Why is the Ex so delusional?She left this man because of family pressure. Has a whole fiance that is supposed…
I found one line of his ex's extremely funny and ironic, "She is the type I hate the most. People who use other people's power instead of their own to obtain what they want easily" Wow way to be so self aware /s
Is there a general/predictable (+/- a couple of hours) when the English subs are released? Will get up early if…
It's been quite inconsistent unfortunately. Subs for Ep 5 and 7 were delayed by 7 to 8 hours, so I thought it was maybe a Monday thing lol but then Ep 9 and all other episodes were up within 2 to 3 hours. If you see the Disney+ version uploaded in Raw format, then the subs will follow a couple of minutes later. If it goes anything like last week, you could expect it to be up within 2 to 3 hours after air time I guess, that would be around 8 am for you? :D
I still think Segi is not the MAIN culprit, but he’s definitely one of the villains here, IMO. Even if the Segi…
I don't think Segi is the main culprit either, the peach incident was surely sad but he didn't leave Go Jin there to die either. I guess my only question is why try to ruin something you've built together successfully for so long? Segi must be at the received end of something huge for him to sabotage something that's already great?
Am I the only one who's still in denial about Segi? Or is it just wishful thinking? On one hand, I feel like it's a bit too predictable that he's a villain and this show has been anything but predictable, plus it makes Go Jin's story all the more sad because he's never had ANYONE who's truly been there by his side. On the other, how would one even justify Segi's actions if he isn't the villain? We could possibly explain away what Go Jin saw after his accident as a hallucination of some sort when he was losing consciousness, so Go Jin may not have been the most reliable witness, but the rest?
I don't understand what Segi would get out of ruining Go Jin. He is the most sought after instructor and Gotop is Gotop because of Go Jin's presence. So what is Segi's endgame here? I hope the revelation isn't too disappointing because they're building it up to be something huge-ish.
It is better imo! The first 6 episodes of ABP were amazing, but then it kinda fell flat for me. This is just getting…
Same, I think the reason ABP fell flat after the initial few episodes is because the FL kinda lost her spunk? (No hate to Kim Sejeong, she was fab!) She was a fun person when pretending to be someone else which made the ML (How would one even describe his character? All we know is that he's rich, handsome, successful and apparently good at everything?) fall for her but then things just fell into place too quickly and they turned into this annoyingly sweet couple that single people love to hate, haha. There wasn't much more to their story, it was them against the world for a bit but even that wasn't challenging enough to make us root for them because they didn't need any rooting. Second leads had much more angst and character development. Meanwhile, in CL the main leads hate each other's guts but when push comes to shove they have each other's backs, no matter what. Also, this is something that isn't just told about him but is actually shown in several instances so we know why he is the way he is, the ML here is also rich, handsome, successful, extremely smart and an absolute narcissist, but the FL manages to take him down a notch or two every now and then as she should, lol. They have contrasting personalities and their presence in each other's lives actually makes a difference! Shin A begins to understand Go Jin and Go Jin begins to appreciate Shin A. This slow progression from confusion and denial to acceptance feels like we're on the journey along with them and makes us root for them!
She is not going to accept him right away I feel because he low key doesn't deserve that given he was such a jerk…
He fired her because he wanted to get rid of every trace of her so he wouldn't act upon his feelings, but knowing what he knows now from the yellow diary, he may have wanted to help her make her dreams come true, one of them being becoming a teaching instructor. So maybe he took her back in?
something really wrong & sus with Gotop Education's English tutors, like, "what's wrong with their english tutors?"…
After watching the 9th episode for the third time, I also wonder if there's more to Michelle Lee than just forging her academic records, like there must be a reason they made sure we noticed. So many suspicious people in the show, you never know what they truly are!
The fact that many of us engage here and talk about our love towards this show every single day while waiting for the next episode each week goes to show the impact this drama has had on all of us.
I really feel horrible for new Kdramas that are streamed on Disney +. Disney + said there would be 50 dramas by…
Me too! This is extremely frustrating. Not only does this do injustice to us subscribers but also to the shows! Given the option, I'm sure some of us would love to watch it with the rest of the world and also provide support to the show by streaming from official sources
Wow way to be so self aware /s
If that wasn't the most heart warming moment in this episode I don't know what is!!
Aren't those text exchanges between Go Jin and Shin A the cutest!? 🥺🥺🥺 from across the house!!! screams couple to me!!!!
If it goes anything like last week, you could expect it to be up within 2 to 3 hours after air time I guess, that would be around 8 am for you? :D
On one hand, I feel like it's a bit too predictable that he's a villain and this show has been anything but predictable, plus it makes Go Jin's story all the more sad because he's never had ANYONE who's truly been there by his side.
On the other, how would one even justify Segi's actions if he isn't the villain? We could possibly explain away what Go Jin saw after his accident as a hallucination of some sort when he was losing consciousness, so Go Jin may not have been the most reliable witness, but the rest?
I don't understand what Segi would get out of ruining Go Jin. He is the most sought after instructor and Gotop is Gotop because of Go Jin's presence. So what is Segi's endgame here? I hope the revelation isn't too disappointing because they're building it up to be something huge-ish.
Meanwhile, in CL the main leads hate each other's guts but when push comes to shove they have each other's backs, no matter what.
Also, this is something that isn't just told about him but is actually shown in several instances so we know why he is the way he is, the ML here is also rich, handsome, successful, extremely smart and an absolute narcissist, but the FL manages to take him down a notch or two every now and then as she should, lol. They have contrasting personalities and their presence in each other's lives actually makes a difference! Shin A begins to understand Go Jin and Go Jin begins to appreciate Shin A. This slow progression from confusion and denial to acceptance feels like we're on the journey along with them and makes us root for them!