That's a very good question! I feel like part of her did love Ji-Su, but what makes you think that Sang-Ah's relationship…
Another great perspective! I think that's the core of their relationship- they found comfort in each other (through their shared trauma) and eventually fell in love... but, well, we saw how that ended. I think Ji-Soo's death broke her, in a way. Maybe she doesn't feel whole without her? And that's what drives her ambition and desperation?
Aww, thanks! I love that my hard work is finally being noticed lol. As an MDL member, I'm usually happy to help…
Ha Ji-Won (Chu Sang-Ah) is cheating on her husband, Tae-Seop, yes. But it's just with a woman, though. Jung-Won (played by Nana, who seems to be in love/obsessed with her.) I don't remember the clip with the crying man, though? Maybe it was Tae-Seop in an earlier scene?
The comments like @Tia, @mauthuan, @JoyceTyler, and @Kathryn_51 being an explainer for every single one have no…
Aww, thanks! I love that my hard work is finally being noticed lol. As an MDL member, I'm usually happy to help (unless someone is being bigoted.) As a hobbyist writer, though... it is downright frustrating sometimes, but worth it. π
Up to episode 3 and I can't believe I'm watching a drama where vomiting is an actual metaphoric theme
This comment is cracking me up for some reason. π Also, I think I've heard of the Daebak podcast before! Nice to meet ya, Host (or Hostess, or Hosts...)
I actually agree. The standard is unrealistic. Itβs gonna be hard for the current actors to keep up and harder…
Very true. Also, focusing on visuals might negatively impact the plot/pacing of the drama as a whole. I think if they wanna have good dramas but also focus on visuals, why not cast diverse-looking actors? As in, like, different features, skin tones (I know damn well that China doesn't have THAT MANY fair-skinned people in real life), etc, etc. I look for talent & good/my favorite actors (or ones that I know of) in my dramas, or at least the dramas I wanna watch. Plot, too.
How does the FL look like a policewoman? I'm confused? Also, her tech/company got stolen, I'd be pissed too (even…
See? Her character was like this in The Brave Yong Su-Jung too. I hope UHK isn't being typecasted... also, dear k-drama writers: not all "strong FLs" have to be reckless, naive and clumsy in order to be considered "strong"... π
How does the FL look like a policewoman? I'm confused? Also, her tech/company got stolen, I'd be pissed too (even…
I don't disagree with that, in fact, I mentioned in my first comment here. "Eun-Ae is painfully naive". One thing I hate about KBS1 daily dramas is how ridiculously comedic they are (or try to be) to the point where it's annoying or cringy. Or both.
Your comment is so malicious toward an excellent DK with legendary actors and actresses seniors, juniors and in…
The Chairman wasn't nationally powerful in the 90s, though. Also, if DH left with Jun-Ki, I don't think they would've been found. Would've been nice to see DH live as Myung-Hee & have an American identity, but I guess staying as a concubine (Lady Kim?) was her best bet...
One thing I hate about KBS1 daily dramas is how ridiculously comedic they are (or try to be) to the point where it's annoying or cringy. Or both.