I get that people want to defend FL, but let’s not ignore the full picture. Yes, she runs into her ex multiple…
tell me what he did exactly to be blamed for ? following orders at his job as a mere employees if he hasn't someone else would have fulfilled that order.
I get that people want to defend FL, but let’s not ignore the full picture. Yes, she runs into her ex multiple…
In episode 9, when her ex played the victim card and blamed his wife for leaving, she actually looked worried for him. Why? After everything he did to her, after all the damage he caused, why is she still emotionally tied to him?
why doesn’t she even question his sob story about his wife leaving? Instead of thinking, “Wait, if he betrayed me, maybe he also did something wrong in his marriage,” she just believes him without question—as if he’s some saint who could never be at fault.
Looks like this review was updated but again doesn’t tell the whole story. FL isn’t deceitfully meeting her…
I get that people want to defend FL, but let’s not ignore the full picture. Yes, she runs into her ex multiple times, but every single time he asks to talk, she agrees without hesitation—even though she knows he’s still clinging to her and even believes he’s a married man. That’s not just “running into him,” that’s choosing to engage.
And let’s not forget, her career was ruined by her ex, yet she blames ML—who was just an employee, not the one pulling the strings. The real problem has always been her ex, yet somehow ML is the one who gets the blame?
As for the funeral, she went there alone. If it was just about paying respects, why not go with her boyfriend? Instead, she made a solo decision—just like she always does when it comes to her past. FL says “the past doesn’t matter” but then lets it dictate every decision she makes. If the past truly didn’t matter to her, she wouldn’t be revisiting it over and over again instead of fully moving forward.
People can defend her all they want, but the facts speak for themselves.🫢🫢🫢
Sorry but why do modern women have to go for an older man for security xD you are contradicting yourself . Being…
Maturity isn’t solely determined by age; it varies depending on the situation. A 40-year-old man may display great maturity in one aspect of life but be inexperienced and even childish in another that he hasn’t encountered before.
There’s nothing inherently wrong with being immature—it’s a natural part of growth. In a relationship, maturity doesn’t always have to be the man’s responsibility. A woman can be the more mature one, and that’s perfectly fine. Relationships thrive on balance, understanding, and complementing each other’s strengths, rather than adhering to rigid expectations.
take her picture without consent putting his camera too close to her because he has disability ? sexually assaulting a woman because poor Ml has disability ?
I know the initial start was weird but once you get past that odd initial kiss, the series as actually really…
"Kissing a stranger (girl) without her consent in the middle of the night isn’t just wrong—it’s a crime called sexual assault, which this drama has been promoting from the start.
The FL is a doctor, while the ML is nothing. Considering her career and social standing in a country like Japan, it’s totally unrealistic that she would just accept sexual assault like she’s used to it. This showcases how women in countries that claim to be 'safe' for women have, in reality, been conditioned to accept sexual assault as normal." please do not sugarcoat crimes like this
@oppa_ I agree on both. But I think she was only keeping a good relationship "front" because of their son. He…
"It’s frustrating how the drama treats his 'awakening' as if it erases his attempted murder. He may have a right to see his son, but that doesn’t mean he shouldn’t be punished for his crimes. And what about the lawyer? She was hospitalized because of him—has she just given up on justice? Being friends with the FL shouldn’t mean sacrificing her own life and face. This feels so unfair. "If the lawyer had died in that accident caused by the ML, then his son would be the child of a murderer. How much worse does he need to be before he loses his rights? Saying 'no matter what he does, he has the right to see his son' doesn’t sit right with me. What if he kidnaps or harms his own child in the future? There has to be a limit."
@oppa_ I agree on both. But I think she was only keeping a good relationship "front" because of their son. He…
"Even if he is her son’s father, no child should be near such a toxic man. No one should allow their child to be involved with an attempted murderer. Qin can perfectly replace the father figure. As a mother, she should think about what is best for her son, not just saving face. She should do everything to keep her toxic husband away from her child."
ML is a lowlife trying to act smart while he is an idiot people like him always try to look down on people to make themself look better while they know they are lesser then parasites
following orders at his job as a mere employees if he hasn't someone else would have fulfilled that order.
why doesn’t she even question his sob story about his wife leaving? Instead of thinking, “Wait, if he betrayed me, maybe he also did something wrong in his marriage,” she just believes him without question—as if he’s some saint who could never be at fault.
And let’s not forget, her career was ruined by her ex, yet she blames ML—who was just an employee, not the one pulling the strings. The real problem has always been her ex, yet somehow ML is the one who gets the blame?
As for the funeral, she went there alone. If it was just about paying respects, why not go with her boyfriend? Instead, she made a solo decision—just like she always does when it comes to her past. FL says “the past doesn’t matter” but then lets it dictate every decision she makes. If the past truly didn’t matter to her, she wouldn’t be revisiting it over and over again instead of fully moving forward.
People can defend her all they want, but the facts speak for themselves.🫢🫢🫢
There’s nothing inherently wrong with being immature—it’s a natural part of growth. In a relationship, maturity doesn’t always have to be the man’s responsibility. A woman can be the more mature one, and that’s perfectly fine. Relationships thrive on balance, understanding, and complementing each other’s strengths, rather than adhering to rigid expectations.
Cause I know ML will always be better then SML.
putting his camera too close to her because he has disability ?
sexually assaulting a woman because poor Ml has disability ?
you mean sexual assault ?
The FL is a doctor, while the ML is nothing. Considering her career and social standing in a country like Japan, it’s totally unrealistic that she would just accept sexual assault like she’s used to it. This showcases how women in countries that claim to be 'safe' for women have, in reality, been conditioned to accept sexual assault as normal."
please do not sugarcoat crimes like this
"If the lawyer had died in that accident caused by the ML, then his son would be the child of a murderer. How much worse does he need to be before he loses his rights? Saying 'no matter what he does, he has the right to see his son' doesn’t sit right with me. What if he kidnaps or harms his own child in the future? There has to be a limit."
that man need to be in jail for his whole life
people like him always try to look down on people to make themself look better while they know they are lesser then parasites
FL was not that great at all.