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Immediately stopped reading at the "indoctrination" part. Not arguing with you anymore. Bye! 🥰

Tae-Seop is a fixer, basically. Jung-Won seems to manipulate situations? She also gives me "fixer" vibes...

Sang-Ah has pretty much crossed the line into villainy now, based on everything I've been hearing/reading...

Damn, interesting perspective... 🤔 Sang-Ah is 100% giving main villainess vibes. She's more of a villain than Yang-Mi, just as I predicted!

If Jung-Won committed the murder, I would not be surprised. (Thank God Jae-Sang is dead, because I predicted he'd die from the get-go...) I mean, we haven't even solved the mystery of who actually stabbed OKJ first to have ANOTHER red herring!

Chemistry is VERY important too. See, I'd watch more romcomes if leads had great chemistry + writing (and the looks... they're a bonus 👀)

Ooooh, another k-drama to check out! 👀

If one bases their opinion on MDL ratings... I strongly advise them NOT to do that. 😬 They are NEVER accurate nor reliable. (I know you weren't doing that, but I've seen it happen too often lol)

The only k-drama where I've seen the police be remotely competent at all is in Return. It was a legal/crime drama with the FL as a lawyer and the ML as a detective, so it made sense there. 😂

For me, the predecessor A Graceful Liar was pretty good. I liked Queen's House too. I think Witch's Game/Game of Witches is another good (yet underrated) drama. Also I am enjoying First Man (despite the dragging subplots.)

If you're not into revenge dailies (totally fine btw), Our Happy Days started on Monday, it might be worth checking out!

YOU and your negative feelings on the LGBTQ+ community is personal to you. If it's your opinion, that makes it personal. And yeah, if queer folks are still getting killed and discriminated against all over the world, right NOW, as we speak, it's a fucking social issue. Same shit's happening to black people, women, etc. You are choosing to focus on the fact that the FL is sapphic (which was revealed in episode 3-4 as A PLOT TWIST, there were NO indications of it before that) when there's much bigger issues being portrayed in the drama. Basic storytelling? Hello???

Did you miss the part about sex trafficking and sexual exploitation within the Korean entertainment industry, too? Or the connections between the elite, politics, and entertainment? Should we tag that too? Gotta tag sexual assault? Suicide? Every major event that happens in a 10-episode streaming drama? Please... ain't nobody got time for that! 💀

I've already pissed some folks off with my takes on here, but for some reason people are EXTRA angry here. Again, no clue as to what this is about...

Them being a woman is just... *sigh.* Do better, ladies, do better. If your man disrespects other groups of people... 😬

The drama isn't that great, and that is okay lol

Calling random women Nazis is certainly a choice... my goodness. 😂

If people hate queer folks, that's a personal issue. Nothing to do with the show staff or actors. Also, it was presented as a major plot twist. The show is NOT romance-centered in the first place, as I said.

I don't think the original material had romance either, lol. It was mostly about fighting and getting stronger.

Very true! It's hard to define her, but HJW is doing an amazing job portraying her nonetheless.

She blocked me! 😂

(Sorry for misgendering you, Mansin. See, I can be nice! 😊)

Nevertheless has a sapphic character?! Sign me up! 👀

You are definitely being homophobic and calling an actress "washed up" for choosing a non-conventional role (when you know DAMN well you wouldn't say that about a male actor, and the term "washed up" is frequently applied to female actresses) is a direct example of misogyny. I would discuss "earnestly" (you might be misusing this term lol), but not when you're being so hostile.