im on ep 4 and im so devastated bc mi-ji is such a good person and the fact that her mom just doesn't want to…
miji's mum doesn't what? i mean ik she was shitty but you're description of her is an overstatement. she genuinely worries about miji that's why she acts the way she does. she's like most mothers irl, probably even more tolerating.
The cases already feel too repetitive.I’m saying this just after two bcz as viewers, we can already guess how…
maybe because it's majorly about labor rights??? unless you want them to be extremely far from reality and make up wild scenarios, then idk... if this was about general civil rights, it would've been different
i hope that general ghost guy is paying mujin🙄? idc that he's saving his life. he has literally treated the poor man like he's repenting from some kind of past evil. he looks burnt out too. isn't that also workplace bullying? not letting him fully read the contract and all
i really hope i enjoy this legal drama. you’d think, as a law student, i’d be into tons of legal shows😠but nope, i keep getting pulled into medical dramas- they’re just sososo good
He’s the owner/ boss of Motto. So if he tells his employees not to steal - they shouldn’t do it. How can you…
"talking to her ex" wasnt what bothered people. it was the unnecessary subplot. after watching ep 8 i still can't fathom the relation that particular subplot had with the whole story. han beom woo was a bad guy yes, he's on the path to redemption as you can clearly see, but that doesn't erase the evil he's done. i felt so bad for the restaurant owner too. so this isn't about whether the ML is good or evil- that's just the plot- what bothered people was the unnecessary digression
that being the reason she broke her leg and basically "uncertainfied" her future breaks my heart sm😠i get that it's a kdrama but if that happened to me i'd probably feel pathetic for the rest of my life
im going to take the name of this drama literally and if they don't deliver as per the self explanatory title then i might end up having a villain origin story
if this was about general civil rights, it would've been different