I started this morning and now I'm waiting for episode 30. To be honest I really dislike love at first sight and clingy characters like Joo Young, but somehow I though this story was SO CUTE. I swear I don't know how I didn't ship Jarim with Kyungwoo, but I didn't at all. And I liked him with MinJi :( Anyway, I must mention that this drama had amazing characters - I loved absolutely everyone (well minus the ex-girlfriend in the latest episode). Their whole gang is friendship goals!!! I've read a lot of comments about possible season 2, though it's very unlikely... I think a spin off would be pretty cool...
It gives me strong record of youth vibes. And I can't decide if it is a bad thing or good thing.
For me it’s a bad thing. Because I don’t like when in dramas relationship developes too fast. Then there is nothing for me to look forward in the next episodes and it becomes boring. I’m currently watching ep 2 and seems like they’re already catching feeling... idk i guess i’ll just have to watch and see...
I've been watching kdramas ever since October last year which means she had already passed away at the time. She was in the very first drama I've watched (School 2015) and I've seen her in so many dramas after. How can I only now find out she passed away? I'm in shock. RIP.
I've seen one episode, but I can already tell this will be just like Sky castle. I'll hate all the characters everyone else supports and only like the ones everybody judges. Anyway, this series seams interesting so I'll continue, but better prepare myself for a whole lot annoyance.
Let them with their own hate and salty comments. There is nothing we can do about it. They are enraged and frustarted…
1. They didn't get offered that contract on Demoday so even if ji pyeong was there he wouldn't have known what was in the contract unless they told him, which they didn't. He is a normal employee he has every right to take a sick day any day he wants, Dal mi should have called him and consulted with him or saha should have done a better job. However if you want to mention how else it could have been avoided, it could have been avoided if they let ji pyeong call dal mi (idk if it could have been on time, but maybe he would be). Ji pyeong tried to worn them, but their team chose not to listen to him (mostly thanks to Yong San and his immature and emotion driven attitude toward ji pyeong driven by his brother's death, but don't let me start about it). Anyway it wasn't ji pyeong's fault, in fact he is the last one to blame out of all of them. And like you said he is their mentor, he is there to guide them and teach them, not run their company for them.
2. Do san punched him because according to him, jp was to harsh on them (dal mi). I don't think his words were harsh this time, I know he is generally, but don't think he was this time. Dal mi asked him and he answered her in the simplest way. This situation is similar as to when do san broke that name plate. He can't separate his personal feelings from work. Let me just ask what was ji pyeong suppose to tell them? Should he have offered them a hug? Asked them for a drink to tell them then? I don't know how old are you, but can you imagine yourself in work environment (if you're not already, but i don't think you are because you don't seem to understand how big of a deal it is to do those things there)? If you can than do you think that do san's actions are understandable, in real life it wouldn't have even come to as a surprise if he got fired, in fact if it wasn't jp who knows him or if dal mi hadn't used blackmail the previous time do san would have been done for. Do you not agree?
3. I can't say it's wrong to make dal mi his dream, but I think it says a lot about do san. I really loved that scene when that baseball player saw how his parents wanted to control his life and so he took another ball and wrote 'follow your dreams'. I'm pretty sure he had different idea about that 'dream'. I'm sorry, but I just hate it how he is making dal mi his THE DREAM. She's not suppose to be that. We're all suppose to have someone to love and for them to love us back, but also something that make us different from each other, something we want to do with our own lives. Our dream is not suppose to be the same as our love. His dream is suppose to be something like make a difference, help people, perfect Nam Gill idk, but not dal mi. Whatever, I just know that when someone asks you what your dream is you're not suppose to say Tamara, One Ajhussi, it's suppose to be something like... My dream is to became a lawyer and defend innocent people... or in my case I want to defend criminals, but yeah we all have different things we want. Someone's dream is to be a teacher, someone may want to travel around the world, a dream could even be to one day settle down and have a family, but naming one person as your dream is just stupid. Who knows maybe I'm wrong, but that's the way I see it.
Let them with their own hate and salty comments. There is nothing we can do about it. They are enraged and frustarted…
How do you interpret do san's actions in today's episode when he punched ji pyeong?
