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Because he’s trying to keep his true identity hidden from his psycho dad.

The similarities to Woohak and Ki Ho are a red herring. The writer is trying to fool us. Pretty sure, he’s not Ki Ho. At least, that’s my guess.

The 12-episode format is better to me (unless the drama is really, really good and you want it to last forever). But, with 12 episodes, it doesn’t drag as much since they cut out the useless scenes that don’t move the plot forward.

Honestly, Woohak came off as clingy, rude, and a control freak. He’s a cutie pie and his antics are funny, but he has his issues. Remember, how he tried to force Mokha to settle in her old hometown when she clearly said she didn’t want to? She had to put her foot down in order to make him understand. If he’s not the endgame for Mokha, I’m ok with that. Bogoel is quiet and moody, but he’s already taking care of Mokha in his quiet, under-the-radar way. Look how he maneuvered Mokha’s favorite singer to be on his company’s Heyday show of has-been stars. I’m sure that was all for Mokha.

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Any good?

She cares too much about keeping up appearances and others’ opinions.

Viki. Previews are at the end of each episode.

Spoiler cover please

Episode 2–Wow, just wow. Another awesome episode.

Didn’t she only take the monitor and not the computer? OMG. This show is so… Cringey like “Melting Me Softly.” This writer wrote that train wreck too.

You would think the mom is the FL given how many scenes she’s in as compared to the actual FL. Even Grandma gets featured more than Nam Soon. Oh yeah, I’m back, by the way. I dropped this, but picked it back up.

Episode 1–Excellent. The young actors were outstanding.

What the heck does “Dream us” mean?

Dropped.

I can already tell this drama would have been better with just 12 episodes. They are already starting to put fluff in the episodes without really developing the FL character. Her development is moving at a snail’s pace.

Episode 5–Dragged a bit, but I can see what the writers are doing. Setting the stage for the villains to rise. There was a lot to unpack regarding the ML villain with his bulging veins and all. I can already picture the smackdown throwdown that’s building between him and Namsoon.

“Butterflied Lover” was steamy and romantic. Also, “A Familiar Stranger”—very swoonworthy; has that sultry guy, Ryan Cheng, in it.

Is the character bipolar? That’s textbook bipolar behavior.