Episode 9 marked a turning point in the plot of the K-drama. It seems like the housewives’ storyline might be over — I’m not sure whether they’ll rebuild the household or where Mi Sook, Bom, and Bok Hee will go from here. I assume Mi Sook will survive and probably wake up in today’s episode. Now the second half will likely focus on the president’s downfall and Hanmin’s bankruptcy.
Park Shin Hye is 36 years old. The actor who plays Albert is 23. She’s married and also has children — there’s absolutely no way they’re going to put a romance between them, and she would never have agreed to that anyway. It makes me laugh when I see that some people have been hoping for a romance between them from the very beginning lol — forget it 100%.
Sometimes when people find themselves in a slump it's hard to make sound decisions. I totally agree with you that…
So now you’re judging and criticizing **Bai Jingting’s** appearance, even calling him ugly? That’s really surprising to read. On top of that, it doesn’t make much sense. He’s considered one of the most handsome Chinese actors and makes a living thanks in part to his appearance, yet you still say that he’s “ugly.” 🤣
Honestly, some comments like this are hard to understand.
Sometimes when people find themselves in a slump it's hard to make sound decisions. I totally agree with you that…
I read your entire response to that person, and I found it truly beautiful and deeply moving. I always say that there are people who post hurtful things and horrible comments on the internet, but often those people are uncomfortable in their own skin and struggling with their own issues.
It is often said that we “hide our sadness from the eyes of others,” and that this is called “smiling depression.” That is clearly the kind of person we are talking about. No one who is truly well can speak to other human beings that way, or criticize them for choices that are so difficult to make and irreversible.
I also believe that we should never judge someone, because we do not know what he or she carries in their heart, nor how deeply that person may be suffering. Your response is worthy of a responsible and mature adult. I commend you for having taught them that.
There are seven episodes left—well, six if you count today's—but please, for the love of God, don't include a romance here. The ML and FL literally have zero chemistry. Why? Simply because it really seems like the ML has a secondary role here and doesn't have enough screen time from the start for us to think he has chemistry with FL. The drama is so good, it would be a shame to ruin it in the last few episodes by forcing a love story in here. What we want is to see our girls together and have fun!!!
I cried so much—what an incredibly sad scene. Poor Mi Sook, you don’t deserve this. The friendship between Mi Sook and Jang Mi is so beautiful. She had known her long before and pretended not to say anything to protect her. I’ve said it from the very beginning: Mi Sook is my favorite character here.
I’m going to post this one and only comment on this page, but there’s no way in hell I’m putting myself through 10 episodes with Jisoo’s awful acting. I’m not a masochist. It honestly disgusts me. There are clearly much better actors and actresses stuck in guest or supporting roles, and then you have Jisoo landing lead roles back-to-back just because she’s ultra-famous with her group Blackpink. Anyway, I’ll stop here.
Her fans can bark all they want — I won’t be responding.
I don't know why she is that thin, and she is not the only one actress that thin. I don't know if Korean people…
I think it’s more that all of East Asia is like that, but especially China. Honestly, this is the first time I’ve seen a Korean actress this thin, and I’ve been watching K-dramas forever — but this is too much.
right? some actors are lovable bc of their youthful looks and she was one but now she lost it. her dimples were…
"I hope she takes care of herself bc her look change didn't help her career at all hope she realizes."
I’m not so sure that it didn’t help her career — I actually feel like it’s the opposite. Since her change in appearance, she’s been landing leading roles back to back, and every year she stars in a new drama. The only issue is that she changes her appearance so much — it was impossible to recognize her in “Hierarchy” and here as well.
Bao Shang En — how is she in terms of acting? I’ve never seen her perform. As for Zhou Yi Ran, I know him and he’s excellent, even though I’ve never seen him in a wuxia drama — but I have no doubt about him.
It’s actually pretty funny to see Park Shin-hye landing one leading role after another in K-dramas, while her husband hasn’t had any roles in quite a while and is probably being the stay-at-home dad. It’s honestly so cute — and I’m not criticizing at all.
Just in case some people don’t know, she’s married to Choi Tae-joon.
Let’s be honest, Bae In Hyuk completely carries the series on his own — he’s just excellent, I absolutely love him. This isn’t the first drama I’ve watched with him, and in every drama he’s in, I genuinely find him really good.
Roh Jeong Eui is actually doing quite well here, and I’d even say this is her best role so far in my opinion, but she always has the same range of expressions. I can rewatch *Crushology 101* and see the exact same expressions.
I’m more concerned about her appearance — it’s honestly a bit worrying when she’s in a T-shirt or a skirt. It doesn’t seem healthy for an adult woman to be that thin.
I agree with many that the drama is reminiscent of the one with Suzy, “Anna,” which I think is much better than this one. I'm obviously talking about the identity theft aspect, otherwise there's no comparison, but I definitely think it's one of Suzy's best dramas after “WYWS.”
It hasn’t changed — the actor Kim Jae Won is still just as bad. Fuck, it’s horrible to watch him act. Luckily he doesn’t appear that much, but it’s torture. He has zero credibility, even when he’s playing angry scenes. Fuck, it’s just so bad and forced — it’s really poorly acted.
Honestly, some comments like this are hard to understand.
It is often said that we “hide our sadness from the eyes of others,” and that this is called “smiling depression.” That is clearly the kind of person we are talking about. No one who is truly well can speak to other human beings that way, or criticize them for choices that are so difficult to make and irreversible.
I also believe that we should never judge someone, because we do not know what he or she carries in their heart, nor how deeply that person may be suffering. Your response is worthy of a responsible and mature adult. I commend you for having taught them that.
Her fans can bark all they want — I won’t be responding.
Kisses 😽
I’m not so sure that it didn’t help her career — I actually feel like it’s the opposite. Since her change in appearance, she’s been landing leading roles back to back, and every year she stars in a new drama. The only issue is that she changes her appearance so much — it was impossible to recognize her in “Hierarchy” and here as well.
Just in case some people don’t know, she’s married to Choi Tae-joon.
Roh Jeong Eui is actually doing quite well here, and I’d even say this is her best role so far in my opinion, but she always has the same range of expressions. I can rewatch *Crushology 101* and see the exact same expressions.
I’m more concerned about her appearance — it’s honestly a bit worrying when she’s in a T-shirt or a skirt. It doesn’t seem healthy for an adult woman to be that thin.