IU issa queen

What a heartbreaking and yet heartwarming way to end the show! I enjoyed it, although I was annoyed with the mom and the other characters in it. I still think that it's overrated and overhyped. Other dramas deserve this 8.9 rating. However, if you like mom-son hate and love relationships, you might like this one. But don't watch this if you are easily annoyed by annoying characters, because his mom really annoyed the hell out of me. Their neighbors are not all good and caring since they all have their own toxic traits, but they are kind of bearable. Mi Joo is the most likeable character in the show. She really knows how to comfort Kang Ho. The political side is weak, in my opinion. It could be better. I love the funeral scene! I cried a lot. Additionally, if you are looking for healing type of drama, this ain't it. It didn't heal me, lol.

oki, thank you!

What's the reason why his mom said in the last episode of the first episode, "For what reason did your dad die? I need to know that." Does his mom want him to be prosecutor because of what happened to his dad? From my understanding, she wants him to be a prosecutor because he wants to know why he committed suicide. But others said it's just that she wants him to be powerful and not related to his dad's death. I'm now confused about my understanding of this scene.

I have a question below for those who are watching it at the moment or have completed it already.

And the fact that after she did horrible things, they're going to pretend everything is fine and she's a good mother again, lmao.

I'm on episode 8 now, and I just stopped watching during that "drowning" scene because it's just too much for an unwell person. His mom showed her good side in the past few episodes, but here she is again. She has this toxic trait of pushing her son's limits just for her own satisfaction. Yes, the reason might be good for her child as well, but that will never be a free pass for doing these kinds of things because clearly it's abusive action.

The only good thing about this drama is the casting of both Janice Wu and Vin Zhang. Their chemistry was so good, and that's the only reason that made me finish it until the end. I also started to fast-forward some scenes after episode 26 since it felt dragging. Overall, it's a good watch, especially if you are looking for something sweet and cute with a corporate world set-up.

One thing that I can say while watching the first few episodes is that her parenting style is definitely wrong. She's a toxic mother, at least for me. I'm really hoping that she will have character development sooner because I really can't stand this type of parent. Additionally, the idea of being a bad mother to help her son improve is not my thing. She saw how her son was affected by her words, but she's doing it again. She's giving multiple traumas to her child, and it's not even funny. Traumas are not easy to heal wtf.

Yes. You got it right. After they revealed the plot twist on episode 5 or 6, I was really expecting the girl to be plotting revenge since her actions since day one were so off. However, everything became more confusing when she said she didn't approach the guy for revenge or something. I think her actions were just made to intentionally confuse the viewers, and there was no valid reason behind that. I didn't like any of the characters in this series, lol. They're just so unlikeable, but bearable at some point.

Lmao, so there's really a plot twist, and it's also in episode 6. The plot twist made the teacher's confusing actions make sense. It's not that shocking since they revealed some clues but dropped the whole tea in one episode. It's like you're watching a very different genre now, but I prefer this one.

I'm currently in episode 6, and I'm getting frustrated with this student and teacher romance. I swear, I usually kinda like the noona romance thing, but it's just irritating how things are going now. The student played a prank in the second episode, and the teacher was stressed out about it, and here she is letting this little boy ask her on a date and peck a kiss on her cheeks. I don't know if she's dumb or if there is an upcoming plot twist about her intention with this student, but she's kind of annoying and confusing. I'm not going to lie, but I like how his mom immediately revealed their scandal. Maybe I'm not really included in this series' target market, but I'll still continue it and hope for something good.

is there a love triangle in this one?

Wow, this is probably my newest favorite k-drama at the moment, next to My Liberation Notes. I usually do not cry often with dramas that are not related to death, but this one made me cry almost every episode. This drama showed different kinds of struggles for adults and teens. Those struggles that some cannot understand and are easily misunderstood by others. They all have their imperfections, but they are always trying to learn and improve. And that is part of growth. I love the characters, the stories, the lessons, and the process. The once-young kids are now mature adults. I am so proud! And I highly recommend this drama!

its hard to like the second male lead lmao acting like a possessive boyfriend when he's just a friend

okay, thanks!

why there is a romance genre?

wow ye shi lan is pretty annoying wtf.

There are so many romantic scenes for the main couple but their chemistry is definitely lacking for me, or suzu and sasaki's chemistry is just so great? I would love to see yuriko and dean in another drama. Nevertheless, it's good despite some things that turned me off. It's still a good watch.

didn't regret watching this drama but i wanna binge watch all the episodes so bad

omg what?! after esther yu, now its janice wu. this man really collecting my fave c actresses.