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They teach it in creative writing courses, it's called "plot device". That's all it was about, it was never intended to be anything but a plot device.

The problem with young audiences today, everything must be explained. They just can't accept that something was only meant as a plot device for the benefit of the main characters. Her sister was only that, a plot device. This is not their story. They served their purpose. They're no longer needed after they set up the loan issue.

You don't need to focus on it. Just forget it. The sister was only a plot device, nothing else. She's not important in the story.

If they did not remove her, she will only interfere with the scenes. That's why they wrote her off as hiding in Jeju.

I can go on and explain how the story will change if they didn't write her off. Or, if they instead used the mother as the one with a loan. But that's going to be very long. Creating a sister character deep in loan and writing her off was the best move for the main characters.

😁

Which is what this show was, a romcom that brought back the good stuff, not what romcoms are in the past 5 years.

Nope, this was exactly what it was like.

In creative fiction, one very important rule is every thing must have an opposite.

If a character is too intelligent, there's something opposite, like another character or a weakness.

Very often, it is equal.

The first time this rule was broken was in OP (overpowered) genre that became popular 10 years ago. They still have an opposite or antithesis, but it's no longer equal.

This show reversed that. The ML's ability guarantees he'll always be in the negative. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 He can never use his power for income. If he refuses to help, he gets itchy. To heal that, he needs to spend far more than what the amount would have been if he didn't refuse to help. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 And even if he helps, the amount of strength he gets is too low for the amount of money he spends. 😆😆😆😆😆😆

It's a curse! 😆😆😆😆😆😆😆

The FL. Love must be truly blind because he was oblivious to his girlfriend/wife's obsession with money.

I mean, seriously, life or money? No amount of money can ever match the value of a single life. And all she cared about was "where did you get the money?" After saving her life and the lives of their friends.

🙅🏽🙅🏽🙅🏽

He's the best person to use to dispose excess money corrupt politicians always get.

Fund his superhero activities. The fund was from corruption. 🤣🤣🤣

The only catch, she doesn't look like a villain because she's cuter than ever. 😆

HanNa! I like the new chubby face! So very cute for her. 🥰

I totally did not expect a star-studded cast. And lyke half of them I didn't expect to show up here. 😅

This is what Kdrama used to be like, and not just Kdrama but the entire RomCom genre worldwide. It's awesome to have watched this type of story and execution in late 2025.

Oh, and the finale episode was lovely and reminiscent of fairytales.

Quite honestly, I still don't understand what's with the sudden shift in the ML's character.

In S01 and S02, he was a person who values righteous justice. But in S03, "I am Judge Dredd!" (A Western comics/film character embodying 'judge, jury, and executioner'.)

What happened to him? A person can't just change like that. Something deep or profound happened that made him "Forget it, I'll just kill them all because I decided they deserve to die."

Any takes on what happened and how he changed from someone who valued righteous justice to being the Asian Judge Dredd?

You explained well my take. S03 is out-of-touch with what made the francise popular and lovable. S03 is more of a fanservice.

"Audiences always want the 'heroes' to kill the bad guys? Let's give them that in season 3!"

It's less on thought provoking plots and more on what I call "audience justice".

"That guy is an arse, just hit-and-run him twice. The first time, let him the wall wall solidly. The second time, let's make sure it's clear he died. But somehow they got away from their double crime because they cleared the CCTV."

The ML turned from someone who still valued righteous justice to someone who is now judge, jury, and executioner.

Jang NaRa should take on more villain roles. But at the same time, I hope she isn't type-casted now that we've seen her take on a villain role. I still want her to be the main character because she bring her characters to life and her projects easy to immerse in.

Jang NaRa should take on more villain roles. But at the same time, I hope she isn't type-casted now that we've seen her take on a villain role. I still want her to be the main character because she bring her characters to life and her projects easy to immerse in.

The younger version of the CEO had her left leg amputated. But the present version, it was the right leg. 😅 Looked like the "past" filming was not informed it should be the right leg. 😆

There was a continuity error.

P.s. Was originally posted a few days under S01 page! 😆😆😆 Thank you to Kannadin for.pointing it out!

S03 is like a fan-service. Every desire of audiences to kill the evil character, that's exactly what they're doing.

LOL.

And when are they going to show us the "main" plot they teased before the premiere? You know, fighting an even bigger global crime than S02?

Let's get to it! 😆😆

- They're not doing hit-and-run, twice the same person at that. He probably died the second time because they never showed him again.
- The business partner, boom, dead.
- The CEO, wasn't it obvious she'll fall if they corner her at the roof top?

Anyone noticed that S03 is more brutal and violent?

P.S. Was mistakenly posted in S01 page a few days ago. Thank you to Kannadin for pointing it out! 😆😆😆

Oh, lol. Wrong page! Hahahaha.

I'll copy-paste it.

Thank you for pointing it out!