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Yeoreum is such a bad friend. How could you ask your friend a big favor and let them be used by other people after (by the second female lead and director) in order to protect your career? How far is she going when it comes to taking advantage of his concern and sincerity for her? If this continues, this will be the first time I'm dropping a drama (out of the 500+ I watched) because the male lead isn't being treated right by the female lead.

Yes, but the execution and acting are so well done here! Almost anything without the tag of mystery or thriller will be predictable anyway.

You know, limited edition? And the fl is actually the fluent one in real life since she lived in Australia before lol.

I'm glad I wasn't the only who felt bored when watching this week's episodes. I kept wondering since I felt excited when watching the inital ones.

Melodrama to action? Didn't expect that turn at all. This is definitely a movie quality drama 👏👏👏

I feel bad for uri Jeonah/San from The Red Sleeve after watching episode 4 here. Deok Im here is the total opposite -- super proactive. I can't even count how many times she was confessed to in that drama lol.

Yes. Ouch. But at least she has her own hourse lol.

That's too bad. And there's not a lot of good dramas right now too.

I stopped at episode 2 for the same reason. So it doesn't get better?

Reminds me of Liberation Notes, especially the tone.

It makes sense for this particular drama since they're in the beauty industry. Real Clothes is also like this since the characters work for a clothing company. It all has something to do with the setting. I like that Jdoramas stay realistic with their clothing choice though since their office dramas have the cast wear office attire and not runway clothes unlike in some Kdramas .

Good theory. He's an orphan, so it could be his biological dad.

Did anybody get the reference of the hotel? W Hotel is a nod to the world of W, right? Can't be a coincidence.

Episode 8 is just...WOW.

Really? How is this more Kdrama style? I thought this is kinda typical execution for a Jdorama slice-of-life genre.

I watched this again for the third time, and I just had a different understanding of the message this time around after watching episode 9. It's showing that the decisions that you make in life shouldn't always just concern what's best for your partner or your relationship with your partner, but also, what is best for you. In the end, that's the key to having a successful and balance relationship instead of just always sacrificing for the sake of the other person thinking it's going to be beneficial for him or her.

Therefore, I love how all of them were able to keep their careers and dreams in the end. Nobody changed for the other person, but they just all ended lifting up and supporting each other. I think that's the best definition of partners.

Prison Playbook does though. It's comedy with a little bit of thriller, but if we are talking about mostly thriller, Cruel City has good music too. There's more besides those of course.

Looks like dude is a magnet in real life haha. I think even his friends look up to him.

I agree. Usually I like the music from dramas, but not this one. It doesn't make me excited and isn't memorable at all.

I'm more attracted to the Park Seo Joon here than any of his drama characters. He is the definition of naturally cool.