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These comments... okay y'all, Hong Da-Mi is NOT the FL. She's the second FL, it's Chae Young-Rang who's the REAL FL. And a villain protagonist. Of COURSE she'd win. OF COURSE she's on all the time... because she's the PROTAGONIST OF THE DRAMA!!!

The mom was the main actress, not Da-Mi!

11 years later: I am definitely an In-Ha fan, I like him more than Ji-Ho.

Definitely rooting for In-Ha here... I just can't like Ji-Ho for some reason. (At least not right now.) I'm interested in Jung-Wook, though... 👀

I also do not care for Da-Mi. Glad she's not the FL and Young-Rang is... also Da-Mi's actress isn't that good to me tbh.

Unfortunately true. Plenty of k-drama fans in general, actually. Insane because most of them tend to BE women/girls too! 😭

Exactly! Rooting for more grey/villainous MCs in k-dramas (in 2026 and beyond!) We need them! We WANT them!

Not to mention he abused her too!

A woman attracted to another woman, regardless of sexual orientation (so lesbians, bisexual, pansexual women are all considered sapphic.)

Oh yeah, that bodyguard is WEIRDDDD 😭 but by 2 evil people, are you referring to Yang-Mi and Tae-Seop, or someone else?

A mix of both? They are both fairly morally questionable, there's bigger villains (Yang-Mi, possibly the chairman, that CEO, even the YouTuber.) Their relationship seems very complicated though.

Okay, awful may have been a bit of an exaggeration, but she's still not a great person, like Tae-Seop, is what I meant. She killed the CEO and let someone else take the fall for it, as far as we know. Not a great thing to do (but I support it anyway, dude was a SCUMBAG!)

Putting this under spoilers since it's a massive plot twist!

Looks like it! 👀

I am SO EXCITED FOR THIS!!!! Eagerly awaiting updates!

This and First Man are the only ongoing dramas that I'm watching right now. I am SO happy that I've found an ongoing (non-daily) drama to get hooked onto! And it's very unique, so I love it too.

I have SO MANY thoughts right now. Between Jung-Won and Tae-Seop whooping ass together, Sang-Ah being bisexual (well, sapphic somehow), that INSANE TWIST at the end of the episode... goddamn! This drama went to good to "holy shit that was amazing!" for me!

Also, I see that my theories about Sang-Ah were mostly correct. Part of me does think that she's the chairman's illegitimate daughter, too. And as for Kwang-Jae's death... yeah, Sang-Ah did that shit and I'm on her side, completely. He deserved to die. BUT there's more to the story, for sure. Episode 3 was incredible, a lot of questions have been answered, and I'm officially hooked.

One more thing: The way some of y'all are talking about Sang-Ah vs, Tae-Seop is... interesting. So Tae-Seop essentially stalks her wherever she goes (she's keeping secrets, but so is HE), and it's cool and all, yippee, we root for him! But Sang-Ah being emotional (she CLEARLY has some sort of PTSD/trauma from being sex trafficked) and keeping secrets is... the worst thing ever? 🤨 Please help me understand. They're both pretty awful people to me. 💀 And I love it & hate it...

The reaction to Sang-Ah's involvement in Kwang-Jae's death also reminds me of the reaction to Min Seol-Ah's real killer in Penthouse. The way that people spent the entire rest of the show in complete denial- even after the author confirmed it- was both hilarious (and irritating) to see. 😭

And one last question: Who's the protagonist of this drama? Is it Tae-Seop? Sang-Ah? Both of them?

With all these hints that they're dropping, I do think that she did it, but yes, there's definitely more to the story.

Also, did Tae-Sup, like... not kill a guy in today's episode, too? 😭 In addition to basically stalking his wife and people are hyping him up?

EDIT: He TRIED TO. Still bad, though.

That scene they had in the car makes me think that, too. I don't think Yang-Mi knows...

She could've been imagining the murder and still done it... in the past. I do not think she's innocent at all in this drama.

Unnecessary

??? What does this even mean bro lmfao