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Yes, who do you think has a stable job in JH's family other than him?

It seems that step-mom has hired someone to intimidate her stepdaughter through stalking, creating an environment of fear for her that she can exploit for her purposes.

Same. I don't like this pairing either. Neither their characters blend together well nor their visuals as a couple complement eachother. He is also not suposed to feel guilty about not liking her. This is what makes her an immature person for asking him to feel guilty about not reciprocating her feelings even if she's showcased as hyper-independent.

More like the latter I believe since he didn't learn a thing or two about empathy from his struggling days.

Exactly. I don't really think he's a good father since he thinks its a big deal to take a hit on your ego even if it's for the wellbeing of his children.

Also FL should pick to be either macho about expressing her feelings or be a shy little naive girl. Switching back and forth makes her an even less attractive character. It confirms that I'll definitely NOT be sticking with this drama for the leads.

I don't think the leads look good together.

Park seong jae and his sister looks like they're getting abused by their step-mom behind the curtains. A grown man shivering from the touch of his step-mom is really concerning and I'm hoping the reason behind it is not what I think it could be. I think this is partly the reason why he's friends with a poor guy from an actual loving home otherwise their friendship doesn't make sense.

best friends.

I'm curious about the no of couples here, so I’ll stay and see if any piques my interest. If not, this drama seems tailored for background entertainment. I believe that writing scripts like these should also be considered an art form. There’s no significant progress in the plot, yet the episode somehow manages to stretch on for an hour.

Episode 1 failed to engage me or offer any memorable quotes, which are crucial for my viewing experience. A daily or weekend drama needs to include thought-provoking statements to justify its existence. Without even a hint of meaning, it's hard to see the value in its creation.

I’m no longer a fan of daily/weekend dramas. I dislike love triangles, particularly when they involve one girl in a trio of best friends. It creates unnecessary drama and conflict that ruins valuable friendships. I'm just here for its slow-paced nature because it won't require much brainpower and can still be entertaining in subtle ways.

Where are y'all watching this?

Any secondary couple?

Lastly, their ending note "Help us create stories which matter" is pretty ironic since this story didn't prove to be of matter at all.

The ending didn't bother me since the story wasn't gripping anyway. My only takeaway from this is that Tualek has the potential to go big in acting if he further polishes his acting.

Interested.

It's compelling to consider how noona romances were often portrayed as perverse back in the day.

It's not special. Below-average storyline with rare disease trope thrown in to make it seem 'unique'. Plus, there's a kiss in almost every ep. That's too much fan service for me without much substance.

From what angle does Tan looks brooding? The actor portraying him keeps a smiley-face on 24/7.