overall I love how this drama is being realistic, it's a man's world and Hae Yi did what she could to climb to the top, just like what the "men" usually do in dramas, bribing, threatening, helping a criminal, letting an innocent go to jail. she didn't want to end up like her dad, losing everything just to help others...
and now, she has 2 choices, help the innocent and have her "wrong doings" come to light and end up in jail, or help the bad guys and give up... usually in kdramas the guy is the one who has to make that choice, and he always lives by a "I don't care if I lose everything" attitude while the girl just stays by his side... anyway, overall, I'd like to see her help Hwa Sa, but I don't want it to be sudden and un Hae Yi like ;p
Can someone explan who Morgan Kim is? I'm always getting confused with the names
I have the same problem, but I believe Morgan Kim is Ester and real Kisan's friend from US.. though I don't get why she met Ki Chan Sung, maybe she thought he was "Ki Yoo Jin", ie the real "son"...
lol, she's turning into light xD anyway, this is a really unpredictable drama... the main plot point seems to be lacking for a 16ep drama but they are using it so well by adding some new twists here and there, and the preview for next ep seems to be continuing the twists... this is probably my favorite ongoing drama right now..
that scene when they came out of the office, or when Jin Sang slid over the table like that, those were hilarious ;p this drama's comedy sense actually reminds me of Chief Kim (which is exactly my style)
it's 2018, can they stop that, "I love you but I'll make the decision alone to break up because I did some random thing I couldn't control 10 years ago" plot..
the whole spy stuff was really too obvious, and the amount of ads in the last ep was ridicules, but overall it was a well balanced spycom with a great wrapped up ending~
yep, I can't take this anymore.. the 3 villagers, the 2 coffee addicts, and the red coffee lady are all useless, I have NO IDEA what they are doing beside wasting time..
and now I hate both guys, Seo Ji Hoon an ahjussi? he looks 22 max -how old is he even supposed to be... I don't like the idea of him flirting with older "women", age gaps only work when it's subtle... and I don't understand, are they seeing the younger vr? or do they only see her for 1sec? also when he got over obsessive about the cat bag, how did that even work, sure the bags "look" the same, but they had different sizes, why did he keep harassing the girl like that -_-
there's no chemistry, no characters, no plot... what is this?
it was a really touching story..overall it's a coming of age story about bullying and being an outcast.. the typical,…
From the beginning we see Mi Rae play as a guy in the game and Jae Hee was a girl. It's like both wanted to get away from their real appearances. and they both were lonely. I kinda wanted to know more about him, he betrayed a friend? His parents didn't care about him, his dad was away his mom remarried.. so he went around giving free hugs? Why? I believe he wanted to save Mi Rae. But maybe also himself. That's why he dragged his bucket list, and stuff. When he grabbed her shirt when she went to say her last goodbyes and when she did the same for him were really the highlight of the drama.. he wanted to live but didn't know how. And he knew she would feel the same.... so they healed each other ;(
it was a really touching story.. overall it's a coming of age story about bullying and being an outcast.. the typical, lonely girl meets popular girl, and boy, gets betrayed by them and thinks it's better to die until she meets another lonely sad soul and they become friends... What made this story a little more unique was Jae Hee, I really wanted to know more about him... The drama was a little overboard, but what really got me was the last message " it's ok to cry when you are sad".. (I actually hoped for a little something extra at the end, but a time skip seems a little unrealistic for a movie)
Seeing new episodes looks like your guess was right
I'm sad that writer ma died so soon, she was annoying but still helpful to miss ma, though maybe when they realize that she's dead they could track her death back to the husband..
it's because she thinks her husband loved their daughter, when she starts thinking that her daughter might be really alive (which I believe is the truth) then can understand that her husband can be a suspect too..
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and now, she has 2 choices, help the innocent and have her "wrong doings" come to light and end up in jail, or help the bad guys and give up... usually in kdramas the guy is the one who has to make that choice, and he always lives by a "I don't care if I lose everything" attitude while the girl just stays by his side...
anyway, overall, I'd like to see her help Hwa Sa, but I don't want it to be sudden and un Hae Yi like ;p
this is probably my favorite ongoing drama right now..
that scene when they came out of the office, or when Jin Sang slid over the table like that, those were hilarious ;p this drama's comedy sense actually reminds me of Chief Kim (which is exactly my style)
and the last kokos were a great bonus ;p
and now I hate both guys, Seo Ji Hoon an ahjussi? he looks 22 max -how old is he even supposed to be... I don't like the idea of him flirting with older "women", age gaps only work when it's subtle... and I don't understand, are they seeing the younger vr? or do they only see her for 1sec?
also when he got over obsessive about the cat bag, how did that even work, sure the bags "look" the same, but they had different sizes, why did he keep harassing the girl like that -_-
there's no chemistry, no characters, no plot... what is this?
overall it's a coming of age story about bullying and being an outcast.. the typical, lonely girl meets popular girl, and boy, gets betrayed by them and thinks it's better to die until she meets another lonely sad soul and they become friends... What made this story a little more unique was Jae Hee, I really wanted to know more about him...
The drama was a little overboard, but what really got me was the last message " it's ok to cry when you are sad".. (I actually hoped for a little something extra at the end, but a time skip seems a little unrealistic for a movie)
I read a comment that said Kim Geum might be the deer, so this leaves the egg as the son..
it's because she thinks her husband loved their daughter, when she starts thinking that her daughter might be really alive (which I believe is the truth) then can understand that her husband can be a suspect too..