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With IU, BWS and the director, this was always gonna be a pretty big show with the likelihood of being a hit, so he probably took the role more because it would give him more publicity and exposure so that he can have more options for future roles, versus him liking the character per se. I've never seen him before but I like his performance in this, he seems like a good actor, the character just is so irritating.

yeah that part is pretty obvious, like why would you just leave that contract laying around, cmon!

I still don't think Queen Mother killed the old King (Prince's brother). The show has made that event really obscure to hide what really happened., so it feels too obvious for the queen to just outright say it with so many episodes left to go. The way she worded it was that she "burned it all" but that could be interpreted in many different ways.

I suspect the King killed himself because of how trapped he felt, and she started the fire afterwards to cover up both that fact and the fact that he had abdicated to his brother.

The diff between Prince and PM is sooo glaring this ep. PM keeps trying to control Hui Ji's decisions, keeps trying to have a too-close relationship with an engaged/married woman and passive-aggressively disrespects the Prince constantly. Meanwhile I-AN doesn't say a damn thing to her even tho he's clearly jealous and doesn't like it and he goes and talks with the PM directly man to man. It's obvious why HJ never went for PM

I laughed soo hard at that part, they are both so awkward haha. And when she was happily slapping his hands and the music did a record screech, like omg we're having a romcom moment let's act cool again.

I'm loving this as of ep 4, def seated for the full run. I love shows with absurd comedy, and comedy that breaks the 4th wall and feels like they're winking at the viewer and parodying themselves, I laughed out loud a lot.

I am loving their chemistry, too, it's really hitting and on more than just a superficial level. Even though both of them are a bit rough around the edges, they both have integrity and a lot of compassion, like Yejin cares a lot about delivering truly quality products and working hard for herself and her team, and Madoori is wildly generous to those he cares about. It feels really wholesome.

idk for me it's all about the quality of the moments, and there is emotional depth with what they are both struggling with and it shows in their serious scenes together, and just a lot of fun on the lighter moments because they're both so EXTRA. Looking forward to the next eps for sure!

I actually thought the sleepwalking/sleep-calling plot was a unique way to let them get to know each other with his guard down. I haven't ever seen that before in a drama. Better than all the other usual cliches. I find it refreshing.

Sucks when you want to like a drama and just don't tho, it's disappointing, esp when you can't quite figure out why.

Only scene I wanted to FF through ngl, I just find his character cheesy and boring. Him as an actor is wasted here

Have you actually researched it, or just going off vibes? Cause it actually is documented and can happen, if you took like 2 mins to look into it

ISTG half the people here aren't even watching the show. They literally set up a place to meet halfway, they picked that spot to meet at. So he knew because... that's the exact place they decided to meet? And they showed that he had googled her the night before which is how he knew he address or neighborhood.

She's obviously sleepwalking, that's made sooo clear like multiple times if you're paying attention AT ALL. And people can actually sleepwalk for hours like this, leave their house, have conversations, etc, IRL and not have any memory, it's well documented. Esp considering she's overdosing on sleeping meds. So maybe laugh at yourself first lol

You claiming people who don't connect with this drama don't have emotional intelligence is not showing emotional intelligence. I really hate elitist takes like this

I hate the elitism on this site sometimes. PC executes what it sets out to do well, and that's why it's popular and getting high ratings. This show is trying to do something completely different. Comparing them is so lazy.

I don't really like Kim Bum's character. He's too perfect, all innocent seeming and obsessing over the FL and just like weirdly upbeat and smiling all the time, it feels kinda fake and gives me the ick a bit. I know a lot of people love him and that's cool, he just ain't doing it for me (the character, nothing about the actor). I also have no issue with the FL, I like that she is savvy, smart, and ambitious and will do anything to succeed, I much prefer that to a doormat FL who is sweet and sacrificial to a fault and would rather suffer for no reason in silence than make anyone else even remotely uncomfortable by going after what she really wants. idk I guess I just feel more engaged by characters who are more realistic and flawed.

Dramas that are gonna be good ALWAYS show it by ep 4, like by ep 4 if you are not IN IT then it's gotta be a drop. That's my rule and it's made it so I didn't drop dramas that had a slow start but ended up being amazing (Iike Twinkling Watermelon or Chicago Typewriter) or kept hanging onto dramas that I really wanted to be good but weren't ever gonna get there

I so agree. The best dramas have a totally separate second lead couple , and the writer can use the second couple to keep us engaged when the first couple is going through their inevitable angst. It's just lazy writing to include a love triangle.

So I've discovered the best dramas take their time out the gate, and have this kinda half engaging, half plodding feeling at first, where there's SOMETHING keeping you from dropping, but you also feel like they should be so much more engaging somehow, then around ep 4 they suddenly RAMP TF UP and you're soo hooked, cause they spent so much time laying a solid foundation. I'm hoping that's what this drama is gonna do, so I'mma hang in until ep 4 and see.

They do a lloooot of setup, I remember feeling so impatient for them to just get going with the actual main story. SOMETIMES that can mean the drama will develop really nicely cause it has a solid foundation, and the second ep was def more entertaining, so here's hoping

Looking forward to his role in this drama! He made an impact on me in to my beloved and would love to see him continue to make impactful performances

ISTG it's that he is either really bad or really good. Like he will pick an amazing script or a trash script, there is no in between for him. He is due for an amazing one let's cross our fingers.

I'd love for him to focus on non-romance crime dramas or something similar for a while, since those tend to have better writing and he can show more range. I'd love to see him in one of those. Early in his career I was sure he was the one to watch of his generation but yeah he just hasn't gotten enough good roles to really cement himself even after all these years.