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wait, so cho na jeong's husband is actually helping a s*xual h*rassment victim at work and not cheating on her? [i don't even know how to feel about that, since he hasn't exactly shown himself to be a good husband or partner so far…] this definitely changes things, it's a whole plot twist in the narrative. now about ju yeong and her husband: i really hope she divorces him, it's obvious there's something very wrong with her husband, and doesn't look like he loves her romantically. maybe he liked her at some point, but it sure seems like that time has passed.

I think it's only Cho Na Jeong's husband who's cheating. I don't think Koo Ju Yeong husband is cheating on her too. Their issue (or more likely his) feels like something else, something deeper.

it was absolutely ridiculous what they did to gao tu and wen lang, wth. they had the chance to give them a proper ending, but look at what they did instead...

it's plot twist after plot twist, i'm shocked

i forgot to mention this in my kdrama review but… good news y'all: the police lead actually uses his brain 😭👏

i think junik was killed not just bc he knew about the us's intentions, but also bc he found out who the spy was trying to provoke a war. with munju, i think it's the same case (except she doesn't know who the spy is yet) plus she's got the résumé + charisma to move the masses and actually stop a war. but like the chinese ambassador said: everyone wants it (the war), bc everyone stands to gain something. i don't think there are other reasons beyond that, but who knows… this kdrama might still surprise us.

idk why but i have a feeling this drama is gonna make us question whether sanho survives up until the very last minutes of the final episode 😭🖐

i love how they're showing that the us and its policies are basically the “cancer” of the world, always pushing for war, but never on their own soil.

lmao idisha president looking very much like lula (brazilian president) when he was younger... tempest i see what you are doing lmao.

indeed, lots of coincidences… but i doubt a kdrama produced by a us multinational would openly expose something like that. then again, we can't be sure of anything anymore... weird and worse stuff has already happened. so who knows…

usually the us pops up whenever there's destabilization in a gov. i get that (from what i've read) nepal's ppl were tired of their politicians, but the way things unfolded feels sus af. and then electing someone through discord? yeah… us def got a finger in it.

d*mn… this drama nailed it: politicians getting h*t in the neck, the us pushing for war and not giving a sh*t about the countries around, people advocating for peace being hunted down and k*lled… d*mn. this kdrama is already f**king amazing.

looks like she knows the current politician (and the one who's already dead) were involved in sexual exploitation using actresses/trainees/singers/dancers from entertainment agencies for that 🙃

started watching my troublesome star kinda for the plot but mostly for the cast... so many great actors. the story's been super interesting so far, i thought it was gonna be time travel (idk why i thought this drama was about time travel) but it's not, which honestly works way better for the drama. it's giving me oldschool romcom drama vibes and i'm loving it (in some aspects). really hoping the next eps keep the same energy.

ohh, the teacher is only playing dumb, she's NOT innocent 🤨🤨🤨

a perfect drama <3