And what do you think about him saying dal mi is his dream and he knew it from the moment he first saw her? This is not something I hate him for, but I don't think it's at all cute. Do you find this cute? Do you really think dal mi should be his dream and not something like succeeding in his work, making something idk.
Let them with their own hate and salty comments. There is nothing we can do about it. They are enraged and frustarted…
What do you like about do san?
Please convince me his behavior is not problematic and even if I still have sls (which I will), I won't hate do san anymore.
But you should know that ji pyeong is not my (and a lot of other people's) first case of SLS but still comments like these weren't present in those other dramas. We're the same people, but the male leads were different.
and it is very funny how people tend to overlook the mentor's attitudes, because he has good intentions when he…
Maybe today because she actually got some screen time in this episode, but yesterday and the weeks before there were a lot of comments complaining about her rare appearance.
and it is very funny how people tend to overlook the mentor's attitudes, because he has good intentions when he…
I don't think people hate in jae. I've been reading comments here and a lot of people complains how she's getting a little screen time and want to see her more. Also it's literally his job to tell people the harsh truth. It's his money, why would he invest into something he doesn't believe in. And don't people need to know what's wrong so they can fix it. I think in a lot of jobs being able not to get emotional is actually a talent.
Let them with their own hate and salty comments. There is nothing we can do about it. They are enraged and frustarted…
I'm sure all those people you talk about weren't writing comments like that at the beginning of the drama. And it's not because they wanted anything less for jp, but because do san's character wasn't problematic. Do san was shown as a cute nerd (and ok I never rooted for him, but that's just because he's not my type and that's my own opinion, still I had nothing against him). His actions are the ones that made everyone hate him, not ji pyeong.
Omg, hahaahhaah. I wonder if she starts texting some guy and thinks he is do san, but later finds out it's not, would she choose that guy over do san then too? Maybe, but what if he has small hands?
Ok, but not really... would you tell a guy you like him because he has big hands, you can like his big hands, but you don't like him because of them.
I just caught up with the drama and got curious abt what people though of it but ... Wow. The viewers here are…
I don't think these comments you talk about were existent in the first few episodes because than do san's character was ok. People here keep trashing him not because of ji pyeong (rarely who even compares the two like the weeks before, everyone either writes about how good ji pyeong is or they state the reason why they don't like do san). I shipped dal mi and ji pyeong from the start, but had no reason to dislike do san, it's his development (or the opposite) that actually made me really and I mean really dislike him. If you watched the latest episode can you really justify his reasons behind that punch (but there is so much more than that, I'm sure you know if you read other comments).
- Do San fell in love with her at first sight because she is a pretty young woman. Then he loved her because she…
Do you think a person can force themselves to fall in love with someone just so they could steal them from someone else. Yeah, I also don't remember JP hated do san so much that he had to feel he had to steal something from him.
Why I think JP likes dal mi? Let me see what can come to mind right now... 1. he likes her personality and ambition (she might even remind him of himself when it comes to work) 2. how can he not like her when she treats him so kindly (like when she gave him that bag, or food from that restaurant, when she tells him she will never regret choosing him...even when she organized that birthday party for do san it was actually to make his wish come true) 3. she understands him and doesn't blame him for his harsh words 4. i remember him smiling while looking at her back in the first episode when she was banging her head and screaming at the bus stop, so I guess he liked that crazy part of her too 5. there are also letters, he wasn't hung up on them like dal mi was, but they sure meant a lot to him
I'm sure there are a lot more reasons, but what ever they are, wanting to STEAL her is definitely not one of them.
I really loved that scene with the baseball player. He was so cool, seeing how do san's parents were trying to control his life and than taking another ball and writing follow YOUR dream.
Way to choose your dream, do san :( He is so creative, it's not at all like every person in world wants to have someone. Wanting to love someone and be loved by them might be a dream, but it's not THE dream (surely not the one the guy was thinking of when signing that ball). Actually it shouldn't even be a dream, it's normal and we should expect for it to happen. I'm certain if someone asked me one day what my dream is, I would say a name of my boyfriend.
I have the same feeling. But I really hope the writer decides to change it.
