Taylor_elle

Yes, happy ending after a lot of twists and turns.

Absolutely loved it. I found the news cast people so amusing. Really enjoyed the consequences of messing with time. Things got really complicated and though painful, the ramifications brought up a lot of moral questions.

There was a lot of confusion about the end but I found an explanation of it that made perfect sense and I can only say well done to all the people responsible for this drama.

I also loved all of the cast including the lead actress who seems to get flack on here. I found her chemistry with LJW quite natural, believable and endearing. There was no awkwardness at all between them even in embarrassing situations.

Why should he even get the girl after doing nothing about it for 7 years. Quite frankly he’s an idiot. Timing is very important in love. You never know when the other person might find someone else. If you love someone, don’t mess around with stupid excuses and just stop being a coward about it. If he didn’t feel he was ready for the responsibility, he sure didn’t know Jun because she’s an independent person who will take care of herself.

I wasn’t watching this show for the romantic plot but I saw what was going on. JH was his own undoing. He wasn’t brave enough neither in his career nor personal life and that’s why I found his character suffocating to watch. He made me feel like kicking a chair for stifling himself all the time. I just couldn’t understand why he was so submissive except to conclude he was coward.

So the actress for Jun’s mom played the mother of the female leads in The Package, While You Were Sleeping and this drama. Her role was biggest in WYWS though. She only appeared more frequently towards the end of this drama.

About this drama, I loved seeing the cleaning team succeed. The right person got chosen for the leader as well at least since he’s grown ethical with age. Glad to see changes coming to the company. Too bad about the awful brother though. I’m not sure he learned any lesson so I’m quite dissatisfied with his character’s resolution. Overall, I wasn’t invested in this drama but it was good casual entertainment for me.

Try it for yourself. I don’t like the way he speaks childishly and behaves that way but the character has grown. I think I see why he behaves that way though because it’s revealed later that something awfully unfair happened when he was a teenager with potential to do better academically as well as a person. I think after that he just gave up on his life.

Also, one thing I find amazing about his character is that he puts up with the crappy way everybody treats him including the main girl, the other main guy, his brother, father and some coworkers at the company. His ability to ignore ill-treatment amazes me. So he has redeeming qualities in his ability to not hold grudges and retain goodwill in his relationships. I couldn’t and wouldn’t do it.

For me Jae Hoon’s character makes me feel suffocated. I’ve been feeling this way about him since the beginning because of all the stuff he has endured willingly and unwillingly. It was very frustrating for me to watch him doing this to himself while trying to also stifle Joon and Hyuk’s audacity and efforts as outcasts. Fortunately, he looks like he’s finally shook off the shackles. Hopefully there are better days ahead for him.

On his own though, I could never watch this show just for him because of how frustrated he has made me feel especially since I know he had the freedom to quit being a lackey and live his own life.

Personally I don’t care about the romantic resolution. The storyline that has my blood boiling has always been the way the company plays dirty and of course Hyuk’s terrible brother and his violent father. I can’t wait to know the resolution because the brother really irks me...even more so than the dad.

I also like the cleaning group and I want to see if the guy who knows corporate structure complexities will be able to get employment in his expertise.

I find Ban Do and Jin Joo’s relationship so realistic. I’ve only watched four episodes so far and they keep resonating with me. Particularly when they keep remembering the hurtful words they told each other about the regret that they met. That must hurt for both of them and they used those words to hold a grudge against acknowledging one other initially in the past. So real.

Still doesn’t change the fact that they are thieves. The land does not belong to them.

This drama is good but the mother is such a thief. Yes they sacrificed ten years but it doesn’t change the fact that it’s not theirs. I empathized with them early on until the downright theft. It makes it hard to watch their parts under these circumstances. They don’t have any morals to be able to sleep so peacefully while stealing what’s not theirs.

Wow! Those subs are definitely weird to read from your list. :D The words remind me of classic literature but the dialogue in those books are not stilted like the list above.

Her younger brother’s in-laws are soooo hilarious. I’m still laughing at their way of thinking and their attitude.

:D Agreed.

I watched her in The Four and her acting is excellent. I don’t understand why she doesn’t have more lead roles.

And I suppose women just have to tolerate it just to keep their job. It’s suffocating to see them endure it.

I hope this issue will be brought to some kind of satisfactory resolution in the end for Su Ji.

But I wonder if this happens in many places because the company where I work has zero tolerance for this. We have to take sexual harassment and other discrimination training periodically. However, I suppose it also depends on corporate culture in the case of Western countries. I can’t really speak about Asian countries but the mandatory alcohol consumption in business gatherings in Kdrama makes me wonder if that’s the reality there too.

I didn’t watch episode 8 yet but I had to voice how disturbed I am by the way the male executives and managers treat Su Ji. It makes me wonder just how much of this kind of behavior is overlooked in the workplace for women. It’s disgusting.

True. The title Revolutionary Love sums up her impact on him. Now if only their mon ami would shake off the shackles that bind him. I feel claustrophobic when I see how he’s allowing his life to be choked up but so many people around him.

After marathoning the first four episodes yesterday, I noticed that about him. No matter what how she treats him, he doesn’t hold a grudge. :) He just continues seeking her out. I hope he grows up soon because he seems to miss some of the important lessons in his mistakes.