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5.0/10

There are not enough words out their to express how happy it makes this bookworm that back in the day people might have run to a reading of a book! Paid tips to hear more, and hung on every word in such a big gathering. I know people still read and go to book signing, but it's not the same! Not only that, but get paid to read out loud! Um, can I have that job please! I loved seeing all the women rushing to hear the steamy romance, but cut to the female lead—Hae Ryung—reading this tragic death scene. If Hae Ryung was smart she should have known what her target audience wanted. Hilarious for us, dumb for her. I do love Hae Ryung spirit of vengeance! Though isn't she out for the cost of reading and the price of those trashy books???! Her maid seems to agree as this is what normally happens when she reads and usually doesn't get paid!! Ha-ha! Not the first time the lead male has been a romance writer! I like seeing how he gathers his inspiration from real love around him. That's really smart! Overall I like the glimpse we get to see of Yi Rim, but only as his Pseudonym Maehwa. I assume more of his royal responsibility will creep in.I'm very curious about this book "The Story of Ho Dam" and what's its connection to Hae Ryung's brother, Jae Kyung, is. Did he write it? Or have some kind of hand in writing it?It's very interesting that women weren't allowed to go into spinsterhood. Hae Ryung wants nothing more than to not be married, but her brother mentioned that she would be reported for not getting married and put on a list for people who have to get married! That's scary! So you either have an arranged marriage by you're family, or get reported for being a spinster and put on some other list to get an arranged marriage!! AHHHHHH!!!!!Hae Ryung standing up for this random pick pocket feels a little out of place, but maybe that sends her to the palace to potential for him. As that's apparently her only option to help the child. Yi Rim will clearly meet her when he goes to town to see what the people really think of his writing. So there's two chances here for meet queues. Overall I like the tone and feel of this drama. Though I feel for Hae Ryung and this whole marriage business!

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7.0/10 - Didn't Yeon Seo just accidentally confess!? O_o

Didn't Yeon Seo just accidentally confess!? O_o I mean she just told Kim Dan not to leave her. Because he'd be like everyone else that she loves. I mean I know she's let it be known that she likes him, but this was an "I love you". Wow. She's so bold in this episode I love it. I just really hope she doesn't suddenly become wishy-washy. Especially after that killer perfect ending. Because Kim Dan is just as brave! My brave couple!!!!!! Okay, I'll stop.So it's clear that Archangel Hu knows something. At least about Kim Dan's past. Maybe a bit about the connection Kim Dan even has with Yeon Seo? Or not. It feels like Archangel Hu is still in the dark about somethings. I think that's why he helps Kim Dan break into Kang Woo's place. I also feel like Kang Woo suddenly deciding to take off his promise ring to Seol Hee feels rushed and off. I mean clearly Kang Woo is still suffering from the loss. He's not right. I just feel like his sudden feelings for Yeon Seo are . . . either off mentally for him or a rush in the writing. After all it wasn't too long ago he was still making promises and watching videos of Yeon Seo. So what was his original plan(s) for Yeon Seo? He tells Kim Dan he will make Yeon Seo happy and so on. I feel like Kang Woo in his grieving state has dark plans or ideas. Not sure yet. Overall this episode really moves the story on. I'm still wondering if Archangel Hu and Kim Dan don't fully understand what/whom Kang Woo is. The Diety is playing some very tricky games here. I'm also very conflicted about Ni Na's dad. He is a good man who is wrapped up in evil plots. I wonder how much he meant to actually do. Because what he says and what he does are very conflicting. Not to mention I'm wondering how much Ni Na's mom is actually to blame for. When Ni Na's sister Ru Na is clearly missing some key human parts.

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6.0/10 - Finally the childhood connection is totally revieled.

Finally the childhood connection is totally revealed. Of course only Kim Dan knows the full truth and connection at this point. Yeon Seo knows that Seong Woo died and the truth of his existence. Kim Dan now knows that he was Seong Woo, and he became an Angel. Clearly there's more to it. Not to mention that he now knows that Yeon Seo is clearly his destiny. Like me he has to be wondering how the Deity could be this cruel. To reunite them, but make it yet again about him dying. This time though be totally erased from existence.So theories an me have not been that great for this drama. However, when the crazy dance teacher showed up I honestly thought "What if she was Seol Hee all grown up?" Hmmmm. Especially as she rambles to Kang Woo. That would be so cool. Even thought I really do feel that Kang Woo and Ni Na should come together. (Oooo, and then the crazy teacher could be an Angel? Hmmmm!)This episode also shows that Kang Woo is still very much hung up on his love. Yeon Seo can see it. His grief is coloring him in misery. Causing him to think that only Yeong Seo can heal it.This episode finally dredges up those "old memories", however it's what viewers have already pieced together. The drama gave us way too much to easily connect the dots. What I"m waiting for is all the other connections. Such as Kim Dan becoming an Angel. Kang Woo' timeline and romance. So on. The REAL stuff needs to be explored. Let's step away from the basic same old plot devices and get back to the GOOD stuff. The world of Angels and ballet.

