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I feel like Tae-Seok might end up dying somehow, I just wish more daily drama villains would die these days 😭 Se-Hun might end up in a mental hospital though. Or dead. Don't know about Young-Chae...

Ahhh, now Ah-Jin was interesting in the way that she was a villain protagonist (at least, she was sympathetic to an extent.) Kim Yu-Jung did an incredible job portraying her. I didn't like the psycho husband arc much either, it felt like it came out of nowhere! I mentioned this in the review I wrote for Dear X.

Not to mention YC is incredibly flat and boring. I actually hate seeing her because she does the same things over and over... and over again. If they leaned more into her feelings about Nan-Suk's neglect and mistreatment, I would've been able to sympathize with YC more. At least JW is interesting (being the protagonist, she has to be, but I enjoy watching anti-hero/morally grey protagonists in k-dramas.)

She was in the first part of the drama. But she's redeemed herself and I guess the writer didn't wanna make her too villainous. I'm fine with it, although I would've LOVED to see her to go completely dark (I love hero-turned-villain arcs in shows.) She's still an anti-heroine, just... not too villainous anymore.

Lol my analysis is that it's an act that Nan-Suk puts on because she was abused in the past. A sort of emotional shield. It's actually sad when you think about it... hurt people hurt people. She never wants to be harmed again so she puts on this act to make sure that no one can touch her. I can relate. But also... she's still hilarious! I loved her in yesterday's episode 😂

I definitely recommend it. You might need to skip some episodes, but it's worth the watch for sure!

Are we watching the same drama? 🤨

Very true, this daily is so slow!

I feel like if I rewatched this, I'd dislike Ju-hong so much more, I thought she was decent/more interesting once she started her revenge. But I did like Tae-hee though... I also thought Kyung-sun was irritating!

YES SHE DOES!!! One of the best twin reveals I've seen in a drama, especially since I didn't expect it!

I always laugh whenever I hear Whitney Houston being played in k-dramas. Why are HK and JB slow dancing to "Where Do Broken Hearts Go"? 😭

Which I don't mind, because honestly, I like Hwa-Young more than any other character right now 😂 Jang-Mi is annoying, Seo-Rin is hardly on (and I like her over JM), Baek-Ho is bland, Jun-Ho is okay, and I don't care about the rest of the characters. I'm invested in Hwa-Young, but if the twins finally get character development, I'd be okay with that too... villain protagonists are always fun to watch if they're intentionally set up as one (like Light Yagami or Walter White.) If not, that's when it gets confusing...

I guess it comes with the territory of daily dramas! You gotta put up with the nonsense to get to the success at the end! And HR and JW are finally working together...

YES!!! I personally love anti-heroine/villain protagonists (where the story centers around them...) I wish I could find more dramas with them!

You're back! Yay!

Personally I hate it in dramas where the ML (or FL) isn't an independent character outside of their love interest... don't you have a job? A hobby? A FAMILY?! 😂

It might be a subplot or a smaller part of the drama. This seems to be mainly revenge-focused.

I've mostly been watching the previews.

You don't seem to like this drama at all 😂 I recommend watching the next one instead...

Is Hwa-Young a villain protagonist? Seems like she's the real protagonist and Jang-Mi is the good second FL/heroine. If this was intentional, great. If not... sorry, Eun-Jung-ah 😂

Actually, most Korean daily dramas are at least 100 episodes (or on average), though it depends on the network and ratings.