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@sunshine I'm not here for the pretense. She's using the "by any means" method, as though they will just happen into a relationship if she pushes hard enough. Reverse the roles and people wouldn't be as favourable to the manipulation. I'm disliking her more and more.

No means no, Ji-Yeon. It doesn't make you admirable or cute that you're trying to bully Jae-Hoon into a relationship. The lack of self-respect is maddening, especially since he has been so honest with her. Women like her force themselves on people and then complain when they're heartbroken.

@lisa The beauty of interpretation and opinion, is that you can have yours and I have mine. Please do not declare your view as the only way to correctly interpret something as this in itself is wrong. Thank you.

@Lisa Eh, not true. She chose Do San, but Ji Pyeong was the love she knew and actually was in love with for the majority of the show. Do San lied for as long as it benefited him and still had the nerve to ask Ji Pyeong for an investment after punching him in the face. He's definitely not my favorite and no amount of music or setting could make me root for the couple.

Ji Pyeong from Start Up should have been the main lead, Do San used all the under-handed tricks, was shameless and still got the girl 🙄

Even so, the response to a difference of opinion cannot be dismissal or an attack, this approach is childish and quite frankly, rude.

She's not psycho. Everyone has shortcomings or messes up at times, I look forward to seeing her grow.

So people have to agree with you in order not to spread negativity? That doesn't sound right. I agree about LMH's mediocrity. He's an okay actor, but doesn't bring much by himself to a role.

No, teenage girls can be bitches. Also, the actresses are not teenagers, just saying.

Definitely not an unpopular opinion, I agree 100%

@lime_pickle, I respect your opinion, however as an outsider looking in, the NSA is clearly evil. They're violent and brash with their tactics. They seem like power-hungry, opportunistic people with no regard for others. Obviously these are not good people, the main man from the party even cheats on his wife. What more do they need to do to make the audience aware of their moral backwardness, show up with name tags/hats that read "the bad guys"? I don't think a story should not be told just because it is difficult to revisit, often these are the ones that need the most light shed and attention.

As for your question about the Nazis, I would like to remind you that Snowdrop is fiction. I would have a problem with a Nazi film propagating itself as fact, but this drama does not do that. It hasn't even been given a chance because of the uproar. First, let it be out rightly insensitive and offensive, then complain.

It's fiction, clearly stated and plain to see, not a historical reenactment/biography.

@ponnu I meant it would help usher in more roles since they aren't known as ML and FL like some of the bigger names in Kdrama. I know they've had a lead role here and there, but this drama helps consolidate their acting prowess and will be great for their acting careers.

This is a career making drama for the leads, really glad I get to watch it :)