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Those contracts were definitely being checked for breach of trust because of something the CEO did.

"It's not strange. It's mystical!" Proceeds to walk stright into the fucking door 🤣

That's wby i asked if she lost weight for the role, because it made sense for her chara ter to be very thin.

Comment sections can be toxic, but this is the most unhinged comment section I've seen for a while. Christ, it's keyboards at dawn type shenanigans

Loved her in the scenes with the cartoon artist, and the little kid playing the video game. Girl has been manipulating people for way too long 🤣

I have only seen her in Lovely Runner and I thought her performance was charming. I'm enjoying her in this so far, she's giving chaebol princess - completely disconnected from reality.

Which drama is CTLBT?

Pretty solid first episode. We've been introduced to the rules of the world, we know something or someone has changed at least one of the rules, stakes have been established, and we know our lead's motivations. First episodes are difficult, because you need to give the audience enough information so they feel they're getting to know people and places, without info dumping, or god forbid the most unforgiveable sin in a visual medium - exposition dumping.

Trailer for ep 2 looks good. I'm interested to see where it goes.

I reckon helping someone get off a DUI causing GBH is pretty big. It's decisions like this that are tipping her scales.

She definitely didn't think that one through. Getting someone off a potential manslaughter charge is definitely going to help those scales keep tipping. It's hardly a benign action.

All of us are Dead was fantastic. That Branding drama with the marketing company was weird as fuck, but his performance was hilarious.

Same. I have such a thing for nine-tailed foxes, closely followed by dragons.

I liked the ending. Wouldn't we all do that if we could?

I've done 22 eps as well. I think I'll stick it out to the end because I like the cast, but there is nothing new or interesting in this. Feels like we've all 'been there, done that, got the t-shirt' as far as this plot is concerned.

You should watch him in Bloody Romance. Complicated character played very well.

Thanks. Wasn't sure if it was a theory I had or if it had been made clear and I missed it 👍

"True fairness holds everyone accountable". Yes. I like this very much.

Commemt sections are so much more enjoyable when the comments, whether positive or negative, are rational and thoughtful. One of my favourite comment sections ever was Perfect Marriage Revenge while it was airing. We'd watch the episode and then RUN to the commemts to discuss the wild ride we were on. It was great fun, and I don't remember much if any vitriol there. It actually enhanced the viewing experience.

Have I made comments like this before? Yes. Do I do it every single time I see it? No, it's not my job to police the comments of every drama I watch, and it's not necessarily something I have the mental energy to engage with, as it can sometimes create a huge pile-on, and I feel like I need to be prepared to engage with replies to ensure that my original comment doesn't look like some trolling attempt. I have a very mentally demanding job, and MDL commemt sections are not at the top of my priorty list.

The reason I do comment about this sort of stuff when I do so, is because I find the level of fandom present in some dramas is extremely concerning. Some of these people are obsessed to the point you would think they were married to the person they love, or that the person they hate had murdered a member of their family. Some of them also seem quite young. I get being a young fan (I remember CRYING at 12 when my Dad said he didn't think Joey from NKOTB was a very good singer 🤣), but I also didn't think my Dad was out to tank Joey's career with his comment.

So is Yun Wan's nanny, who suddenly got 'sick' and had to go away for a while, the "dead" wife and she was being sheltered by RSB?

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