I think it would be more interesting in a project "older hero" like 25-28 , than a school setting… some look very young, others more mature. This is not a criticism, just my observation. thks
Okay, picture this: ML is about to pass his throne to Da-Rim—yep, the dream from episode 1’s opening scene is coming true! He’s just going to quietly return to his old company. (And his mom? She’s about to become a total power lady
fr, we can't watch anything nowadays without these people complaining over everything, it's like they can't distinguish…
In trying to avoid any potential offense or perceived discrimination ; we can observe, in developed countries, a general trend rather than isolated cases. I am referring here to a global phenomenon: of course, among billions of people, there are all kinds of behaviors and attitudes..and i m from France ;)
fr, we can't watch anything nowadays without these people complaining over everything, it's like they can't distinguish…
Exactly, I completely agree with you. And do you know why there’s no creativity today? Because they keep offering the same scenarios, the ones that have been tested, deemed safe, and accepted by the audience. No risk is taken, and without risk, art dies. Art, by its very nature, is a form of free expression, a space where one can dare, experiment, and surprise. When the fear of displeasing or offending dominates, the magic disappears
Exactly! You can’t make a joke, a movie, or a series without some community, a battalion of defenders, or a controversy popping up to point fingers. Between wokism and I-don’t-even-know-what, we’re swimming in full-on moral hyper-vigilance. Yesterday, it was the great ‘switch off’ vs ‘on mode’ debate—and I was just saying I watch the same work in between "my own popcorn-intellectual style" , why bother turning it off? And today… the debate of the day: "enter the controversies!" lol
p9 — All right, now in more detailMy dear Da-Rim, just like your beloved, I was disappointed in you too. I criticized…
Yes, the redemption arc of his mother is absolutely spectacular, in my opinion… This show really pays tribute to all moms (young and not-so-young). I first started watching this series because of My Dearest—I knew the girl and loved her—then I discovered ML, who’s fantastic. In the meantime, I watched two of his other works, so different yet amazing each time, convincingly magnificent Atypical Family. And now… I have to watch 1 Dollar Lawyer. Honestly, this series keeps making me discover so many wonderful things!
My dear Da-Rim, just like your beloved, I was disappointed in you too. I criticized you quite a lot, even though deep down I really liked you. And then came that scene where you cried — and in that moment you completely redeemed yourself in my eyes. I felt the same emotions as the actor; you truly touched me… And later, when I saw you picking up those rolls of toilet paper, I said the same thing he did: “There she is… (I recognize her like ep2 )… (so kind).
When he gave the toilet paper of the same kind, like she had given (she gave a mandarin to forgive him because he hadn’t been fair to her), now it’s him who is giving to forgive her. That was the moment I fell for you again — for your empathy toward strangers and your family, for your willingness to help everyone around you. You cried with such genuine, honest emotion — it felt real.
2.As for the actor… there’s nothing more to say: he expresses everything he feels purely through emotion, even without words.
3.When he’s cold — I adore that. He radiates this aura, something almost stoic and effortlessly so. I love characters like that. And then he can suddenly be gentle… And his smile after picking up those rolls — perfection.
4.The female lead is the embodiment of naivety. Their duo is wonderful — one of the most harmonious on-screen pairings I can remember. The poster scene — funny yet incredibly sensual. They complement each other perfectly: he sets the tone, the sensuality, and she, with her innocence, gives it space — and it’s captivating.
5.And the second ML… oh, he was something! A true rival to the first ML. In the interview scene I literally said, “Like That ok !! .” Such well-executed confrontations Yes, it’s unclear when and how he fell in love... and I would’ve liked more details… blablblablbalabb but the scene itself was brilliantly acted by both.
6.The car scene — hilarious to the point of tears, both of them were phenomenal.
7.And the final scene… I gave a standing ovation. The ML showed real maturity — the way he said “stay,” so serious and sincere… It carried everything: emotion, depth…
8.And his mother — bravo! Absolutely yes!
9.One Thousand Won Lawyer — I definitely need to watch it; somehow I missed that drama, but his cameo here reminded me of Song Joong Ki’s cameo in Queen of Tears as Vincenzo the lawyer.
Overall… I know that tomorrow we will probably take a step back again, but today everything was on full throttle — just like when Da-Rim was driving the car. And honestly, I feel as if the screenwriter simply put us right into Da-Rim’s car.
“Workplace harassment”? We really need to stop creating controversies where there are none. Not everything has to be twisted into a scandal.
When you pull characters out of their narrative context, you distort their intentions, their emotional logic, and the very meaning of the scene.
It’s unfair to attach such heavy accusations to every interaction just because you want to interpret it as a problem. Fiction has its own codes, its own dynamics between characters, and its own way of expressing emotions
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we can observe, in developed countries, a general trend rather than isolated cases. I am referring here to a global phenomenon: of course, among billions of people, there are all kinds of behaviors and attitudes..and i m from France ;)
My dear Da-Rim, just like your beloved, I was disappointed in you too. I criticized you quite a lot, even though deep down I really liked you. And then came that scene where you cried — and in that moment you completely redeemed yourself in my eyes. I felt the same emotions as the actor; you truly touched me…
And later, when I saw you picking up those rolls of toilet paper, I said the same thing he did: “There she is… (I recognize her like ep2 )… (so kind).
When he gave the toilet paper of the same kind, like she had given (she gave a mandarin to forgive him because he hadn’t been fair to her), now it’s him who is giving to forgive her.
That was the moment I fell for you again — for your empathy toward strangers and your family, for your willingness to help everyone around you. You cried with such genuine, honest emotion — it felt real.
2.As for the actor… there’s nothing more to say: he expresses everything he feels purely through emotion, even without words.
3.When he’s cold — I adore that. He radiates this aura, something almost stoic and effortlessly so. I love characters like that. And then he can suddenly be gentle… And his smile after picking up those rolls — perfection.
4.The female lead is the embodiment of naivety.
Their duo is wonderful — one of the most harmonious on-screen pairings I can remember.
The poster scene — funny yet incredibly sensual. They complement each other perfectly: he sets the tone, the sensuality, and she, with her innocence, gives it space — and it’s captivating.
5.And the second ML… oh, he was something! A true rival to the first ML. In the interview scene I literally said, “Like That ok !! .” Such well-executed confrontations
Yes, it’s unclear when and how he fell in love... and I would’ve liked more details… blablblablbalabb but the scene itself was brilliantly acted by both.
6.The car scene — hilarious to the point of tears, both of them were phenomenal.
7.And the final scene… I gave a standing ovation. The ML showed real maturity — the way he said “stay,” so serious and sincere…
It carried everything: emotion, depth…
8.And his mother — bravo! Absolutely yes!
9.One Thousand Won Lawyer — I definitely need to watch it; somehow I missed that drama, but his cameo here reminded me of Song Joong Ki’s cameo in Queen of Tears as Vincenzo the lawyer.
Overall… I know that tomorrow we will probably take a step back again, but today everything was on full throttle — just like when Da-Rim was driving the car.
And honestly, I feel as if the screenwriter simply put us right into Da-Rim’s car.
We really need to stop creating controversies where there are none. Not everything has to be twisted into a scandal.
When you pull characters out of their narrative context, you distort their intentions, their emotional logic, and the very meaning of the scene.
It’s unfair to attach such heavy accusations to every interaction just because you want to interpret it as a problem. Fiction has its own codes, its own dynamics between characters, and its own way of expressing emotions
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Nothing more to add lol