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We're not even a week in and you guys say that there is already angst incoming?? When did we even get time to enjoy the happy moments 😭😭 I can't with cdramas 😅

I don't know whether to savour the episodes or be up to date to enjoy the discussion 😆 This is a problem reserved only for dramas I truly love haha. With kdramas it's easier to decide, cause of only 2 eps weekly lol

Ooh I just realised that I really love this about this story. It gets so tiring when first episodes of transmigration stories are just the character trying to repeatedly break free, when we know they can't and won't. They saved so much time lol

He was one of the more interesting characters. His only out of character action was advising other law campanies against hiring Hosu, I really don't know why he did that when he really cared about him.

After first episodes, I thought that it's gonna be hard to build romantic tension when everything is turned into a joke. Especially as I'm not a fan of the transmigration genre, cause they have to eventually go back to their real life. But they proved me wrong, their relationship is growing so well! I find kdramas so lacking in terms of chemistry recently, but LYN singlehandedly is taking me out of my drama slump this year haha

SAME. The chemistry just wasn't there. All this time I was reading comments that there is not enough romence and I thought - are we watching the same drama? Cause I wish it just focused on the work stuff lol, the romance was a miss for me. The only chemistry I felt was between her and the coworker, and her mom and the vicedirector... imo, PJY is just a very mid actor with limited range and that's one of the main problems for me. Whereas in the strawberry couple the female lead being totally emotionless was the problem.

It is a very unpopular opinion tho, criticizing this drama is not easy as a lot of people will instantly turn into defense mode.

He's not the brightest crayon in the box

Lol, Park Ji Hoon is 26 at the moment. WHC1 was out in 2022. Do your math pls. I'll repeat myself -it's not like we can only have 16 yo or 26 yo. And my point is that if the leads look old enough to play college graduates, they do not look young enough to play high schoolers.

Lol, switching my brain doesn't mean that my eyes can't see that they do not look like teenagers.

Are there no 20-21 yo actors who can do it? Like a lot of main cast from WHC1. It's not like we can only have 16 yo or 26 yo.

Also, the leads really look their age. I don't understand why they go back to playing teenagers when they both played university graduates already.

I really don't get the "I'll fall for a handsome boy" trend i kdramas. First Crushology 101, not this. I know it's probably for the laughs, but it really makes me put off by the female lead.

He acted rudely to his costar few years ago, cause of his then girlfriend's manipulation. An old and exaggerated case if you ask me.

Ehh, not all of my favs being snatched by Hong sisters 😭 I really don't vibe with their dramas...

🤣🤣🤣 I'm all for equal and respective relationships but I kinda miss red flags too sometimes.

Don't get me wrong, even tho I don't usually go for BE dramas, I can appreciate them when they make sense. But not when bad endings are sloppy, rushed, are a cop-out.

This could be a kdrama that I'm watching while it's ongoing, but I'm so concerned about the ending cause it's iQiyi 😒 really don't want another AJOL

His only totally bad action in my eyes is badmouthing Hosu to other law firms and making it hard to find a new job. If that was even the case, cause in ep 6 he said to Hosu that he will cheer him on? So I don't quite understand.

Unpopular opinion, but Hosu's senior is a really competent lawyer. I mean, he has bad clients but is giving his all to win their cases. Some of his actions are low blows to the victims, but I definitely would trust him as a lawyer.

I did understand her at the beginning, especially when she was very vulnerable in ep 1. If I were to point out some of the most hypocritical things that she did it would be:
1. The fact that she blames Miji for meeting Hosu and him learning about their secret. When she was also found out by the supermarket guy and Hosu.
2. How she doesn't keep promise that she made to Miji about meeting the grandmother (at least in the beginning). Even tho she expects Miji to keep her promises 100%.
3. Her not telling Miji some of the most crucial things about her work situation. How is Miji supposed to act as Mirae when she knows nothing? I know it's for the sake of some drama and mystery in the story but I feel bad for Miji.
4. How she asked Miji to give grandma a haircut and was mad that Miji told her she can't on that day. No understanding whatsoever, she just wanted a different date.

I'm not even mad about her breaking promises to Miji, as Miji broke her promises also. But Miji is not out there shaming Mirae for everything. It's hella hypocritical.