Wynwyn555

It's not weird, nor the gotcha you think it is. I myself have made accounts only to yap and later deleted them. You can't seem to fathom people have actual lives outside of curating online accounts

Idol stans are either 12y olds or stuck at the developement of a 12y. She wouldn't even give you 100$ if you wrote her today for all the stanning you did for her, couldn't care less if you live or die, get a real life

cause it's not new content, it's the same regurgitated content, and yes most kdramas are all exactly the same

I wonder what they're gonna do with 4 episodes left; I guess some time skips to show the progress/results of his movie being made or Ax becoming successful.

You said it!
There are very few dramas on this level, and ever since getting a taste of them I can't sit through others. It seems every other drama that comes out has been created by the same person, the language, the characters, the plot, are all the same and it's all so unbearable, it feels like an insult to your intelligence. There is no profound message, or depth to any of the characters, they just look good, camera zooms in on them when they're talking as if they know they're performing, and they feel as if they're emotionally 14 year olds. Even if my eyes closed, I can predict the plot, the script, the lines from them. They do not feel as if the creators really put in any effort into them and just created some quick crash grab by ticking some trope boxes.

uhm I don't think so, this is not that type of genre. If you're talking about the scenes hinting at her glare being followed by sth bad happening to someone else, I think that was more of a play/messing with audience

can anyone explain to me what eun-a meant when she said she feels like she could defeat them now that she saw their weakness? I felt it was off..she sees their weakness when they're witnesses to her humiliation? if she feels she can defeat them then why it is it said like it's a bad thing?

I did personally get it when she said how life was enjoyable when she was in love but afterwards she realized that everything is the same, all the bad things are the same. I felt that in my life; to me it wasn't love but whenever I would find things that I would absorb, could get obsessed about to the point life felt sth else but then after its effect took off the things I had ran away from where still there and I had to face them.

All in all I love the words in this shows, I loved that you are hooked and wanna know what each character says and it resonates with you, it feels interesting. It is rare these days to find media that pays that has genuine good dialogue, sentences. I remember even from My Liberation Notes I had so many gems (sayings of characters) saved on my phone.

how does the original end? does it also have the plotline with the child not actually being his?

It is definitely alc ad-coded though

there are 10+y older dramas with similar tropes, a famous one with jang na ra too so it's nothing new

Idk why you would say "reasons unknown" when people are very vocal and detailed about the reasons

you're gonna keep asking for a long time cause it doesn't look we're ever getting male leads with a backbone again

the replies to this are hilarious. people are incapable of handling reality. she does look weird especially if you have been used to her prior dramas, but saying a simple fact is like walking on eggshells now. ya'll need to get a life srsly.

Hi, if you know the original series, can you pls spoil me about the conflict shown in the preview between the main leads.

Why are all 3 things Kim Da Mi started in this year flops in terms of her character or the story? like bruuuhhhh she was such a promising newcomer, winning several awards. Go Min Si and her had their big roles in the Witch and for some years Kim Da Mi outshined her but Go Min Si caught up and got good roles and delivered diverse and great performances wheres I can't even tell what went wrong with her? The roles she played in Nine Puzzles and 100 hundred memories did not suit her at all and felt weird

I can't get over how freaking weird the ML behaved in the scene where they meet at the grocery store and then follows her. First of all, when they're going home and she realises he is behind her, she starts running and the dude starts running too! Like??? Instead of just continuing normal space and going to his place, he tries to catch up with her. Then she confronts him asking why is he following her and he's like "I live here too, sorry I should have probably taken a different route" no you could have just walked normally and not like a creep?? Then he starts walking alongside her and you can tell she is distraught and creeped out. Then they reach their house and he's like "you live here? " like he doesn't know?? then he pretends to live in her house and smiles like a creep??? "haha sorry I don't live here" bruh NUTJOB. sorry I liked this shows far but I can't stop thinking how weird that interaction was lol

yes and their first encounter, I don't get why he was acting like a creep going up next to her and pretending he lives there, like did I miss sth? was there any explanation to it

I really liked this! Finally a serious story where characters act real and messy. I also like random unexpected romances like bruh who would have thought the guy from the grocery story acting weird was the real love interest.

Did anyone else find the reveal with him having been present at her date familiar? My lovely SamSoon has a similar scene between the leads, where you see later that the guy had been hearing her conversation while he was also on a blinddate.

But how did they know to check the camera during a murder? Is the police keep sight on pet cameras or what. The level of precision in that operation was planned and they must have known before or sth