I really want to connect with other kdrama lovers but I swear this group is some of the most depraved, insincere, ignorant weirdos. Yall are neck and neck with the anime fans. As a fan of both, let me go do some self introspection. Bc at this point liking dramas or anime might be a sign of terrible person disease lol.
Anyways...may this couple not recieve ANY of the strange energy in these comments and the best to their baby. Sending good luck and good health to PSH, congrats girl.
It isn't step sister but adopted sister. They are not sisters by blood.
and it's stupid. Same can be said of the controversy surrounding 'HER'. If they say a cis-female can't play a trans role, well then cis-females shouldn't be playing lesbian roles, right? As I said, stupid. It's called acting. These are STORIES. Made up, make believe...I mean CALM DOWN. jezz. If you don't like it, don't watch it. There are enough choices now but don't trash on it because there are some people that like the premise and want to see it...like me!!!
Not really. One thing are step-siblings that grow up together, as siblings. But is not the case in here, what…
Does this story personally affect you? Does it bring up some sort of trauma? I'm asking because you are highly invested in the plot of a series that you clearly do not like. If it doesn't affect you in any way shape or form, can I suggest you move on as this is obviously messing with your mental health in someway. No need to comment, give your opinions or share basically anything on this page. I hate seeing someone in distress, so the best advice I can give my dear is leave the page, rid yourself of the memory of the plot and move on. Then if others are looking forward to the show or may have opened their mind to experience the series. Don't be baited. Don't answer and just leave. Have a great day and a happy life!
I'm not disagreeing with you on how wrong this is, but this isnt incest. Incest needs to be between people who…
Its not incest if theyre not related by blood. By definition, incest can only occur between people of close blood relations. If theyre not biologically related, its not incest.
people repeatedly saying “it’s wrong, it’s gross” and being hostile to anyone who thinks otherwise reminds me of how people sometimes react to relationships that fall outside social norms. it shows a lack of respect for two consenting adults whose personal life choices aren’t harming anyone.
if you step outside social norms for a moment and look at why incest is generally frowned upon (genetic risks from inbreeding, power imbalances w/in families, minors being unable to consent to adults, etc), you’ll see those issues don’t apply here.
from the synopsis (the only thing i'm basing this comment on, since i haven't seen the trailer or teaser), they’re both girls around the same age, with no power or intellectual/maturity imbalance, and they weren’t raised as siblings from childhood. from a logical and ethical standpoint, what exactly is wrong with them falling in love? who is being harmed, and how is consent compromised?
i understand that some people take a hard stance on family roles. that’s fine. i honestly understand that perspective and where it comes from.
but this seems like something people can reasonably disagree on without being hostile or disrespectful toward each other.
MYSTERY SOLVED for everyone who tried to make the series creepy. They arent adoptive sisters and they started dating BEFORE the f-k ahh dad made them step siblings. Yall can stop acting weird about it now 👏👏👏
Replying toYazQuan•Mar 30, 2026•Liked Mar 31, 2026
I tried for three episodes, but shows that portray supposedly strong, competent women as giggly, kittenish, man-starved…
The first 1/3 is rough to get past, but it is where we see bits of growth begin and groundwork laid. I also ended up really liking the FL after getting used to her portrayal. I am a sucker for character arcs, so I ended up loving the ML's arc. I also love alternate universe Korean monarchy dramas, so... I ended up enjoying more than I anticipated.
I just mostly skipped the villain's scenes (I also found the ML's sister a little tiresome) until he became important to the plot. His scenes are so cringey, over-the-top weird.
Most portrayals I've seen of Americans or the U.S. in Kdramas are not very flattering to the U.S. I figure the portrayal of the U.S. (government) probably deserves it (and more)? Though, to be fair, Koreans are also REALLY hard on their politicians/government, too.
congratulations
Anyway 🍑 for the bundle of joy.
Anyways...may this couple not recieve ANY of the strange energy in these comments and the best to their baby. Sending good luck and good health to PSH, congrats girl.
if you step outside social norms for a moment and look at why incest is generally frowned upon (genetic risks from inbreeding, power imbalances w/in families, minors being unable to consent to adults, etc), you’ll see those issues don’t apply here.
from the synopsis (the only thing i'm basing this comment on, since i haven't seen the trailer or teaser), they’re both girls around the same age, with no power or intellectual/maturity imbalance, and they weren’t raised as siblings from childhood. from a logical and ethical standpoint, what exactly is wrong with them falling in love? who is being harmed, and how is consent compromised?
i understand that some people take a hard stance on family roles. that’s fine. i honestly understand that perspective and where it comes from.
but this seems like something people can reasonably disagree on without being hostile or disrespectful toward each other.
I just mostly skipped the villain's scenes (I also found the ML's sister a little tiresome) until he became important to the plot. His scenes are so cringey, over-the-top weird.
Most portrayals I've seen of Americans or the U.S. in Kdramas are not very flattering to the U.S. I figure the portrayal of the U.S. (government) probably deserves it (and more)? Though, to be fair, Koreans are also REALLY hard on their politicians/government, too.