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He freaking left without a single word, who does that. If she forgives him in couple episodes I'm gonna flip.

I wish they've included flash backs or a bit more humane sides of the characters, for example In Gu had a rough life as we've seen in the intro yet we never see what's inside of his head other than fleeting phone calls with his family. That nightmare in the last episode was a nice touch yet there is still that 1% of something lacking with empathy.
Don't get me wrong I loved this drama but I guess I've expected something just a tiny bit more.

I kind of wish Gwang Nam wasn't gay since he seems to be the real soulmate of Sang Eun. But I'm also glad that we have that friendship dynamic too.

I've dropped it after episode 14. I loved everything about this drama yet the constant defeat of Anran and her helplessness felt too real and relatable at some point. Does it get any better?

I don't think they'll go a rouge route for this type of a rom-com, btw I ruled out detective due to his knowledge on law and his attire.

I don't see a viable option other than a prosecutor.

I wasn't expecting the pilot episode to be this intriguing, I love watching PMY even in the dullest settings but I'm glad that this drama is off to a good start :)

Omg, Mu Ze love is still strong in the comment section, please drool over the actor himself and not the ruthless piece of sh*t Mu Ze. Thank you very much.
I really hate narratives where the trash male lead gets his happiness despite the all the bullsh*t he has done, and for once I find a drama where the dice doesn't roll that way and guess what, viewers disappoint me with their masochistic preferences. In a ideal scenario I'd be happily insulting Mu Ze with other viewers instead of reading lengthy essays about how Mu Ze is a complex character who out shined Mu Chuan. In any possible outcome Mu Ze would be still a tyrant, an ingrate and the worst husband material out there.

Mu Ze is a human trash not a complex anti-hero nor a good one gone bad yet the actor who plays him is charismatic hence he gathers all the buzz, had he been played by an ugly actor with mediocre acting capabilities I don't think we'd be seeing all these people talking about how Mu Ze actually loves Lu An Ran and how they would like to see him regret over his atrocities.
Instead of seeing Mu Ze for what he is, they're looking for a reason to like the character because the actor is hot which is hypocrisy at best and simply disgusting to be exact.

Miho's life in short is, she paid for the insurance yet everyone but her got the benefits.

They really f*cked Miho over. Had her husband just did his job and not take useless loans + accept a shady deal as a result of it, she would've lived a pretty normal life. Chang Ho was a literally useless husband through and through. I don't think he was considerate husband, not a capable one that's for sure. We've never seen him do anything for Miho, other than consoling her after a breakup yet she loved him freaking much. How and why exactly so?
I really don't get which part of him made Miho to basically dedicate her everything.

He looks much better in action, plus he has good chemistry with Zhao Li Ying which is super important for romance based genres. Also let's not bring Wang He Di into this mix, he is a younger generation actor who is on rise whilst this drama has more experienced cast overall, comparing apples to bananas is meaningless.

I'm glad that I'm not the only one who is still hung on that drama.

I was heavily invested in princess agents, so much that I even entered a facebook group for it, there was this whole petition thing going on ahahahah 😂 of course it was all for naught but at least it made some people to take the initiative to translate the ending of the novel :')

Their chemistry was so natural, an easy watch with lovable characters :)

I hated them with passion before but yesterday I've finished 3 series back to back and they were so much fun. Although I still prefer longer format quality productions these two minutes short dramas have their own charms too.

He did that because his concubine defied him not because he loved Anran, that is also the very reason he killed his own brother.

There is no way Mu Ze isn't the culprit for her family's demise, it was a open court ruling but as for Mu Chuan's death, I'm not sure, that sly Cai seems more than capable to pull that off. We shall see.

That need to understand a toxic male is just infuriating and all the excuses that people find for them is.. ugh... anyways, at least MuZe is still not the male lead and hopefully Anran will get her revenge.

My comment wasn't specifically towards your comment, I've read many comments with similar sentiments towards to MuZe. I think the empathy he receives is too excessive for a character like him. I find the actor who plays MuZe very charismatic and truthfully he looks like a male lead material but MuZe actually has very common male lead characteristics already and his hypocritical "love" included to this. And, I'm sure at some point I've rooted for one of those scummy male leads but I'm just done with characters that need too much redeeming to be even considered human.
I love watching complex characters be it a villain or a good person in a dilemma abut that doesn't mean I'm willing to see them paired with their victim.
If MuZe was less ruthless towards Anran, I mean he could've at least not kill her whole family, I could muster some sort of good will towards him but his case is one gone too far.
Overall I understand your stand point, thank you for your detailed reply, it is always a pleasure to read and talk about characters :)