Episode 9 seems to be a stepping stone episode for tomorrow's crucial one(s) for lots more answers to be finally…
1. that was an expression. we know he was in surgery. that doesn't matter to her because as a mother, he let his daughter, HER daughter die. not everyone is a robot like ml making exclusively logical decisions; 90% of people wuld feel like fl in this situation. "did fl call her parents for help?" i'm confused as to what that would do? her mother is not a doctor at all. her father is not a spinal injury specialist, and if he is, we know he's not as good as ml, because it's been hammered throughout the show that he's the best neurosurgeon and the best spinal cord specialist IN KOREA. that's what you're forgetting here. ml is the BEST SURGEON IN THE COUNTRY. "there's other doctors in the hospital, why does it have to be ml?" that's the stupidest question i've ever read wtf. ml is her HUSBAND. she expected him to be there for the worst event in her life, her daughter's DEATH. and ml is the best medical specialist in the injury type her daughter had. she thinks that even if no other doctor could save her, HE could have. and he didn't. regardless of the fact that he was in surgery, you can't expect a mother to go "yeah whatever, you were just doing your job, whoops!" throughout the flashback scenes as well, we can see that he seems to be much less affected by his daughter's death while his wife is absolutely tormented. of course she's uncomfortable with him seeing that he is (outwardly) unaffected?
2. we clearly see that his job was to save the chairman. she is his boss. she's the one who told him to do his actual job. he's the one who decided to switch surgeries just because. she's not his wife in this scenario, she's his BOSS. "she's not entitled to harming his professional reputation" he was doing that all by himself lol?
3. that's your own personal feelings towards fl lol. we know that she told the police he saved her, and that's why he got out of prison? if she sided with her father and actually "betrayed him" as you put it, he'd be in jail for eternity. this is an actual ridiculous statement. you think she told the police he kidnapped her, and then the police who utterly despised him and focused on him as the sole kidnapper suddenly let him go for fun? if she did what you said, they would have locked him in a cell right next to nmh and kga.
Episode 9 seems to be a stepping stone episode for tomorrow's crucial one(s) for lots more answers to be finally…
if your husband was a spinal injury specialist, the best in the country, and your daughter died of a spinal injury when he was off doing god knows what, you would also be hostile to him, so i'm not understanding the criticism towards her here tbh. as for the emergency patient thing, she was probably bitter about the fact that he's going to save this random guy instead of doing what he's paid to do, when he let his daughter die because he was at work. perhaps not rational, but not a lot of people would be, in her situation.
for when he tried to save her, nmh and co showed her a video of ml ordering a hit on her? she'd just tried to escape, trusted a woman to help her, only for that same woman to be her kidnapper. the friend that she tried to save when she escaped was literally the kidnapper doing a bit as well. to her everything would be a trap? ofc she'd be scared of him at that point, she doesn't know that ml won't also try to kill her.
you might have a point with the last one, but a) she tried to tell the first responders when they were rescued after nmh overturned their car but they ignored her and b) we don't know that she still wasn't confused / traumatized then. also, she supported him against her father when he wanted to to do kga's surgery + i'm pretty sure when ml was finally released from prison, the police did say that she supported what he was telling them which was why he was released (not super certain about this last bit).
all her behavior is psychologically consistent and reasonable throughout the series.
doesn't he touch her face again at the hospital? does the ghost vision transfer only happen if someone touches her hands? and why does she sometimes wear fingerless gloves/gloves with palm cutouts if she doesn't want to touch people?
how can he goes from a death to being all cured in one hour?😐 even his clothes were all clean. i mean he wasn't…
that's exactly what i was going to say omg. the fact that he literally changed his shirt and put on a jacket too, you'd think he'd be in hospital clothes instead? and then in the next scene he IS in hospital clothes which makes no sense because what's the point of changing twice when you could have done that the first time?
i dont think i'll ever get the race for taking the succession over the company. why does it matter if the future…
bc a ceo having a mental illness/hallucinations would probably be bad for the company in the long run. it's not like a person with alzheimer's or parkinson's or some such brain disorder could be a company chairperson, and if it's publicly revealed that she "sees ghosts," that's what everyone, including the board, will think about her and will remove her from her position. the grandma only believes the ghost bit because she's superstitious, but a normal person wouldn't.
