notyourmalyshka

well i don't think there would be a fight for custody between the leads as the ml doesnt wanna raise the kid alone and even if he grew feelings for him, obv they will raise him together

Well, honestly, that should be done everywhere. And considering how Korea is—I’ve heard it’s extremely strict with its laws and policies, and my cousin also said it’s very different from how it’s portrayed in dramas—I don’t really know what to believe. Anyway, they definitely have their own procedures, and maybe, for the sake of creating a sad and final ending, they might have Woojoo taken away or something. I don’t know, honestly.

The amount of calmness, patience, and gentleness Si-yeol shows toward Eun-ho’s nasty temperament and mood swings is honestly unreal. He’s such a baby. I’m so in love with his character. The man is absolutely losing his mind over her completely unserious demands, yet he still agrees to them. That’s exactly what makes him so endearing ahhh

I mean, obviously being a bully is no excuse, and no matter how many issues a person has with himself or his surroundings, another person should not be a punching bag because of that. But again, mine is only for entertainment purposes, and I’m enjoying it because of the enemies aspect. I’m a huge book reader, so maybe I’m desensitized to it, because that’s usually how enemies are written. Although he is abusive, that’s where character growth comes in. And besides, obviously he’d get some kind of redemption arc, but he won’t get a love interest this time, if only the second female lead, which I don’t think has any chance. His story will remain incomplete, and that sucks.

As a person who is just watching, it’s easier for me to simply like what I see. Obviously, the person facing it would never love this as it’s shown. Still, I do love the male lead and absolutely want her to be with him, because given her miserable life, who wouldn’t want to be with someone as kind and gentle as him? That’s it. And your interpretations of him being like that make sense, because that’s how broken characters are often written in books and dramas.

eh i don't know, like in idol i, the prosecutor got his redemption arc in the second last episode lmao and he was the worst person ever, but here sml um like he has his bad evil moments, but i can see his character growth. also, he might've some complex shit reasons for saving his father, i dont remember but i've seen this type of shit in multiple kdramas where the abused is saving his abuser BUT later finally killing them or trapping them to have a closure

trueeee, like si yeol is suchhhh a babbbyyygirl, i love how he never gets annoyed with her tantrums ughhh

Well it's more complex and all, but for the sake of the plot, it's happening. usually um i've seen in turkish drama, that they just give the guardianship to the closest relatives first and they DO CHECK sometimes, i'm sure there would be scenes here as well

i really hope bae in hyuk gets the recognition he s=deserves through this drama. i've loved his role in 'the story of park's marriage contract' and his most gut wrenching role in 'my roommate is a gumiho', mind you, he was the second lead there but ugh i cried for him. I LOVVVEE THAT HE'S HEREEEE AND LOOKING SO GOOD

he will get his redemption arc soon, there are 4 eps left. saving his father was questionable, like why would you BUT not soon to judge, he might've his reasons, after all he's kinda complex

forgot to mention, i do love yeol and eun jo as well, moon sang min is MY FAVOURITE, the reason i watched this drama. so i'm all heart eyes whenever he's on screen and i do want a happy ending for him.

AH NOT JAE YI, man will get his redemption arc soon. 4 eps are left

LOVE THIS DRAMA, NEED BETTER RATING BECAUSE THE CHEMISTRY BETWEEN THEM IS JUST SO DAMN GOOD. THEY ARE THE CUTESTTTT UGH

yesss

Damn, some of y’all are really pissed because people like Jae Yi and Eun Jo more. First of all, let me clear some things up so no one comes at me. I would never justify domestic violence or slapping. Everyone loves a whole green forest in real life, and that is completely valid because no one wants someone grabbing or pulling them all the damn time. But at the end of the day, this is fiction. It is not like some big alpha daddy CEO is actually going to save us from our problems, right? So wanting enemies to fall in love after all that and showing good character growth falls in the same category.

I have recently been watching older K-dramas, and I finally understand why newer dramas are called soulless productions. These days, K-dramas do not even want anyone to hate the male lead. He is either the most selfless, amazing, astonishing, greenest guy ever, or he is some itty-bitty, unseasoned chicken sarcastic guy in the name of enemies to lovers. Do you all even like this trope?

The newer ones, Dynamite Kiss, Love Next Door, and some others, are not enemies to lovers at all. The trope has literally been ruined by these so-called lovey-dovey couples with a little banter. That is not enemies to lovers.

So yes, I do love Jae Yi and Eun Jo. They are serving angst, their chemistry is on fire, he is actually going through character growth, and they are hot as fuck together. And yes, I do love a good, intense enemies to lovers story. Thank you.

dude obv? it's fiction so i am treating it as one, the slapping scene just came and while that's yes NOT SOMETHING i will ever justify, besides my comments were BEFORE that scene, otherwise i'm still all about them, even tho they wont end up together. if you try to understand his character, you'd know that he is finally showing character growth and again at the end of the day it's fiction, so idc and i do love a good intense enemies to lovers. i love yeol as well,

man when did someone normalize domestic violence, be fucking for real

because it is fire. the chemistry is so damn good, while all the historical kdramas are kinda similar or not historical, just general, with the main lead always falling for the poor girl who nvm is strong blah blah, enemies to lovers, AND I MEAN THE INTENSE ONE THAT'S GOING ON BETWEEN JAE YI AND EUN JO, is very rare. veryyy rare huh, that's why when something like that is presented to us, we eat it up

dude, that's the main point of enemies to lovers, isnt it? and he is showing character growth now. and um well nam ji hyun is a senior actor to them, no? both the leads are new actors, hong minji hasnt even landed a lead role yet.

um tbh i dont like her that's why i'm not getting the vibes, but yes plss jae yi and eun jo are just sooooo hawtt, and i dont mean like in another drama, the chemistry they have in this drama is what that's making it just so hot

i am officially in love with eunho. she's so messy, narcisstic like SHE IS THE ONE, NOT SIYEOL, and hot tempered chilidhs and what not, but hehehehe i love her sm