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Totally agree. I hate reading how people are getting annoyed by her character. She drew her boundaries, there is nothing wrong with that. Honestly to have a healthy and satisfying relationships, boundaries are important.

I really enjoy reading Song Ji Na's answers to her interview questions, it makes me more inclined to rewatch Healer just to catch all the details I missed before.

LOL that was the first thought that came to my mind too, he resembles Song Joong Ki quite a bit xD

Currently watching this after watching Healer, I'm on episode 10 now...its not bad but it doesn't give me the feels like I got when I watched Healer and Gaksital/Bridal Mask =( I'll keep going and see how it is though...

Now that you've pointed it out, I totally agree with your point that Dajung is different from Nao. I can see why writers did that since it makes her more realistic and relatable but for some reason it still bugs me. I guess it's because in Liar Game, in order for everyone to win, in order for participants to trust in each other, we need Nao's pure character. I don't know if it's because I feels like Dajung's character is a bit inconsistent? There are times when she can stand up for herself but then there are times where she can't? I can't seem to put my figure on it. I guess it's hard for me to believe that participants can truly trust her like how everyone trusts Nao. Like you said she did lie in the first episode. I believe someone compared her to the lead girl in Liar Game Reborn...and I have to agree. Maybe that's why i'm not extremely fond of Dajung, I wasn't a fan of the new female lead in Reborn either.

What game does it parallel because I can't seem to find it in the manga....