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In enemies to lovers it is explained why they are enemies. For example do do hee doesnt like his questionable ethics in taking advantage of a cancer patient. Its never explained how she gets over that. The writing is literally the worst. Its using enemies to lovers but in such loose haphazard way its better not to use it.

Yeah, that didnt make sense. This show is poor.

Yeah, i get that. But they dont really explain what makes a demon a demon. They need to go deeper with the world-building and character-building before they show his heart thawing. Unless we see his motivations for being icy we wont care if he melts and especially over a girl helping him. That single scene might have made sense in the eighth or ninth episode but it doesnt really show why a demon would care for a girl who saved him. There's logic behind your statement i just dont see much intertwining of motivation and plot.

Enemies to lovers is a great trope. Thats nots whats annoying about the writing.

What did you like about it? The whole secretary coming into the office was so random it wasnt funny. Then him pretending to have feelings for her by saying "take her home safely", that is the single worst line ever.

Sorry

The fifth episode is one of the worst episodes of kdrama i have ever seen. Each line uttered was painful. Their relationship makes no sense. No explanation is given if why a tango scene makes his heart beat faster. The love rivalry between jin star and do do hee makes no sense either.

They make it really obvious. He is a good actor but his lines are written sloppily and he gets way too much screen time to be just a concerned relative.

The writers make it obvious. He is just filler and unless he was the villian he wouldnt get that much screen time and still spout so much nonsense.

Yeah i agree i enjoyed also

I am in agreement that it is a fun watch. But the drug aspect was completely pointless. Its a drug nobody enjoys taking. They never explain the addiction mechanism so its just a macguffin. Never explained why Ryu Sio gets strong on the drug but Namsoon gets weaker. They needed the drug concept to tie all the plot points together but it was a downer, lol.

Yes, even in Nevertheless he looked a bit more mature. He had extreme buccal fat removal or some shaven jaw which went awry. It is a bit unnerving to look at.

You're delusional. Hwaja tried to kill namsoon but namsoon forgave her. Who is ryu to go against namsoons wishes and take revenge on namsoons behalf?

SCMP review just dropped and it wont make anyone happy here. "The show also boasts one of the weakest screen villains of the year in Ryu Si-o (Byun Woo-seok), a dapper drug lord whose entire personality is built around repetitive scenes of him brooding in a dark gym."

I didnt have the same problem as the other viewers had. I didnt think Ryu Shio was my favorite character like everyone else. And also, i liked all the character and the side stories. I liked the mom & bread song the best, and even namsoon's youthfulness (which turned off a lot of viewers early on). Except for the return of the estranged husband of Namsoon's grandma the side stories did not bother me or seem pointless. But the main plot which was the drug angle could have worked better if it made sense. Like why did the drug make Shio strong but not make Namsoon even stronger in the beginning of episode 16. Why are so many people taking a drug that doesnt even taste good. It weakened the overall story and i basically skippes the second half of the last episode where everybody is happy and one big family. Would have rated an 8 if it all came together. My rating 6.5 stars.

Agreed. But xu kai is better looking.

No he is right and you are wrong. Its contradictory to call her a businesswoman and housewife.

https://www.soompi.com/article/1627425wpp/jtbc-shares-plans-for-3rd-installment-of-strong-woman-do-bong-soon-and-strong-girl-namsoon-series

Im curious. What is yoir opinion? What is bad or good about SWNamsoon?

Ok now i am curious. How did one guy surveil the police. Is he a techie?