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5.0/10 - This was a powerful episode, but I still had to speed up a few places.

I've been wondering as well whether Ni Na's sister was working against her mom. After all. Ni Na's mom is so power hungry and cruel it wouldn't take much for her older sister to be the same. Maybe the mother is realizing she created a monster. So . . . the older sister, I better start calling her by her name Ru Na. Ru Na feels to young to have murdered Yeon Seo's parents. But I tell you there's fowl play in their deaths. This episode was very powerful in setting up a beautiful destined love. I won't lie a few places I did speed up the drama to get things going. Yeon Seo's heart break over Kim Dan is raw. I love the directors way of using dance to show us. Because every great dance, especailly ballet, taps into the dancer emotions. That's what makes dance powerful. Ah, Kim Dan's real reason for trying to runaway. I had a feeling when he saw Yeon Seo crying and grief when that Angel was destroyed. He doesn't want Yeon Seo to be destroyed. The ending was so cruel! Though I'm curious what brought Yeon Seo to the island. Not to mention Kang Woo had to be moved by her dance. What will he do? Ni Na, my poor girl. It's her lack of emotional depth and inability to tape into tragic emotions that are holding her back. Here's to next week! Also, I need to confess for once their childhood connection is something I'm totally digging! As this is the heart of the story. Destiny.

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6.0/10 - Powerful epsidoe.

Yeon Seo's tacit is very smart to try and win over the ballet corps. However, one day wouldn't be enough. Well the healed arm was the last bit, and the quotes. Angel reports clearly did him in though. Ha-ha! It's scary! Would Kang Woo really let Yeon Seo find out so it would kill or harm Kim Dan. This episode is more proof that they're meant to be. They're both bad cooks! Kim Dan is such a tease! Picking her up so she doesn't burn her feet and leaning in like that. When he said ramen you just know Yeon Seo was like, "Really all that sexy, and you don't make a move!!?" These little bits of Kim Dan's past seems so out of place. I don't know why. We're slowly learning, but I think the reveals are so tiny and spread apart they feel sporadic. Also, Hoo must not know what is really going on. So the dream felt off. Then the whole dramatic thing by bringing in our blind couple to create all that fear for a forbidden love. Kang Woo's actions make me believe that maybe he wasn't just punished for choosing a human. I think maybe he was already a bad personality before that. The kind guy we see while he was in love was brief. Though that whole thing with Hoo and the older couple makes me think being an Angel is just awful. Why can't one of his missions be to comfort this woman in her last dies. Hoo even said a few months are nothing. After all these Angels are out their in human lives, how could they not be affected. Though I'm thinking that the ones at risk are apparently ones with missions that require human bodies. Which brings me back to Hoo not knowing the whole picture. I mean he looked shocked about Kang Woo showing up and I don't believe he knows he's a fallen angel. (So the handkerchief feather turns dark if a Angel is killed/disappeared or apparently cursed.) Clearly Kim Dan was a human boy first and had a past with Yeon Seo. Well the fear is doubled up and who would blame Kim Dan for running away. Yet, he's supposed to complete his mission or also suffer the same fate. That's crappy. I am super happy about Ni Na deciding to fight for her dream. Maybe we'll see even more of her growing now. Maybe that is Kang Woo's inadvertent mission. He inspired Ni Na. ^_-

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5.0/10 - I'm still expecting . . . more.

