aeducan15

sadly, the subtitles are worse than ai generated. a minute in and I already have a headache trying to decipher it

Her cousin is the worst at the whole you're not good enough for him thing, when she is in the exact same type of relationship. Granted, her shitty bf isn't as rich or powerful as the ML, but there is still a huge contrast in wealth and social status between the 2 of them. I tell myself (just to make it through her scenes tbh) that she is well intentioned because she doesn't want Shan Shan to have a horrible relationship like the one her mom shoved down her throat, even though it plays off more as she's jealous that Shan Shan is "better" than her.

ML isn't even nice to her for most of the show either. Like, right now I'm at the part where they kind of got together during the New Year and he basically blackmailed her into saying she likes him, otherwise he was going to leave her on the streets penniless with no home, then just unilaterally decides to take her home when she doesn't want to. Like, I know he gets better since I've gotten further through it before, but her falling for him makes no sense to me at this point. "Yay, the guy that mocks me and forces me to do menial tasks every day likes me! I'm so lucky!" Makes. No. Sense..

Her naivetè is kind of on/off to me. She kind of quickly realized that Zheng Qi didn't like her, even though he treated her like he was interested in her to the point there were rumors about them and was quick to point out to Li Shu's act that they were dating when they met, yet most of the time she has 0 clue what's happening around her

There is a lot in this show that makes me teeter between watching and not watching it. This is my third attempt and if I stop watching it this time, I'm just fully dropping it.

made it 2 episodes in and dropped because I couldn't stand the FLs attitude lol

I can't remember exactly any more but it was between 8 and 10

It's crazy how it feels like a slow burn romance, yet they get together like 15 episodes earlier than most CDramas lol. Apparently it's much faster paced than it feels while watching it.

FL is insanely pretty to me. Show is a slow burn show and only just finished ep5 but it is so good and so far very cute

it's technically their last name and Lee is super common, something like 20% of SK population has that as a family name

Eun Song isn't the mastermind imo. He might be for the plan happening now, but Seul Hee has been there for 20+ years, Eun Song would have been a child at that point and the evidence the aunt has pulled up already shows that Seul Hee isn't there just to be with grandpa.

How no one other than the aunt finds her suspicious is beyond me, Allowing yourself to be looked down upon and pretending to ask for nothing for 20 years, you absolutely have to have an end game of some sort. I think the aunt is going to wind up being right and she caused grandmas death, and is the true mastermind behind it all.

I still am confused on what Grace's role is. So she is the matchmaker for the elites, so why is she always there? She acts like the mom's secretary, so why do they treat her as if she has some type of authority? Then everything the "shaman" says comes from her, so is she the family shaman? Then she acts like the mom and dad's fixer at times too, I just don't get what she is that she has so much pull in the family.

To me at least, I don't think the divorce issue is going to last long. Even if at first she thinks the way he is acting is all for show since she is dying, there are points that blatantly show he changed his mind and wants to be with her again

Actually keeping the illness a secret when she asked, even though he disagrees with that idea

Finding her in his home town (ok granted kind of iffy, but that was the real start to his change imo)

Telling her he will go to Germany with her, then when she doubts the sincerity of that and leaves without telling him, travels and finds her in a major foreign city

Asking to move back in to the same bed as her

Telling her not to change her will until she is better and no longer terminal (Like come on, if he wanted out and she was offering that, he would have jumped at the chance of a clean break while remaining rich)

Threatening the doctor with a law suit if he doesn't at least try to cure her.

I'm sure there's others but that's all I could think of off the top of my head

They are so dumb all the time. I swear the only smart thing it has shown them do is realize that ML is the smartest of the bunch and use him as a kinda final call on most major matters. It's the only reason why someone they obviously don't like is included in every matter and meeting about big issues

Eun Song is becoming more and more of a trash person every time he has a scene. Even if you ignore the scheming he is doing with the matchmaker, the meddling into their relationship and moving into the house is disgusting alone. The fact her mom invited him to the house is despicable.

Also, to me it seems like the only person in the Queen family that has any business sense is Hae In, maybe the grandfather but it hasn't shown him actually doing business at all. Her mom is stuck in her completely misplaced hatred of Hae In, the brother is just a stupid spoiled kid that thinks everyone owes him everything so everyone he attempts to do deals with just screw him over.

It also sucks that their entire relationship is so messed up just because of no communication during a time of grief. Everyone would handle that situation differently and since Hae In grew up having to have a hard exterior, she couldn't show him how utterly destroyed she was from the loss and came off to him as if she just didn't care, which in turn caused him to resent her. A single honest conversation after the loss and they would have continued to be as in love as before the wedding.

He only liked Dough Twist and no interest in any other girl, so there was no shot for her in school since he didn't know FL was Dough Twist

He sabotaged his chances with her in school IRL not realizing the girl he liked online was the girl that liked him IRL

He hated her fake IRL personality that he told her online to use in hopes that it would make her crush dislike her

As soon as he rejects her at school, he finds out that his crush online was her and everything she did IRL was fake and caused by him, he immediately fell for her because he was already in love with the real her that he met online

He was crushing so hard on her with her online personality (which was her real, actual personality) and wasn't interested in anyone other than her. Yeah, the in school confession/rejection could have been done better, but his attitude and sudden liking of the FL makes sense to me. In an attempt to sabotage her chances with her crush IRL, he advised her to act ditzy/stupid/needy to her crush, things he hates and was hoping her crush would hate as well. Then he finds out that isn't how she is at all and is actually the girl that he likes and everything he saw from her IRL was fake and caused by him to make him dislike her

tbh I was already torn last week, but still considered it good enough to watch ep 5, which was so draggy to me and couldn't keep my attention for long enough that it took probably 7 hours over 2 days to watch it. I'll give ep 6 a shot tomorrow and if it feels like ep 5 did to me, then I'll just have to give up and consider this one a drop 🤷‍♂️

just finished ep 5 and I can't tell if I like it or not lol. It's definitely not as good as I was expecting and 50/50 on whether to drop it or not atp

Just save yourself the time imo. Not missing anything amazing (or even good tbh) and I'm sure you could guess the end.


Ex's mom was arrested for killing mistress,

Solution provides evidence that Ex was bribing people for his town thing,

Ex goes on psycho spree because the world is falling down around him,

FL gets kidnapped by ex in an attempt to make her say she lied and accidentally confessed on his own recording that he murdered her mom, Ex gets arrested,

2nd couple get married out of the blue (the other 2 Solution employees),

ML proposes, FL kinda says yes, credits roll

WTF was that ending ffs? Playing romantic music like they finally got together and engaged while the dialogue was more like the contract marriage dramas ep 2 "engagement." If I proposed and got that response, I'd withdraw the proposal and find someone that actually wants to be with me and I want to be with

Sa Ra's speech at the wedding was ridiculous for that setting.

I think the entire point the writer was trying to show is that divorce isn't as bad as SK makes it out to be and it shouldn't be stigmatized as much as it is there. Which I agree with. However, the ending took it a step further and basically came off as divorce (and really just marriage in general) is just a casual thing and should be treated as such without any regards or reservations, which is bullshit all the way around

Ep 1-6 8/10
Whole drama I give a 5/10 and only because I was able to finish it

luckily not this lol. Prime saved you

FR.. I don't usually check the writers before watching a drama and now I'm going to start so if I see it's the writer for this garbage I know to skip it immediately

"He's dangerous and cornered, I'm worried he is going to come after you"

"I'll be careful"

Immediately goes to meet up with a known desperate murderer to be kidnapped.

I just can't with how stupid they made the FL out to be. Glad this is the last episode and I will no longer have to think about this horrible show