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I totally agree with you. I wished atleast she pulled away so I am confused as well by it. I'm trying to look at the bright side 🥲
Cuz in ep1's ending her smile wasn't for him and they only showed that in ep2's opening 🤷🏻‍♀️ I feel like they're doing these "viewers misunderstandings" so it'd be easier for them to be shipped together

I watch alot of kdramas, especially recent ones and I still see that dynamic
Like A Business Proposal which was severely loved, I know cuz I was the one complaining about the ml bullying his love interest xD and even Crazy Love.
Cold/rude mls aren't gone and neither are their fans🤷🏻‍♀️

I don't praise this fl as "right" but I understand her position especially with the scene after her "scandal" where every single board member was a guy waiting for her to fail. Sadly if she was someone like the FL in from now on showtime (a cutie) no one would've taken her seriously

And that's the thing. Women become cold to fit in with the men

They show a scene of him in the fishmarket. He walks as young vr then swoosh he's his old vr, so no there was no plastic surgery

I see the double standards in the opposite ways
When the ml is cold and rude everyone fangirls and makes excuses for him, "he's soft but needs to be cold cuz past trauma"
but once the fl is cold and rude, everyone hates her when she's actually going through the whole "she had to change to fit the male dominant world to survive as a business woman"

I hope that was just his imagination or like a "support" rather than flirting from her prospective
Just like how she held his hand after the court, she considered his action as a "thank you for coming forward".
Cuz flirting is too sudden for her to be happy with🤣

They used different actors with different proportions. He didn't change his face🤣 he just "grew up" into someone else as they showed

I know they didn't use the same actors cuz they want to show it's 2 different stages of his life. Like Eve, they used a teen for young rael and it was ok
But here their proportions didn't match. It's not an insult to either, but like it's obvious they're different people and one or so years won't change someone that much

As a personality she had to change so much, and seo hyun jin portrayed that so well ❣

Yong and old Gong Chan look nothing alike, tho neither did Oh Soo Jae but that was just great acting😏

Seo Hyun Jin is one of the rare actresses that can be elegant and cold yet a few seconds later she can portray youthful sweet pureness ❣❣

https://kisskh.at/photos/dgvgK_3
so basically the kid is her stepdaughter, so obv she married her husband cuz he was close in the loop with a kid

I don't care if there's romance, love and happily ever after
The age difference doesn't matter but I just hope they slow down on romantic feelings between rael and eunpyung cuz she was 15 when he met her.
Like rael could have always admired and had a crush cuz he was "her savior" but I don't want eunpyung to act like he's meeting his long lost 1st love...

My biggest concern is her step daughter, and 2nd fls kid. They don't deserve to be used. They deserve a loving family ;(

The character chart actually explains a bit more but Idk if you like to know or if you prefer to be surprised 🤣

I do get the plot, I don't think it's "enough"

She got married and has a kid, she could easily just slowly heal with them
If they're her real husband and kid, now she's the one putting those 2 through hell to get her own revenge.. s2 would end up about her daughter being messed up and needs revenge 🤣

Unless her husband is a paid actor, someone who wants to help her revenge or incredibly evil, this is just sad cuz she could've just chosen happiness with a loving husband and kid..
But she's wasting her time and energy seducing her nemesis...

It is a makjang tho so we'll see how it goes🤷🏻‍♀️

I mean for one now Idk who wrote this review 🤣
but it felt like she did take initiative more, normally especially for cdramas and action I feel like their fls are secondary characters so I appreciated the fls fire

Welp Idk why I remember "ordinary day" especially with bald guy getting stabbed, so lol I do like that more🥺

I thought this was a "unlikely friendship" but it wasn't, I thought this was mystery but it wasn't..
It tried to be many things but in the end wasted atleast half of this show on 7 year olds' grades ans their psychopathic parents that mentality drain their kids..
Not only do grades not matter that deeply but literally no one remembers or cares about grades. As soon as you get a job you're all mindless zombies

The story is wrapped up as they crash into the hole that's like the portal? But a few scenes later the two 1st leads go back and search/hunt for other demons or something

Why make a short half the story drama if you just end it in a cliffhanger and hope for a 2nd season... just do a full story and get 16 eps.. cuz most of the time the start of a pandemic dystopian plot is always the same

If their reasoning was about that I'd assume they didn't want to justify his killings by saying he was fighting demons for "the greater good"..
I more assumed they didn't want king saejong to kill "innocent" people, and the other stuff about making it seem like korea was china's

He is comedic, the comedy is just forced on him by the ghosts, like the fire "butt" or the fighting scenes, so he's supposed to not "act funny" but still be funny