothered to take out the trash after he cleaned up the huge mess, and then she misses her ex because he wouldn't even allow her to touch trash! Wth. She doesn't want to date a person, she wants a full time housekeeper who works for free and also goes to work. I'm kinda glad they reversed the gender roles. It makes you realise how much housewives suffer, more so if they are working.

People either break it or make it under pressure, it's a known fact. So, the competition between them will indeed fuel her drive to outperform her. But I low-key feel sad for Yu-Rim overall, like she was destroyed in her childhood match while hee doo was hailed a genius. And when she finally achieved something her past competition comes back, and it she feels threatened that hee-do will steal her place. But it is really difficult to not like hee-do due to her diligent, cheerful and innocent nature.

Are Korea and China, as a nation, in a feud? I, as an outsider, seem to find it interesting and fun when korean actors speak in Chinese or vice versa. The languages are different so it's refreshing.

Ok, who wrote that handshake scene after sex scene. For some reason, that was really hilarious to me. Also, I guess you can't totally take out the player out of si-woo, it seems (flashback nevertheless). When he held ha-kyung's dropping sheets, I was rotf.

Unless you personally have experience with the weather industry, I don't think you should judge her by this one miss. This event was a first precedent as they already said and she was sitting in the archive comparing this to previous forecasts if they had happened before like the others did. While si-woo, on the other hand used existing current data of the globe with all variables and estimated the result. It is necessary to focus on the fact that ha-kyung is shown to be normal average person and also same as her, not one from her colleagues including the meteorological dept. guy and also her senior didn't figure that out. But si-woo on the other hand is obviously a self proclaimed genius who doesn't even miss a minor oddity, so I think it's unfair to compare them.

I share a Netflix account with my family and it is sad I can't even like the movie in Netflix, as it will give me similar recommendations or they might figure out I liked it if they ever come accross the movie.

This was decently good but could have been better. The scenes were filmed nicely, but the interlinking of the scenes was rushed. It was realistic till before the last 15 minutes and then ended with a kdrama ending, I guess it was to reduce kink-shaming. I guess manhwa was n times better, seeing the unhappy reviews of its fans, but as for someone who didn't read it yet, I enjoyed it. But I would have liked it to be a mini series like 4-6 eps as all in all it felt a tad bit rushed.

Can't believe I'm saying this about a drama whose episodes are 12 mins long but they're really stretching the plot. Dropping after ep 13.

Just started this, on ep4. I think I know who the killer is. Actually the opening intro of the drama gives a clue itself.

I'm pretty sure they're rating it 18+ just for the BDSM tag. I hope they don't turn the BDSM thing into a plot device and throw it out of the window when it's use ceases. From the trailer, I'm assuming it will be more focused on the comedy + melodrama genre. Now, Jdrama 18+ would be another thing.

The twists were intresting but they are overdoing it and I'm losing interest, I still haven't watched the last aired episode because I got annoyed by the teaser.

From, Do you want to see butterflies? to throwing salt on their crush, I was giving her legal counsel does indeed take the trophy.

Adding Yoon Sae Bom to the list of FLs that took my heart away from the first episode.

Man the timeloop at ep17 was some next level shit. It worked just like in Stein's Gate (obviously it can be interpreted as his afterlife dream, but still). Really unexpected and enjoyed that, I have to say though the deaths were really miserable and sad and uneventful, I was expecting that she died after protecting the king from one last treason. But I guess that was symbolic that everyone had to sacrifice some or entirety of their happiness for the overall good.

Damn, I felt for Princess Hwa Wan that moment...in ep12. I do remember her having an inferiority complex against the others but did she actually try to kill the ML?

No, idts sadly the preview made it clear.

I think he was his brother, the one who died.

What kind?