Those were my exact same thoughts! I could have understood if the doctors were against him working at the hospital…
Yes!
Or, that he might collapsed while doing something critical.
But firing him just because he can't feel pain is illogical. Diagnosis of a patient has nothing to do if the doctor can feel pain.
LOL. If a doctor tells me he can literally feel the pain I am feeling, I'll go to another hospital. They're either aliens disguised as humans, or quack doctors. 😆
She switched places with a friend. Or, the friend was a bitch and stole her identity. In the end, that friend was the one who was killed.
Theory #5: She's the real granddaughter version 2
She survived the murder attempt and is now pretending to be someone else while waiting for her chance to expose the murderer. After all, if you want revenge, you stay close to the suspect.
Theory #6: The chairman knew she's her granddaughter
He trained her to play the role to keep her safe. Or, maybe she has no idea she's the chairman's real granddaughter. And luckily, she knows to stay close with the fake wife because her inheritance is with her.
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If you missed my earlier post:
Theory #1: She's a secret agent for the government
They're watching conglomerates because, well, there are a thousand reasons why governments must watch conglomerates.
Theory #2: She's working for a competitor
She's keeping tabs on them because they are their competitor in multiple industries.
Theory #3: The chairman's secret backup plan
The chairman hired her to ensure whoever becomes the fake wife goes through the plan even if he's dead already. She is the chairman's last ace, even the attorney have no idea about. You need multiple plans to ensure your revenge is successful even if you died.
I noticed that as well. I think production companies are beginning to sign up critical parties to option contracts…
Which is wise. If they need to quickly change a few scenes, or in this case insert a new one, it's easy to do. Everyone gets paid too, instead of having a new negotiation or usually the actor giving it away for free.
That hand gesture in the police station scene in E01? Definitely 90s. I was laughing so hard seeing that. Authentic 90s era! Even here in the Philippines, it was popular. I first saw it here in 1994, the last time I saw it was in 2003.
Is it still popular in other countries? To think a writer remembered that. They must have had used it too. 🤣🤣🤣
E10 is so hard to watch. Me and father have a similar relationship. Not exactly that, but the underlying issues…
I'm autistic. Non-autistic psychologists and psychiatrists claim we don't have empathy and emotions. It's not true. We simply learnt how to keep it at bay because we easily get overwhelmed by it. If we let our emotions and empathy out, it is overwhelming everything, we can literally have a heart attack.
And this is the problem with parent-child relationships for us autistics. We are so logical, we actually understand the hows and the whys. But we can't do anything about it. We are powerless. So, sooner or later, our emotions and empathy simply burst forth.
It HURTS.
- We know they don't deserve so be sick. - We know how and why they became that way. - We understand they can't help themselves because they too went through familial problems that broke them mentally and emotionally, so they unconciousy releasing all that frustration to their own kids
And here we are, their kids, knowing better than them, have no choice but to understand them because "we know better". Because we understand.
But it doesn't mean we can do it consistently. We are humans too.
In the end, you hurt each other. Even if intentionally, it still crushes your soul because at the end of the day, they don't deserve the hurt.
Where do you draw the line? Nowhere. It just is.
Hence this episode is so hard to watch. Their father went through something that made him the way he is. He isn't a bad father, just lacking. He does mean well. But it comes across as neglect for his family.
And now, near the end of his life. When he needed them the most, he isn't getting much. Deep inside, he is blaming himself. Deep inside, he is blaming the life he had, maybe even his own parents, because it made him the way he is. Because they never taught him how to have a proper family.
I personally hate self-blaming, and it really hurts to see people like that.
It's not your fault. It's just how things turned out. We just have to accept it so we can work on making things better.
But you know how most parents are in real life, "Why should we listen to you? We have more experience in life." And yet deep inside, they know their kids told them the truth and it is breaking their heart.
Why is it so hard to say "I'm sorry" to family members? Even when they start to self-blame, it still is so damn hard to do.
- No one deserves to be sick. - No one should be silently begging to be loved. - No one should come to a point where they self-blame and curse their life and their family.
But it is what it is.
It is so painful.
Maybe I'll just skip E10.
(P.s. I don't shy away from sharing what is true in my life because I know there is someone out there who will benefit from knowing there are such experiences.)
E10 is so hard to watch. Me and father have a similar relationship. Not exactly that, but the underlying issues are very similar.
And when he got sick, your heart just melt. You realise you don't hate them as a person, you just hate the circumstances that made things the way it is because you're thirsty for loving relationship like what other people has.
Those having second thoughts, don't. You know how it is in Kdramaland, there must always be annoying episodes.…
Except for the ex. His annoying level will continue. Hahahaha. But hey, at least he and his family are absorbing all the annoying parts. The main characters will be pure laughter.
Those having second thoughts, don't. You know how it is in Kdramaland, there must always be annoying episodes. As least here the annoying episodes are over. From hereon, it's definitely comedy and romance. 🤪🤪
Noticed how FL was the only one facing the camera in the announcement scene? That was a new scene they inserted, and she was likely the only one available. They probably filmed it at most three weeks ago when Amazon ordered Season 2.
Without that S02 announcement scene, the actual ending was them 3 walking, the usual Kdrama ending scene.
