Living Tribunal

I think you were both enemies in your previous life😅, that's why he tries to pick fights with you at every chance😂.

Oh, so after My Demon, this has become his new home where he will be forcing his opinions on everyone.

Has he also come here?

Actually, dating in korean celeb culture has become very toxic. They have various eyes on them due to which they can't even date properly.

It's either cancelled or Kyung Ho opted out of it.

Thank you!

Thank you!

Hey guys, does anyone know Xingzi's age.

What do you guys think, will the ending be sad or happy?

You know, i have watched so many dramas but still I liked this one. It has become my comfort drama

I think the problem some people here have is that, while we are being shown Hyun Woo on a guilt trip throughout the 8 episodes for even thinking of divorcing her, thinking only of his freedom when he got to know about her illness, and wanting some kind of alimony due to the suggestion of his friend, Hae In is generally shown as more angry on the matter rather than feeling guilt for her wrong behaviors in the marriage. I know we haven't been shown the proper picture yet about what damaged their relationship, but Hae In is getting more victimized in this situation just because she has an illness, past traumas, and, as a woman, had more trauma due to child loss. Hyun Woo is at least seen trying to communicate his problems with the marriage, but we don't see that from her side as she becomes rather petty in comparison by trying to hack his phone, showing her anger by humiliating him in front of others like her employees, which, by the way, decreases his credibility in front of others, tailing him, and even being rather detached about the whole situation. Even after the divorce, we are only shown that Hae In gets a sudden epiphany about wanting to leave Hyun Woo so that he can leave behind all the humiliations he has faced. But we don't see her trying to mend the relationship or at least communicate. One of my favorite dramas, 18 Again, was like that. The leads there were just the opposite of this couple. The male lead was not willing to communicate while the female lead was a saint and very understanding. But the thing that show did better was they were both equally shown the wrongs they have committed in their marriage throughout the show. They both had problems, but both were apologizing and trying to mend their relationship with proper communication, while here we only see Hyun Woo having a character arc where he is trying to save the marriage, while Hae In's character arc isn't properly developed in this regard.

https://kisskh.at/photos/jQ2D0O_3

How is this trolling? I think he asked a valid question. I was also being bugged by this question.

But the novel had prominent romance as a storyline.

I don't think so.

Karina and he reportedly just broke up. I think the main fault for that is due to their toxic fans who couldn't let them date properly.

I think it's the exact opposite. Women's suffering becomes more noticeable in society, while men's is generally forgotten because many of them can't even complain about it as society will perceive them as less manly. And we still don't know what sort of treatment was given to Hae In by her in-laws, as previews can often be deceptive. But I don't think they can mistreat her because his family, except for his mother, exhibits gold digger behavior and will not do anything to Hae In as long as they think they can maintain their status and Hae In has money.

The SFLs in dramas like You are My Spring, Wedding Impossible, It's Okay to Not Be Okay, Hi Bye Mama, Emergency Couple, Go Back Couple, Oh My Ghost, Twinkling Watermelon are quite good. You should check these dramas out.

You can also read this novel on this site using Google translate. The translation is pretty decent.

https://www.jjwxc.net/onebook.php?novelid=427080&chapterid=1

Ok going to read now. And if they do show something 18+, then I will be very happy.