I like it when a drama does their rerun scenes and add some extra flavor. Such as a view of Kang Woo seeing what conspired between Yeon Seo and Kim Dan. Though Kang Woo is really turning out to be a villain. He clearly does not want to betray the memory of Seol Hee (we have a name!), so what are his intentions for Yeon Seo? He just wants to inspire her to get on track and thinks his suffering will end by doing his old job? Kim Dan finally remembers what happened to him as a kid when Kang Woo nearly drowns him. Which makes me wonder if Kang Woo would have let human Kim Dan drown. Cause I'm still wondering if he knows Kim Dan is an Angel, as he is in a human body. Though the quoting might have outed Kim Dan. Or at least made Kang Woo think a bit. It's nice seeing Yeon Seo fight back. Though I don't like that no one is mentioning that flagrant rudeness from the sponsor. It's nice seeing Yeon Seo take action. She is doing it all herself and she's seeing the over the top cruelness of Kang Woo. At this point I think Seo Hee and Kim Dan are simply meant to be. I do believe that Ni Na should be developed more and that she should "save" Kang Woo. Wouldn't that be nice. From Lucky Romance I know this writer can make great side story romance/couples.

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6.0/10 - Something good needs to happen for Yeon Seo!

Hmmmmmm. So I missed what tipped Kim Dan off to what was wrong with the drinks/food. Drinks it looks like. I wonder why Ni Na's dad stopped the second attempt? Is he helping his wife so that he can at least stop her from doing crazy bad stuff? Or he just new another attempt would be foolish? So more youthful child flashbacks. But what about he drugs. Why is no one calling the police or at least taking her to the hospital to get drug tested? *sighs* So now she's just thinking that her aunt is out to really hurt her to get what she wants? Not to mention the whole drug test thing. There's a point when the "good side" needs to get a few wins. Too much bad stuff happens with no wins and it bog everything down in a negative and uninteresting way. I mean Yeon Seo did tell them off in Japanese. No one even talks about how they Japanese guys talked like the ballet dancers were their personal prostitutes. I feel like people recorded this and it could be her saving grace if someone did some PR. She's just looking out for her dancers!Yikes. That's one heck of a cliffhanger.

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6.0/10 - He-he! Flashback and dance!!! I'm coining it.

Does Kang Woo see Yeon Seo? Or is he just using her to see his mystery girl? We haven't gotten a name or anything! But that flashback and dance was showed us it was definitely a gunshot for sure!!! But who!!!!? Just a random mortal gunning someone down? I think Yeon Seo is only upset with Kim Dan because she believes that he doesn't like her the way she wants him to. That said Kang Woo's past is very tragic. It's interesting though. In Kim Dan's case his Archangel Hoo is threatening him. Kang Woo deciding to become human and loving a woman is a bigger "offense". So he got whom I assume is his Archangel supervisor, but also a fallen Angel? First of all Hoo said that the Angel from his story didn't really love, it was inspiration from her talent. Who get's to say it's love or not? Also, I agree with Kang Woo. The Deity is cruel. It also looks like when Hoo went to check on Kang Woo for Kim Dan he couldn't tell that Kang Woo had once been an Angel. Which makes me wonder . . . why The Deity would have Yeon Seo from 15 years ago get shot. Then bring them together. Hoo seems to agree with Kim Dan that Kang Woo is Yeon Seo's Rib. It will be very cruel if Kang Woo does not get happiness. So what we know is that Kang Woo can't kill himself or die. Nor does he age. Hmmmmm. Girl don't eat the food! Don't drink anything! When your own family is trying to kill you. So do the earrings have listening devices in them? Yeon Seo! You are a cold girl for a reason! Trust your instincts to distrust your family! I tell you I'm waiting for the big reveal that her aunt had a hand in killing Yeon Seo's parents. I really believe it! Kang Woo and Kim Dan are doing a pretty good job protecting Yeon Seo. Though Kim Dan is too trusting. I'm waiting for Yeon Seo to bust out her Japanese and show that jerk investor what's what.

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5.0/10

*sighs* I hate kiss scenes in which one of the kissers has to run away. So annoying. Not to mention Ni Na had just confessed too. So annoying. Though we see that Kang Woo is totally obsessed with Yeon Seo and claims to be evil. My biggest question is if Archangel Hoo saw Kim Dan kiss. *raises eyebrow*Kim Dan and Kang Woo's exchange was cute. Leading me into wondering how the look a likes Yeon Seos are related. A recent past life or what? Not to mention does Kang Woo knwo that Kim Dan is an Angel as well? Yeon Seo always claiming that Kim Dan is all these horrible things is awful, and more than a bit annoying. Maybe he didn't want to be kissed? Her jealousy and anger over it may have her confused, but she needs to calm down.

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6.0/10 - Oh, one of my predictions came true!

