It been glorified since "my fault" movie came out . It was sick. Only here for park hyung sik .Also what people…
Eunnam doesn't go by "Huh". She still goes by her father's name so she probably isn't adopted into Ildo's family registry officially. He's just her reluctant family by marriage.
As for Dongju, I don't think Ildo had time to add DJ to his family registry (but you never know since he must have known that he'd be targetted once he switched sides).
Idk if we can compare My Fault with Eunname/DJ's relationship since unlike in My Fault, they were in a long term relationship long before they found out the truth. Even Eunnam's divorce went through before they found out the truth. Since even Ildo didn't know about it, all this was a genuine misunderstanding so you can't really judge them if they eventually get back together.
TBF Eunnam never accepted Ildo as her step father. Till his dying day she called him president Huh. She loathed him and still cannot forgive him.
Sharing a half brother is an icky situation but considering how messed up that family already is, it isn't the craziest thing to happen. Besides Eunnam and Dongju already have gone too far in their relationship before they found out about their link to judge them now.
Legally, Dongju is not in Ildo's family registry so does it even count in S.Korea? Unless Ildo created a last minute will, Dongju is just a castaway.
More than the step sibling thing, the bigger question is will Eunnam be able to get past the fact that Dongju's dad murdered her father and even worse, Dongju pities him enough to probably carry out Ildo's last wish😅
Kim sae ron suicide is tragic. But the relation between KSH and KSR are blown up like hell which is totally irrelevant.…
Making her sound like an obsessed stalker while she was alive and even after she died sounds like a pretty good reason to hate him IMO. He manipulated his fans 🤷♀️
(I am referring to the statements his agency posted to address their situation both last year and earlier this year- there were many ways to deny the relationship but they chose the one way that would sic his fans against her).
To be very honest, it depends on your choice of genre. I have seen most of the negative reviews coming from people…
Geez...OP needs to relax 🙈🤣
Idol-zoned is one way of describing Sunjae's pain 🥲 If anything, all the time travelling proved that Sol wasn't a regular stan- she liked Eclipse but treasured Sunjae mainly because he gave her a reason to live 🙃
writing kinda crazy bc after 14 eps of dongju absolutely hating ildo and him trying to kill dongju repeatedly,…
In Ildo's case, I guess DJ hates him but pities him at the same time?
One of Dongju's unresolved traumas is that throughout his life he never got to have a proper father-son relationship. The father he thought was his (the professor) also never paid attention on him either.
I guess there is some kind of comfort knowing that if Ildo did know that Dongju was his son, his life wouldn't have been as bad as it was? No matter what, Ildo has been a good dad to TY after all. And after he found out the truth, you can see that despite everything, he was proud of Dongju too.
It doesn't discount Ildo's misdeeds, but it kind of acts as some sort of comfort in a way? That's my take anyway🙈
Really liked the drama.It became one of my favorites. But I don’t think Taesang’s character was really necessary,…
In my opinion, Tae Sung embodied the fact that "people can change" and "there is no such thing as a bad good deed" ?
In the original timeline, while we do not know what happened to him in 2023, what we do know is that he was labelled as a trouble maker and ended up as yet another mediocre forgotten dropout. In reality though he was somebody with so much potential but was held back because of his family issues. Just having one person (Sol in this case) give him the attention he needed, made a huge difference.
His story isn't really relevant to Soljae other than being their final saviour but it does act as a good reminder that if you do a good deed, the goodness can eventually come back to you which was the original timeline's theme with SolJae in Sol's pov as well.
I have a phobia of overhyped dramas..Let's pray a game;For people who liked it list of reasons why I should face…
In my experience I watched the drama from day 1 itself with little expectation. Like literally the reason why I started the drama was because I was bored on a Monday. Despite the fact that I liked the cast, the plot summary wasn't enticing enough for me so it wasn't a show on my watch list before it was released.
However, between KHY's performance in ep 1 and BWS's twist in ep 2, I was sold. The plot summary that detered me at the beginning too turned out to be a red herring because it was soooo much more than what was in the summary.
I guess it depends on the viewer? I wouldn't say you must try it but honestly if you have time, I'd encourage you to try the first 2-4 episodes to see if it's your type?
If it helps, it's been a year now but LR STILL keeps getting nominated to prestigious awards along side more recent popular dramas. Even today it got nominated for 5 Baeksang awards.
Exactly, Be Won why are you opening the door to the 'hide out' so carelessly. No peep hole, not door camera, not…
Haha even i was wondering why they didn't even have the basic door cam🙈
In Ildo's case at least, they were expecting the chairman and the way Dongju asked him to open the door, it could have been misinterpretted that the chairman called Dongju on the mobile to open the door. But BW was too careless🙈
I wouldn't count on that, this is makjang. 'Tis but a flesh wound.
Considering the number of times Dongju "died"...it could be a family trait to beat death?😉
Jokes aside, we didn't even get to see Ildo's wife confront him (perfect makjang material) so they might put him in a coma at least? Then again, sacrificing his life for his son right when it felt they might have a chance to reconcile in the long run is an overused universal thrope🫠
If you think about it, the reason why Cheong Seop was supposed to sit next to Geum Myeong at the theatre on that faithful day was because the ticketing officer probably saved his seat after GM purchased the ticket.
