momo

I like a line that a drama reviewer said, that the viewers are getting more puristic than people from 100 years ago. Unfortunately too many dramas offer this idealized version of a relationship, where a person is loyal to their first love their whole life. Some people say that it's because they don't want realism in their dramas, and I see that, but 99% of dramas are that way, can't we have our 1%?

I think it was hilarious but it was also because she doesn't want to hide anything from her coworkers that would cause a misunderstanding later. Well it caused a misundestanding now anyway but oh well hahaha

Didn't she say they dated for 2 years, until she left him?

Based on the trailers, my opinion is it will take a long long time for the FL to accept her feelings for ML. She seems to look at it not only from the audit head's perspective (keeping decorum at work) but from the perspective of a victim of inappropriate work relationship (I assume). She is probably traumatized and doesn't want any stigma to fall on the ML. He will have to do a lot to help her heal and convince her of his feelings.

Same! It felt like the romance from eps 3&4 could have been a movie, with how well they were paced!

Yeah exactly! He knows what he wants and he's going for it!

He may be doing an okay job with what he's given, but webtoon SR is a lot more nuanced actually. Not saying it's the actor's fault, may be the script's.

Yeah, the pace of their relationship may seem too fast on paper, but it actually makes total sense when you are watching the drama.

I think he does, especially in ep 4 when he is finally starting to do the work, we see a more engaged and compassionate side of him.

Yeah and it was said that she's from an influential family.

I prefer webtoon's Soon Rook to drama's SR tbh, but there is something comforting in watching the third season of Yumi's Cells, like seeing an old-time friend again. So I'm enjoying it too, and a lot more than S2.

Oh that's a good idea, haven't thought of that!

Also we have no proof that Jae Yeol's brother is evil. He's only portrayed that way cause we're looking at him from Jae Yeol's eyes.

The look In-ah gave Gi Jun when he said to the assaulted worker that it's not her fault is one of the most important clues imo. Even if at some point In Ah and Jae Yeol were in love, he either wanted to keep their romance after the marriage, or just wanted to use her. Both against her will, but I feel that In Ah feared that people will say that she was the initiator and the one at fault.

I can't help but notice that even though ML has exes, it is the first time we see HIM going after a girl. Other times he was the one being pursued, and now he will do the pursuing~

It will take quite some time for her to accept his feelings, I'm afraid

When the ML was painting and looking at the intensly I was gonna write that this scene is as hot as it gets. Boy oh boy was I wrong, lol.
I love how mad he was after receiving her photo, but then he just decided to believe what he has actually seen. And he has seen that she is a good, loyal, but lonely person. How could she be having an inappropriate relationship? I was sute that he would ask her if it's a misunderstanding, but he didn't need that, he already made up his mind about her.

EXCUSE ME WHAT WAS THAT EPISODE

Some leople just can't accept that not every drama is catered for them. Honestly there are so many pure dramas to choose from. And in reality Koreans aren't the most innocent either, so I don't get the fuss.
Besides, they seem to have forgotten that ML dressing up scene in ep 1? This was clearly for female gaze

The ML hiding the complaint under other tabs had me dying, man, just lock your screen 😭