So I was totally off base with my prediction, or wish, for Kim Dan to be her new ballet partner. It was just a wish really. I mean I've been batting really bad for this drama. I think because I keep waiting for crazy twists cause this is the Lucky Romance writer. HOWEVER. One of my predictions did come true. Kang Woo is an Angel! I predicted he'd be like an Angel of Death or something. Maybe he's a rogue one. (Yes, I know I jumped around from angel to assassin/hitman.) Honestly this was my wish was for both male leads to be Angels. The flashback twist of finally revealing who the girl was still took me by surprise. Because that video was Yeon Seo's voice, but I knew it might not "be her" because like some of the others the videos/flashes didn't show her face. Now we know why. Kang Woo's secret woman is Yeon Seo. Or someone who looked like her. So now that my wish for Kang Woo to be some kind of an Angel is true. How is he connected to Yeon Seo? Is she reincarnated? Are they going to be that fluid with religion/lore. Also, I think Kang Woo is a fallen Angel, or something along those lines, because he didn't have any qualms about going to that temple to do laterns. Kim Dan did at first. I'm also wondering if Kang Woo had a connection to Mr. Jo. The biggest mystery is who he keeps calling. Who's helping him. DARN IT I WANT MORE AND NOW I'VE GOT TO WAIT A WEEK. This is why airing dramas are so cruel. I've become a binge watcher. >_<That said I really liked this episode. We get to see Kim Dan finally play matchmaker. Which I loved. Though secret pervert ^_- Yeon Seo started to take to the idea that Kim Dan is in love with her. She latched on to that hard. It shocked me how fast Kim Dan gave into his feelings. Feelings he didn't ponder or suspect he even had! Wow! How on earth is Yeon Seo, not to mention Kim Dan, going to react to that kiss. Also, Kang Woo's reaction seemed more intense. Like he really wants Yeon Seo THAT WAY. I honestly think things can only get better from her. Kang Woo needs to be developed more. Give us more details especially after that face reveal!! How is he connected to this look a like! What myths are they going with!? Oh, well. Either way things just got super good! I like seeing more of Yeon Seo's other side. Caring for her dog and the stray cat. Feeling guilt so on. It's been nice. They left her too cold for too long. Especially seeing her show up at the press conference and show everyone! Though the mood felt a bit dampened when the fun celebration turned into a kiss scene in which the 2nd male lead has to stumble upon. *sighs*

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05/10 - Very lovely moments this episdoe.

A beautiful moment! Gorgeous music, lovely glowing wings, Kim Dan being stoic as he walks on glass. "What are these?" Yeon Seo is too cold hearted to realize the gift of real Angel wings that just saved her. She thought they were for "perverted things"? Um, what perverted things? I mean why does she got going on in HER mind??!! At least she finally remembered his feet! Not to mention his Angel power's seem to heal things, because that would have hurt. Poor Kang Woo didn't get to meet and greet Yeon Seo how he wanted. Not sure if he would have fared any better. At least he came back and an Kim Dan's lack of driving skill (new he couldn't drive!!!) helped him. Kang Woo's interesting in Yeong Seo and the background check he wants run on Kim Dan seems weird. Not to mention everyone is thinking Kim Dan did it. Though I have a feeling Yeong Seo doesn't believe it at all. While I'm glad anorexia among ballet performers is being addressed I don't think it was handled right. Ni Na seemed to obvious a choice for it. Plus, ballerina's have to be super smart about what they do. If she's a prima ballerina she should be having broken bones and not be able to perform right. Anorexia and ballet don't mix well for long periods of time. Not to mention that Ni Na just rushing to the bathroom like that was super awkward and a dead giveaway. Not to mention that she was stalking Kang Woo. Finally got a truly heart warming moment with Yeon Seo as she visits those she loves. I found her words very moving and I'm glad she has remorse. I was very worried. I love how Kim Dan's boss, Archangel Hoo, just keeps popping up to help him! Especially when he was hinting that Kang Woo was destiny? That would be super refreshing that the first male lead is gonna help the second lead get the girl? Though I doubt that. Still it would be cool.I keep bouncing all these ideas around that I think would be cool, but it's not happening. Though I am truly curious about the window thing not being an accident. Sure they broke the window. But how did they get the chandelier to fall at just the right time???! No really. Oh, and those OSTs were on full display! Marvelous!

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9.0/10 - This is one smooth drama.

