Kim Bum's character is like a cardboard box in human form. His only trait is liking YeJin. He serves zero purpose except to add a very mild amount of love triangle drama. Waste of talent.
omg There’s already so much to say about this new episode. I absolutely love the chemistry between the two leads…
This is what I love, too, he is so respectful towards her, and genuinely cares for her well being. His feelings started when he understood how much pain she was in and that like him, she hides a lot of depth behind a public mask.
The scene where he takes her to the park felt so gently kind. Helping her take a moment to enjoy the small things that she hasn't had time to notice because she works herself so hard.
At the beginning when he said "You're so impatient, if you just push slowly the door will open" def felt like him talking about himself instead lol
I have really liked the FL from ep 1, I would rather have a FL who is outspoken and outgoing, who knows what she wants and goes for it, than the mousy doormat FLs we see so often in K dramas.
The building is on fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥. I wish all the episodes leak somewhere... omg now i gotta wait…
Some companies want you to acknowledge in writing when you are in a relationship with a coworker. Also, if they started an actual relationship they would likely re-assign one of them so one wouldn't supervisor over the other. But in all the offices I worked in it's not against any rules to hook up with or casually date a coworker outside of work as long as you don't do anything inappropriate while on the clock, so nothing they have done so far is inappropriate.
I can't help but notice that even though ML has exes, it is the first time we see HIM going after a girl. Other…
omg you're right! I remember his now bestie roommate mentioned that he always just went along with the flow in relationships, not seeming overly excited to get together or upset to break up, so this one IS so different for him
Not really for the people who wants traditional kdrama romance. But as someone who has been tired of many romance…
I choked when the exceptionally attractive Prince in Perfect Crown who is like 33 claimed in the most recent ep that he'd never dated or even slept with a woman before like be for real, please. It's refreshing for a drama to treat adults like adults.
omg, I am so glad I did not drop it after the first episode, this is so good!
This is why I always give a show until the 4th episode. It's true of every single drama--if it isn't good by 4 it'll never get better, and if it's good you'll be hooked by ep 4.
They destroyed her character. From a principled manager to a horny woman who sleeps with her employee after working…
I kinda wanna tell you to... grow up? Do you know how many marriages start between coworkers IRL? They're both single and weren't at a work function and genuinely appreciate each other, it's very clear she isn't just attracted to him because he's hot, it's because of a real connection they had. Calling her a "destroyed" horny unprincipled person is such a wild overreaction
The only downside to a swift moving plot is that there are now 8 more episodes for break up nonsense. But I think…
Yeah the FL is kinda an expert at hiding her true self and I can see her easily falling back to pushing him away, but on the flip side the ML is sooo genuine, so I can't see him just suffering in silence pretending he doesn't care. I'm hoping that makes the inevitable break up less frustrating
Yeah, the pace of their relationship may seem too fast on paper, but it actually makes total sense when you are…
Right? I would never have expected the ending to 4 after watching 1 and 2, but before they kissed I was like "if these were two real people who had just experienced all those things together they'd kiss right now" and WHAM. Pleasantly surprised.
Does the ML improve as a character in Episodes 3 and 4 (aka does he get more likeable)? I'm not asking if he's…
I felt the same about him after the first week, but they show a lot more depth with his character in 3 and esp 4, you start to understand what matters to him and what he values. He becomes very charming. Like after ep 4 I feel like he is really nailing the role
WHAT AN EPISODE??? i have so many things to say. this is such a fun drama, the most fun i've had in a hot minute!-…
- I don't think Jaeyeol has feeling for the secretary and her actions are so disrespectful, like kissing him, trying to hold his hand, etc, even after he made clear it was unwanted, it's low key sexual harassment and she needs to stop. If it was him doing that to her we would be calling him a creeeep. - Omg James was actually a legit solid actor, right? Probs best english speaking actor I've seen in a K drama. - The clip captured Ki Jun's charm so much, it was just so simple but so romantic, and you can see why she couldn't help but fall for him. - There was such insane sexual tension between Ki Jun and In Ah the entire episode, I was sure we'd get a fake out at the end, but it was so refreshing they acted like two normal adults would in the same situation (I mean maybe minus destroying all the artwork in the room lol)
I feel the same, really loving this drama after this week!
Let me get this straight, ML and SFL are ex lovers who still live together not dating but friends...lmao okay👎…
I find it refreshing from other k dramas that pretend like the leads never even looked at someone of the opposite sex before the drama started. It's actually quite mature that they can still be friends after dating. It's good for them, too, as neither of them have much support.
The scene where he takes her to the park felt so gently kind. Helping her take a moment to enjoy the small things that she hasn't had time to notice because she works herself so hard.
At the beginning when he said "You're so impatient, if you just push slowly the door will open" def felt like him talking about himself instead lol
I have really liked the FL from ep 1, I would rather have a FL who is outspoken and outgoing, who knows what she wants and goes for it, than the mousy doormat FLs we see so often in K dramas.
Also would make sense why his father has seemed hesitant to give him the company.
- Omg James was actually a legit solid actor, right? Probs best english speaking actor I've seen in a K drama.
- The clip captured Ki Jun's charm so much, it was just so simple but so romantic, and you can see why she couldn't help but fall for him.
- There was such insane sexual tension between Ki Jun and In Ah the entire episode, I was sure we'd get a fake out at the end, but it was so refreshing they acted like two normal adults would in the same situation (I mean maybe minus destroying all the artwork in the room lol)
I feel the same, really loving this drama after this week!