I’m honestly not sure why this drama is getting so much negativity. It feels like I’m watching something completely…
your point about the father wronging nmh and kga and that causing their psychopathy doesn't make sense, unless i have the timeline wrong. we know that they killed that ex-cop's wife five years ago. she was a patient at their clinic six months ago and already an ex-con by then? what the hospital did or didn't do to them isn't a cause of anything imo.
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others: the glory (revenge drama with romance) the devil judge (thriller with romantic tension in the background, but it's an enemies to enemies situation not actual romance with an endgame) all of us are dead + happiness (zombie thrillers w/ romance if you're into zombies) the judge from hell (fantasy thriller w/ a LOT of romance) friendly rivalry + pyramid game (ya lesbian thrillers, FR is actual romance, PG is more implied) climax (political thriller w/ background lesbian romance) husbands in action (movie, comedy action thriller w/ romance)
the main cop being suspicious of ml in ep 8 only to switch up in first five minutes of ep 9 is frying me. i thought he would have handcuffed ml immediately after the murder (suicide?) but apparently his brain has finally gained wrinkles.
fl should have had escorts with her since the guy who kidnapped her is still running around free but the cops are useless and even if they offered she would have rejected since she has a girlboss "i'd win a fight against the world" mindset. irritating ass show.
is it that i just pick bad dramas, or are there not many female-centric historical cdramas that are actually serious?…
i think the synopsis threw me off because it reads like a dark-ish politics focused drama with some romance on the side, but the show itself is like a ya rofan manhua. very absurd.
"did fl call her parents for help?" i'm confused as to what that would do? her mother is not a doctor at all. her father is not a spinal injury specialist, and if he is, we know he's not as good as ml, because it's been hammered throughout the show that he's the best neurosurgeon and the best spinal cord specialist IN KOREA. that's what you're forgetting here. ml is the BEST SURGEON IN THE COUNTRY. "there's other doctors in the hospital, why does it have to be ml?" that's the stupidest question i've ever read wtf. ml is her HUSBAND. she expected him to be there for the worst event in her life, her daughter's DEATH. and ml is the best medical specialist in the injury type her daughter had. she thinks that even if no other doctor could save her, HE could have. and he didn't. regardless of the fact that he was in surgery, you can't expect a mother to go "yeah whatever, you were just doing your job, whoops!"
throughout the flashback scenes as well, we can see that he seems to be much less affected by his daughter's death while his wife is absolutely tormented. of course she's uncomfortable with him seeing that he is (outwardly) unaffected?
2. we clearly see that his job was to save the chairman. she is his boss. she's the one who told him to do his actual job. he's the one who decided to switch surgeries just because. she's not his wife in this scenario, she's his BOSS. "she's not entitled to harming his professional reputation" he was doing that all by himself lol?
3. that's your own personal feelings towards fl lol. we know that she told the police he saved her, and that's why he got out of prison? if she sided with her father and actually "betrayed him" as you put it, he'd be in jail for eternity. this is an actual ridiculous statement. you think she told the police he kidnapped her, and then the police who utterly despised him and focused on him as the sole kidnapper suddenly let him go for fun? if she did what you said, they would have locked him in a cell right next to nmh and kga.
for when he tried to save her, nmh and co showed her a video of ml ordering a hit on her? she'd just tried to escape, trusted a woman to help her, only for that same woman to be her kidnapper. the friend that she tried to save when she escaped was literally the kidnapper doing a bit as well. to her everything would be a trap? ofc she'd be scared of him at that point, she doesn't know that ml won't also try to kill her.
you might have a point with the last one, but a) she tried to tell the first responders when they were rescued after nmh overturned their car but they ignored her and b) we don't know that she still wasn't confused / traumatized then. also, she supported him against her father when he wanted to to do kga's surgery + i'm pretty sure when ml was finally released from prison, the police did say that she supported what he was telling them which was why he was released (not super certain about this last bit).
all her behavior is psychologically consistent and reasonable throughout the series.
the handmaiden (movie, 10/10, historical thriller, lesbian romance, erotic)
others:
the glory (revenge drama with romance)
the devil judge (thriller with romantic tension in the background, but it's an enemies to enemies situation not actual romance with an endgame)
all of us are dead + happiness (zombie thrillers w/ romance if you're into zombies)
the judge from hell (fantasy thriller w/ a LOT of romance)
friendly rivalry + pyramid game (ya lesbian thrillers, FR is actual romance, PG is more implied)
climax (political thriller w/ background lesbian romance)
husbands in action (movie, comedy action thriller w/ romance)