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Is it just me or did the second episode ending literally pop like a firework? Literally it was kinda awesome.

Yeah I agree the metaphorical mountain could have been made more real through a better time skip.

Though I don't agree completely with the good and evil comparison I do understand. I felt weird when Ji Pyung said "Yeah I hope it stays like that."

I don't think you can just generally say good and bad. Do San and Ji Pyung aren't shown like that. You have Do San who's there and you have Ji Pyung who's fighting to be there. His character isn't up to dispute in todays episode he's still Ji Pyung, but he's different in how he's willing to act. Do san is different because it's not his actions that are changing, but his mindset. Both are growing as characters and to just put it into a single loose word just seems ugly.

Also that invisible mountain should be there of course atleast I think so. You can't just have everything be okay and fine, time is cruel and cold and won't be so benevolent. Also Do San had to stew with her words "Your not that Do San."

Nothing was really fixed you just have characters in a new playing field with new props and tools. Which make every action more interesting and live or die almost.

I don't really know what to say. I like Do San and want to see him happy, but come on guys you are bashing him for no reason. I get it Ji Pyung is a really relatable character and seeing him get thrown all sorts of crap when he's just doing stuff normally and professionally most of the time is unfair, but it's not like Do San did anything to Ji Pyung it was a causation of coincidence and choices. Except for the fight which felt complete out of nowhere and was really unfair to Ji Pyung. Most of the problems for Ji Pyung like his a.i said are because he hesitanted.

Also am I the only one who felt really happy with the promo where Do San said "I don't want to ever see you again."

If you disagree please don't kill me...

Well yeah the twins are bad. They were literally they were oozing bad guy pheromones.

I wonder though about the male twin in a past episode he looked distraught and wanted to say something to Do San. Hoping they show what he wanted.

Yeah Luckily it's night for me and I can basically sleep the stress away. Legit a good portion of my day would have been ruined otherwise.

I know right! Dramas make us empathize and fall into their world. That's the whole point of books, movies and TV shows to capture us. Yet we get abused. I mean nothing physically, but imagine mentally. I mean we relate to and care for these characters they are basically semi families to us if the show is good. We cry and laugh with them, but to be manipulated like that it really feels bad.

Yeah, but didn't she use past tense to describe Jun? I mean that's a pretty good indicator. She said something like "He was sick" and even if he was responding to treatment you couldn't say that. Also why the "he can't ever come back." She didn't say it directly, but still. And yes I agree so frustrated! I felt so bad when I thought Jun died.

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I get what your saying. He did it incase, but it still seems to excessive for no reason. I mean it's not like it was make or break it was a slow burn till he might have died and when it looked the worst they could have told Ra Ra. There was no literal point in doing it other than to play with my little heart.

What was that. First why did Juns mom just like say he died? Then why did Jun just think Ra Ra would be single for that whole time? Finally I feel kinda manipulated, legit I cried so much. If I feel that bad what about Ra Ra. I mean she might have ptsd like with Eun Tak In Goblin.

Damn what is this! There's no way there's a sad ending right? It can't be man! Damn! I want their wedding! Maybe them having kids! Not Jun dying! I know there is like an 89% Chance this is manipulation of the events for click bait, but who really knows! Man even melodramas aren't this hard on me!

Haven't watched it yet, but cmon what have you people been expecting. All the dramas from the screenwriter that I have watched all have the most suitable be it understanding, temperament or financially suitable 2nd male lead love interest. The only difference is we get a more vulnerable main love interest. Well at least more expressive vulnerability.

"See if her feelings are as deep as Juns." By her I mean Ra Ra

I liked today's episode a good amount of Jun and Ra Ra. Loved Secretary Moons development as a actor it seemed so wholesome, but kinda expected it because of the screenwriters past work "Shopping king louie" where it kinda subverts our expectations about how every human is basically scum on trash. Interested about Jun and the new girl, but I believe that she's just a test from Juns family to see if her feelings are as deep as Juns and that she's willing to fight for him.

Also I want to see if Jun's father becomes more accepting of humane emotions because of how his business might be affected because of Juns actions. If it's like that I'd really like it rather than it being just a "talk no jutsu."

Nam Do San is an amazing character.

Not only is the story amazing, but the acting really is powerful atleast for me.

Whenever I saw Nam Do San writhing silently in agony and frustration I could feel his emotions even though he wasn't speaking and I could relate even though I'm not in his field or anything. I can see his determination and compassion, but also his humanity. It's amazing tbh how in love I am with this character.

This whole time we've seen Seo Dal Mi and Han Ji Pyung, but in my opinion Nam Do San even though he has less screen time and less of powerful driving force is a much more compelling and likable character not only with his innocent nature, but with his basic life. Instead of being a person with a reason for being who they are you can see he is naturally a protagonist - not because he's undergone intense character development, but because he's a person with common faults.

I want to say so much more about the character because honestly he's an amazing one and personally one of the best written and conceptually.

I can't even bare to watch todays ep. I watched the end to see the preview for next time hoping to see something that can pull me forward. I was literally Lee Jae Ha from King 2 hearts stumbling along exhausted. Yet not only do I see a bit of a pathetic move of Hae Hyo's part, a plot I would have liked to have seen more explored now coming in the last ep just like "I'm here" and that frustrates me. Obviously Jeong Ha has some issue. I mean I didn't watch the episode so maybe I missed out on something amazing, but frankly the last scene when Hye Jun came to Jeong Ha's makeup studio and is like "I can't break up with you" just leaves me sour.

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I like how Nam Do San and Seo Da Mi aren't shown to be fated like they weren't friends when they were kids or anything like that. They are just put into a scenario due to a mistake and It's not like we are presented a competent or capable Nam Do San. He's just a guy who hasn't been able to make it work and that draws me as he isn't outward about it. It hurts him, but he keeps it in. Like we do in real life. His parent's distrust and disappointment, Seo Da Mi's false image of him, him not being successful. He just seems real. There's to little to make a comprehensive analysis and evaluation, but I'm rooting for Nam Do San. He seems like a really honest, kind and humane character. The other two leads are purposely made more expressed to conflict your emotional connection I believe, but I really don't like Won In Jae. It's not only her way of letting her dad suffer and then throwing him away it's her anger towards being used by her step father I mean what were you expecting. I mean I admire Seo Da Mi and her grandmother more because through ugly and dirt they keep their pride, but she relinquishes it for benefits and then acts angry that they give her no pride and hospitality.

I mean we only saw Ji Pyung and their story we aren't emotionally attached towards Do San so it's unfair to make a statement yet.