Usually, that's how things work if you receive a late new season order. You quickly set up a new scene for an announcement so the producer/investor won't back out later. 🤪
Did it get renewed? The last phrase "Confidence Queen will be back" made me wonder!
It's as good as a "yes" since they announced it in the show itself. It means they already committed to it and was greenlit.
That ending was probably only made three weeks ago. It means Amazon liked the ratings for it and ordered a Season 2.
So, they filmed a new ending announcing S02. Noticed how only FL was looking at the camera? Either she was the only one they contacted for that scene or the other two were not available.
After that announcement scene, they showed their faces, that scene was the original ending.
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Or, that he might collapsed while doing something critical.
But firing him just because he can't feel pain is illogical. Diagnosis of a patient has nothing to do if the doctor can feel pain.
LOL. If a doctor tells me he can literally feel the pain I am feeling, I'll go to another hospital. They're either aliens disguised as humans, or quack doctors. 😆
Sorry, she loves to call the FL friend so it got stuck in my mind.
Sorry, I don't know what to call a cousin' son.
Sorry, I don't know what you call the son of your cousin.
I love the sudden twist.
Premiered 2025-10-15 Wednesday 14:00 UTC+8. = 6 episodes
16th: 2 episodes
17th: 2 episodes
18th to 29th: 1 episode each
As per https://www.themoviedb.org/tv/302923/season/1
She switched places with a friend. Or, the friend was a bitch and stole her identity. In the end, that friend was the one who was killed.
Theory #5: She's the real granddaughter version 2
She survived the murder attempt and is now pretending to be someone else while waiting for her chance to expose the murderer. After all, if you want revenge, you stay close to the suspect.
Theory #6: The chairman knew she's her granddaughter
He trained her to play the role to keep her safe. Or, maybe she has no idea she's the chairman's real granddaughter. And luckily, she knows to stay close with the fake wife because her inheritance is with her.
---
If you missed my earlier post:
Theory #1: She's a secret agent for the government
They're watching conglomerates because, well, there are a thousand reasons why governments must watch conglomerates.
Theory #2: She's working for a competitor
She's keeping tabs on them because they are their competitor in multiple industries.
Theory #3: The chairman's secret backup plan
The chairman hired her to ensure whoever becomes the fake wife goes through the plan even if he's dead already. She is the chairman's last ace, even the attorney have no idea about. You need multiple plans to ensure your revenge is successful even if you died.
Edit: just to clarify, the ML's son. No idea what you call your cousin's son. Nephew is the easiest to remember.
Anosher edit: The ML gets married to the FL, and the kid inherits everything.
(This is why I use generic labels, I get confused with names.)
They really did go all out with it, huh? Usually they resort to old videos and the sound of machines, not literally showing it.
So retro.
Is it still popular in other countries? To think a writer remembered that. They must have had used it too. 🤣🤣🤣
And this is the problem with parent-child relationships for us autistics. We are so logical, we actually understand the hows and the whys. But we can't do anything about it. We are powerless. So, sooner or later, our emotions and empathy simply burst forth.
It HURTS.
- We know they don't deserve so be sick.
- We know how and why they became that way.
- We understand they can't help themselves because they too went through familial problems that broke them mentally and emotionally, so they unconciousy releasing all that frustration to their own kids
And here we are, their kids, knowing better than them, have no choice but to understand them because "we know better". Because we understand.
But it doesn't mean we can do it consistently. We are humans too.
In the end, you hurt each other. Even if intentionally, it still crushes your soul because at the end of the day, they don't deserve the hurt.
Where do you draw the line? Nowhere. It just is.
Hence this episode is so hard to watch. Their father went through something that made him the way he is. He isn't a bad father, just lacking. He does mean well. But it comes across as neglect for his family.
And now, near the end of his life. When he needed them the most, he isn't getting much. Deep inside, he is blaming himself. Deep inside, he is blaming the life he had, maybe even his own parents, because it made him the way he is. Because they never taught him how to have a proper family.
I personally hate self-blaming, and it really hurts to see people like that.
It's not your fault. It's just how things turned out. We just have to accept it so we can work on making things better.
But you know how most parents are in real life, "Why should we listen to you? We have more experience in life." And yet deep inside, they know their kids told them the truth and it is breaking their heart.
Why is it so hard to say "I'm sorry" to family members? Even when they start to self-blame, it still is so damn hard to do.
- No one deserves to be sick.
- No one should be silently begging to be loved.
- No one should come to a point where they self-blame and curse their life and their family.
But it is what it is.
It is so painful.
Maybe I'll just skip E10.
(P.s. I don't shy away from sharing what is true in my life because I know there is someone out there who will benefit from knowing there are such experiences.)
And when he got sick, your heart just melt. You realise you don't hate them as a person, you just hate the circumstances that made things the way it is because you're thirsty for loving relationship like what other people has.
Without that S02 announcement scene, the actual ending was them 3 walking, the usual Kdrama ending scene.
Usually, that's how things work if you receive a late new season order. You quickly set up a new scene for an announcement so the producer/investor won't back out later. 🤪
That ending was probably only made three weeks ago. It means Amazon liked the ratings for it and ordered a Season 2.
So, they filmed a new ending announcing S02. Noticed how only FL was looking at the camera? Either she was the only one they contacted for that scene or the other two were not available.
After that announcement scene, they showed their faces, that scene was the original ending.