This is not one of those dramas that is gonna tease you endlessly. The writer and director worked seamlessly to create perfect timing. Things are serious. Then joyful. Big plots move along. Like Ji An and Dong Hoon finally meeting. HIm forgiving her and taking care of her. Helping her out. Down to Sang Hoon's floor money! Every character is lovingly showcased here. Developed and involved in the story. This is masterful! So why 9 instead of 10? It had just a tad of a drag here and there, and apparently I am a snob. ^_-Either way I thinkg Sang Hoon and most of Dong Hoon's friends are seeing how good Ji An is for him? Or that he cares so they should? I'm curious what is happening. Only Dong Hoon's brothers know about the affair. So I feel like it's odd that everyone is cheering Dong Hoon and Ji An on. Though maybe they all sense that Dong Hoon needs to move on from his marriage.It does make me sad that Dong Hoon may lose is promotion, but I know how he feels about not wanting to be stuck at a desk. He wants to do the work. Be in the thick of things. He's not cut out for desk work only. Which is sad because Korea doesn't seem to want to let senior employees do grunt work because of how they feel about age. The final episode is coming and I am absolutely go crazy! I have faith this drama can wrap up beautifully and give closure. Or at least a great ending. I'm also fearful that it might not. I have faith though. Not to mention because my emotions for how I want certain things to go and what might actually happen are at conflict. There is this feeling that the monk will finally come down, and I really think that would be lame.

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8.0/10 - Some of the most complex and dynamic characters I have ever seen in a drama.

Can I just say I park my car next to nice cars because, usually, they're not gonna bang you or hit you. Those drivers care. The whole abuse of that van is just too funny. The van is a character unto itself and it's such an odd comedic point. At least it didn't get tipped over this time, but it was almost just as funny. Wow. So Ji An is still on that she likes Park Dong Hoon. I do believe it, but is she still thinking of betraying him? She's having those photos pulled of him helping her. Though I think I'm missing something culturally cause that is in no way damning or blackmail type stuff to me! I thought it was super interesting how all of Park Dong Hoon's friends helped him walk Ji An to her door. I really wonder what they were thinking. Also, this made me think of how accepting they seem of Ji An. Which then made me think that perhaps all Kang Yoon Hee needed to do was to just show up with Park Dong Hoon to become part of the community that he loves. Her whole reason for their failed marriage is that he spent too much time with his "family" not seeing her as family. Though Park Dong Hoon's mother did set her apart. Perhaps that's because Yoon Hee kept herself apart? A failed marriage doesn't just happen on it's own, but the affair can never be blamed on the other person in the marriage no matter how justified. I'm also annoyed how quickly Gi Hoon turned on Yoo Ra. He has a point there are just as harsh directors as him out there. Yoo Ra has to learn how to deal with it. He can't take all the blame. Ah, the reveal. He knows he bullied her. That he was trying to use her to save face. At least he had the courage to tell Yoo Ra the truth and they just came together. I love the flow of their relationship. Gi Hoon saying they better not dump each other. Since she's the actress and he's the cleaner. Yoon Hee is a very complex character. While I think she is blaming Joon Yeong a bit too much—takes two to make an affair—the woman is right. Joon Yeong would have never married her. Secondly he only went after her because of his jealousy of Dong Hoon. Even Yoon Hee's reaction to Ji An saying she truly likes Dong Hoon. I know she probably doesn't want the last truth to come out that she knew about Ji An. But I also think she realizes that Dong Hoon might truly like and care for Ji An. Maybe just because he's good, but after 20 years she might know him better. Either way I love how complex these characters are. Even Lee Gwang the Loan Shark showed some more complexity. He use to carry Ji An home after his father beat her. He's damaged just as much by his father as Ji An and her grandmother. He misses Ji An, but instead of trying to be a friend. He thinks he needs to beat her. He's not a good person, but his past has ruined him. It was also nice seeing one of Dong Hoon's neighborhood friends keeping an eye on Ji An since he asked. I love Dong Hoon's family, friends, and the community. People need to help and love each other like that. It makes me sad how his wife couldn't see it and join in. Overall this ending was sweet. Ji An did make it happen so that Dong Hoon would not be pulled in on the scandal she had been setting up. Which makes me happy. She handled it beautifully when called in for that interview. She used the truth. The ending was very nice. Though it's only a matter of time before Dong Hoon finds out the truth about Ji An. After all they can never have friendship or a true romance without it all coming out. I really would love it if they could have more. I'm curious where the writer is taking them. As an after thought I need to touch base on Jung Hee. I hope after those texts she can move on. She's been waiting for him believing that he's been waiting for her. Jung Hee can hopefully move on.

