Yes, I agree to an extent. The one difference I've noticed is that the private matter audit team investigates…
I see what you're saying, but in this case the pair work brilliantly together and as a true team. Also, he was a star in the department before her arrival and in this work the proof is in the pudding. There have to be visible results. Plus, the relationship is new enough that who knows whether down the road they decide to work at separate companies and stay together.
Honestly for many of us who watched The Tale of Lady Ok, this isn't really difficult. She is a mind blowing actress,…
Haha. As an American, I never heard of it before yesterday, but someone here mentioned it and posted a short clip and then someone on reddit posted a link to the entire episode.
I can't start another bad habit, though, lol. I watched a few Asian dramas during covid but became obsessed last spring and am even picking up small discrepancies between the sub and what the person said (nothing dramatic, just some words here and there and was struck by the Mandarin I love you and goodnight connection). I just recently started watching western things again.
Umm but even ML is going against his beliefs for a woman. He doesn't like people like FL at all. She is completely…
Agree. And he doesn't like people, period, it seems, except her, grandpa, and maybe his aide. He is so good in this role because in real life he is a sweet, sweet, teddy bear!
Honestly for many of us who watched The Tale of Lady Ok, this isn't really difficult. She is a mind blowing actress,…
That is crazy. I feel for these Korean actors because the fans are insane. Really enjoyed the Salon Drip episode with our main couple. I can't even believe I watched that, though, but it's a testament to how much I adore this series.
I love this show, but their zeal when trying to uncover affairs, etc seems ridiculous when they are having an…
Their PM cases have been about infidelity or using romance to for a professional advantage. Some people don't like the fact that she's his boss, but I don't care. They work really well together and he doesn't hold back his opinions.
If it wasn't yang zi that always play stubborn roles I would wait for her male lead to come and help her, because…
It is wonderful how he is letting her find her way on her own but always there if needed. He also instructed his sister to set aside 30% of his profits for FL's business, which will be huge down the line.
My stomach was in knots throughout most of this episode.
I hope that girl lives in a tiny flat where there's no room for yoga for the rest of her days. And why doesn't she have any money?
I can't start another bad habit, though, lol. I watched a few Asian dramas during covid but became obsessed last spring and am even picking up small discrepancies between the sub and what the person said (nothing dramatic, just some words here and there and was struck by the Mandarin I love you and goodnight connection). I just recently started watching western things again.