The comment below is rather long so my summary is I'm not a fan of domestic violence. A woman being violent with a man shouldn't be accepted in society. It's just as worst as a man being violent with a woman. I hate seeing that in dramas where the man just becomes a rug for the female lead to piss all over and treat like crap and some how they all live happily ever after. In what reality? Violence is wrong regardless of gender!
Doesn't anyone else find it hard to watch this? I mean I'm in episode 5 and im struggling to finish this show even though there are only 2 more episodes. I mean WTF the main girl is so violent towards the main guy. The first time she punched him after the whole former lover thing came out I understand and actually cheered her on but does it make sense to not let the guy explain himself and beat him anytime he even attempts to apologise for a sin he didn't even commit. In my eyes, the main guy did nothing wrong the female lead is just being immature. Everyone is allowed to have a past. Just because he was in a one sided love with the other girl doesn't mean anything that's in the past. I mean they were never in a relationship so she was his first "girlfriend". And her comeback what? "if she had feelings for you then she would have been your girlfriend". So what lady if another guy had the patience of our lead and actually courted you then you would be his girlfriend that sh*t doesn't matter. If you ask me the main lead should just move on because if this is happening over a mere 2-minute conversation with the sister and the girl imagine how she would treat him if something more serious. Something that is harder to explain happens. He deserves better than her. Huge disappointment. And I thought the female lead was a new brand of a strong femme fatale turns out she's just a bully that is too bull headed to pay attention to others feelings but hers.
What about Park Young Kyu he was the dad in "protect the boss" and he was last in chief Kim where he played the corrupt chairman. I love the characters he plays even if they are "evil".
Another honorable mention would be the guy who played the president of Korea in city hunter. (lol I don't quite remember his name). Anyway, he is recently in man X man. It's like he's the godfather of K-Dramas playing many versatile roles.
Another honorable mention would be the guy who played the president of Korea in city hunter. (lol I don't quite remember his name). Anyway, he is recently in man X man. It's like he's the godfather of K-Dramas playing many versatile roles.