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8.0/10

This was an episode of reflection. Of how people act and who is really happy. Dong Hoon believes his whole life has been a sacrifice. His monk friend even telling him that by doing this he is the brother that causes his mother to worry and feel pain the most. His monk friend to guides him in realizing that Dong Hoon needs to live, be selfish, and not treat his life like some sacrifice. To live how he wants his son to life, not to suffer. All the while we see that maybe his monk friend isn't happy. The bar gal and him had ties, and clearly his life choices led to them both being unhappy.It's interesting to see how the powerful people liked how nice and caring, or "perfect", Dong Hoon was. Until it might create a scandal. They can't truly see how anyone can be kind. That only greed and desire is behind every motive. An issue that Joon Yeong has. It's funny to see both sides having that in common.Dong Hoon's wife wants to be caught. She tries to tell him, and even the key card to the hotel was left to fall out in front of him. When she finally says sorry it all becomes real. Dong Hoon's pain that of all the people it had to be Joon Yeong. I have to agree. She had admitted early she knew what kind of person he was before. She felt shame after because of the type of person he was. She had to know that Joon Yeong desired her. Even if she was to dense to realize it was because Joon Yeong was jealous of Dong Hoon. Dong Hoon's words that she had basically said "he was dead" by having that affair was true. She was willing to not only divorce him, but conspire to ruin this life to benefit the main she was cheating on him with. A man she knew he despised. Change is coming. Dong Hoon threw that punch and confrontation out there and I hope he has a plan. Clearly he still wants some kind of contact with Ji An. I just have a feeling neither of them truly has a grand plan. It's weird that I don't full trust what Ji An will do. She's a good person and I fee like she was just testing the waters saying she'd drug and sleep with Dong Hoon. Maybe she recorded it? That's assuming there's a grand plan again.Yes!!! Gi Hoon ran to Yoo Ra! Only to clean up her vomit and find her all wrinkled up again. He even confessed to loving her. Which gets no reaction. I wonder if she remembers it? I'm sure she does. At least she shows up at the bar. I'm a bit nervous about where everyone is gonna end up in this drama.

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9.0/10 - Run! Run!!!

Ha-ha! I love how not only Dong Hoon's brothers came running, but the entire nieghborhood! Loan Shark is darn lucky that they didn't know where it happened and who. I love how they all came up with an excuse too. Gi Hoon got him playing soccer! Though it's clear that Gi Hoon is an angry person. I think the meaner he is to you the more he cares about the person. Same with things. At least Dong Hoon's wife is a bit smarter, well untrusting, cause she didn't by soccer. Sure her first thoughts were of Joon Yeong. I hate her threats about taking him out when she just kind of mopes around and is still rude to Dong Hoon. "I'll destroy you! She says. Pffff. Even after kind of feeling ashamed now that she knows her husband knows, she's still treating him poorly.Best news is that Ji An is all paid off! Though Loan Shark ain't ever gonna let her escape. He's just licking his wounds. When the money came and he was draped on what looked like a fainting couch I almost laughed myself silly.There was an inconsistent thing though. Suddenly Ji An could hear what the other person on Dong Hoon's phone was saying? That hasn't worked in the past. I hate inconsistent things.Holy dramas though! Getting Grandma settled and Dong Hoon helping was so sweet. When Grandma told Dong Hoon "she could rest easy for the first time knowing he was in Ji An's life" I lost it! So moving. Oh, my dramas. The goodbyes. Everything! I love it when Dong Hoon can see Ji An and they can be so open and frank. Not to mention Dong Hoon saying: "IF that bastard torment you again . . . call me right away." Not only will he come, but he'll call on his bros/neighborhood! I would love to see all those guys running towards Loan Shark! Whip his butt! They had such real conversation! It was funny to see Ji An assume Dong Hoon was suddenly running away from her and not trying to catch the bus.Time for the brothers. Eldest is again so weird. Stashing money under the floor? Really. That's just stupid. Gi Hoon 's finally come face to face with his feelings. Yoo Ra is dealing with her issues about failing and being scolded. Gi Hoon can't see that maybe he blew it for a romance? I don't know. That said it's so weird seeing Ji An confess her feelings so she can get hit on camera. I'm confused why she's still setting up Dong Hoon. I feel like there should be a twist that she really is helping. Like with her friend taking those pictures. But considering how under thought out some of her other life choices were . . . I don't know if the writer will let that happen. It's interesting how jealous Joon Yeong is that people like Dong Hoon. He can't see how being a good person is desirable or real. That said I'm really disappointed that the tech friend of Ji An's is still basically there to aid and not be developed. I man this story would not exist without him! No really.

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