To be honest I really dislike love at first sight and clingy characters like Joo Young, but somehow I though this story was SO CUTE. I swear I don't know how I didn't ship Jarim with Kyungwoo, but I didn't at all. And I liked him with MinJi :(
Anyway, I must mention that this drama had amazing characters - I loved absolutely everyone (well minus the ex-girlfriend in the latest episode). Their whole gang is friendship goals!!!
I've read a lot of comments about possible season 2, though it's very unlikely... I think a spin off would be pretty cool...
2. Do san punched him because according to him, jp was to harsh on them (dal mi). I don't think his words were harsh this time, I know he is generally, but don't think he was this time. Dal mi asked him and he answered her in the simplest way. This situation is similar as to when do san broke that name plate. He can't separate his personal feelings from work. Let me just ask what was ji pyeong suppose to tell them? Should he have offered them a hug? Asked them for a drink to tell them then? I don't know how old are you, but can you imagine yourself in work environment (if you're not already, but i don't think you are because you don't seem to understand how big of a deal it is to do those things there)? If you can than do you think that do san's actions are understandable, in real life it wouldn't have even come to as a surprise if he got fired, in fact if it wasn't jp who knows him or if dal mi hadn't used blackmail the previous time do san would have been done for. Do you not agree?
3. I can't say it's wrong to make dal mi his dream, but I think it says a lot about do san. I really loved that scene when that baseball player saw how his parents wanted to control his life and so he took another ball and wrote 'follow your dreams'. I'm pretty sure he had different idea about that 'dream'. I'm sorry, but I just hate it how he is making dal mi his THE DREAM. She's not suppose to be that. We're all suppose to have someone to love and for them to love us back, but also something that make us different from each other, something we want to do with our own lives. Our dream is not suppose to be the same as our love. His dream is suppose to be something like make a difference, help people, perfect Nam Gill idk, but not dal mi. Whatever, I just know that when someone asks you what your dream is you're not suppose to say Tamara, One Ajhussi, it's suppose to be something like... My dream is to became a lawyer and defend innocent people... or in my case I want to defend criminals, but yeah we all have different things we want. Someone's dream is to be a teacher, someone may want to travel around the world, a dream could even be to one day settle down and have a family, but naming one person as your dream is just stupid. Who knows maybe I'm wrong, but that's the way I see it.
And what do you think about him saying dal mi is his dream and he knew it from the moment he first saw her? This is not something I hate him for, but I don't think it's at all cute. Do you find this cute? Do you really think dal mi should be his dream and not something like succeeding in his work, making something idk.
Please convince me his behavior is not problematic and even if I still have sls (which I will), I won't hate do san anymore.
But you should know that ji pyeong is not my (and a lot of other people's) first case of SLS but still comments like these weren't present in those other dramas. We're the same people, but the male leads were different.
Also it's literally his job to tell people the harsh truth. It's his money, why would he invest into something he doesn't believe in. And don't people need to know what's wrong so they can fix it. I think in a lot of jobs being able not to get emotional is actually a talent.
Ok, but not really... would you tell a guy you like him because he has big hands, you can like his big hands, but you don't like him because of them.
Why I think JP likes dal mi? Let me see what can come to mind right now...
1. he likes her personality and ambition (she might even remind him of himself when it comes to work)
2. how can he not like her when she treats him so kindly (like when she gave him that bag, or food from that restaurant, when she tells him she will never regret choosing him...even when she organized that birthday party for do san it was actually to make his wish come true)
3. she understands him and doesn't blame him for his harsh words
4. i remember him smiling while looking at her back in the first episode when she was banging her head and screaming at the bus stop, so I guess he liked that crazy part of her too
5. there are also letters, he wasn't hung up on them like dal mi was, but they sure meant a lot to him
I'm sure there are a lot more reasons, but what ever they are, wanting to STEAL her is definitely not one of them.
Way to choose your dream, do san :( He is so creative, it's not at all like every person in world wants to have someone. Wanting to love someone and be loved by them might be a dream, but it's not THE dream (surely not the one the guy was thinking of when signing that ball). Actually it shouldn't even be a dream, it's normal and we should expect for it to happen. I'm certain if someone asked me one day what my dream is, I would say a name of my boyfriend.