Mao saved Ando when they were young and Ando's been hopeless for her since then 🤞
Did you watch the last episode?? 🙈🙈🙈 How did you find it?
I wish if they didn't spend so much time on corporate drama but really loved seeing how fired up Mao was.
I'm honestly glad Azuma turnwd out to be good. She lives in her own world but isn't malicious🥲
The fact tha5 she found Ando's long lost love story such a bore is so hilarious- very her!🤭
Even Kota's character was handled well i guess? He grew a conscience but still remains pathetic. Hopefully he'll mature more.
The dad's character could have been handled better ngl. What do you think? He just went out of control at point, acting like an emperor instead of a chief🤦♀️
2 
As for Dongju, I don't think Ildo had time to add DJ to his family registry (but you never know since he must have known that he'd be targetted once he switched sides).
Idk if we can compare My Fault with Eunname/DJ's relationship since unlike in My Fault, they were in a long term relationship long before they found out the truth. Even Eunnam's divorce went through before they found out the truth. Since even Ildo didn't know about it, all this was a genuine misunderstanding so you can't really judge them if they eventually get back together.
Sharing a half brother is an icky situation but considering how messed up that family already is, it isn't the craziest thing to happen. Besides Eunnam and Dongju already have gone too far in their relationship before they found out about their link to judge them now.
Legally, Dongju is not in Ildo's family registry so does it even count in S.Korea? Unless Ildo created a last minute will, Dongju is just a castaway.
More than the step sibling thing, the bigger question is will Eunnam be able to get past the fact that Dongju's dad murdered her father and even worse, Dongju pities him enough to probably carry out Ildo's last wish😅
(I am referring to the statements his agency posted to address their situation both last year and earlier this year- there were many ways to deny the relationship but they chose the one way that would sic his fans against her).
Idol-zoned is one way of describing Sunjae's pain 🥲
If anything, all the time travelling proved that Sol wasn't a regular stan- she liked Eclipse but treasured Sunjae mainly because he gave her a reason to live 🙃
One of Dongju's unresolved traumas is that throughout his life he never got to have a proper father-son relationship. The father he thought was his (the professor) also never paid attention on him either.
I guess there is some kind of comfort knowing that if Ildo did know that Dongju was his son, his life wouldn't have been as bad as it was? No matter what, Ildo has been a good dad to TY after all. And after he found out the truth, you can see that despite everything, he was proud of Dongju too.
It doesn't discount Ildo's misdeeds, but it kind of acts as some sort of comfort in a way? That's my take anyway🙈
In the original timeline, while we do not know what happened to him in 2023, what we do know is that he was labelled as a trouble maker and ended up as yet another mediocre forgotten dropout. In reality though he was somebody with so much potential but was held back because of his family issues. Just having one person (Sol in this case) give him the attention he needed, made a huge difference.
His story isn't really relevant to Soljae other than being their final saviour but it does act as a good reminder that if you do a good deed, the goodness can eventually come back to you which was the original timeline's theme with SolJae in Sol's pov as well.
🤣🤣🤣
However, between KHY's performance in ep 1 and BWS's twist in ep 2, I was sold. The plot summary that detered me at the beginning too turned out to be a red herring because it was soooo much more than what was in the summary.
I guess it depends on the viewer? I wouldn't say you must try it but honestly if you have time, I'd encourage you to try the first 2-4 episodes to see if it's your type?
If it helps, it's been a year now but LR STILL keeps getting nominated to prestigious awards along side more recent popular dramas. Even today it got nominated for 5 Baeksang awards.
In Ildo's case at least, they were expecting the chairman and the way Dongju asked him to open the door, it could have been misinterpretted that the chairman called Dongju on the mobile to open the door. But BW was too careless🙈
(Didn't get a chance to watch ep 14 yet)
Jokes aside, we didn't even get to see Ildo's wife confront him (perfect makjang material) so they might put him in a coma at least? Then again, sacrificing his life for his son right when it felt they might have a chance to reconcile in the long run is an overused universal thrope🫠
They didn't release a preview of ep 14 right?
It was insightful and relatable- specially GM's brother's and SIL's stories as well as YB's story with his controlling mother.
You reap what you sow. Certainly something worth learning
They were so certain CS would be there too 🥲
The ending was sweet but i feel like we were robbed...idk why?
Did you enjoy it?🙈
How did you find it?
I wish if they didn't spend so much time on corporate drama but really loved seeing how fired up Mao was.
I'm honestly glad Azuma turnwd out to be good. She lives in her own world but isn't malicious🥲
The fact tha5 she found Ando's long lost love story such a bore is so hilarious- very her!🤭
Even Kota's character was handled well i guess? He grew a conscience but still remains pathetic. Hopefully he'll mature more.
The dad's character could have been handled better ngl. What do you think? He just went out of control at point, acting like an emperor instead of a chief🤦♀️