Defend her? He admit that he don't verify the information he's getting. All the evidence were debunk as false…
Looks like you and I are mature adults here. I wonder if some of these people here will be the ones crying when he is driven to suicide for the destruction of his life before the facts are actually known. I'm for punishing someone if they have done wrong but not before it is proven. In many cases people are accused falsely and even though the truth eventually comes out their lives are already in shambles and ruined. There have been cases here where college boys were accused of rape and it turned out to be a lie but they lost their scholarships and future job opportunities.
Someone said it wasn't a press conference but an audition for "Queen of tears season 2 "😭🤣
And if he didn't cry or be upset you all would have attacked him about that. If he remained silent it was no good and if he is trying to defend himself it was no good.
I am really shocked at the posts here ready to basically crucify a person based on what they have read or heard. The only two people who know what took place were him and her. She and her family obviously had issues. She was the one drunk driving and had her contract terminated. It was her and her family decision to have her work as an underage actress. Her family is just discovering all of this now is to me very suspicious. All these people are humans, not the characters they portray on film, and mistakes are made all around. There is no forgiveness in these posts or questioning what is true or not. Many of you just like to join in the show which is basically about destroying another person and his lifetime career. He too has a family. He too has a lot of people who rely on him. Why don't you look in the mirror and see how perfect or imperfect you are before tearing down another. And before you attack me here...I have not been a big fan of his but in the 4 years of watching Asian drama, I have seen more than enough people destroyed by fans and anti fans. Really awful. Instead of criticizing why don't you get on with your own lives.
The mother and her 5 daughters and an adopted daughter are all the female leads.
This story is about a mother who has raised her 6 daughters by herself and the struggles they go through to find the perfect match for each daughter. Each daughter and their male partners have a set of episodes dedicated to their story. I found the longest story line was Shou Hua, the oldest daughter. The youngest and the adopted daughter get the least amount of time but they are seen throughout the drama for character build up. There is a male lead for each daughter. Each daughter and their partner are very different with very different story lines.
I'm on episode 15. Is it gets any better and interesting? Cause last few were quite boring.
I just finished it although there were times I wanted to drop it. I'm glad I stayed with it even though there is so much woman empowerment at the expense of the men. They really make each of the men grovel and beg for their love which is not okay by me but at least the later episodes kept my interest. Without giving anything away, I found the ending satisfying. Was it a great drama? No but definitely an 8 for me. If you continue to watch it I hope you enjoy it.
I agree with you. Few things she did was unnecessary and it was her fault for not letting him talk or explain.…
And now at episode 14 and I do not like how Shou Hua acts towards her husband either. She throws a precious, generous gift into the river? She keeps bringing up her first husband and how the new husband has to be equal or better? I find her to be extremely full of herself. Her riddles for him to prove himself is ridiculous. I think this family of women need to understand that a married couple are suppose to confide and rely on one another. Instead I seem to be watching a drama about woman empowerment and man bashing.