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I also think that the big part of making this drama successful is giving it the biggest twist no one can imagine.
Can it top "Mouse" plot twist though

And here I am thinking that they are making it seem like the guard is BM by giving him subtle extra time.

I'm not sure about the genre but I liked her acting on The sound of a flower.

There's an article I read that the director for Anna is suing Coupang Play for cutting it down to 6 eps.

Interesting but I don't look forward to it that much.

I commend the drama for not making me feel bored even with the same setting, wardrobe and even the same dialogue all throughout the drama.

As a corporate slave, I can't quite feel Sejeong's character here.
I'm leaning more on the male character (Joon young) rather than the female lead (Maeum). I can't deal with the plot "passion for work".

I mean, her character here got her undergarments flashed and sensual scenes so I didn't think she herself was really a minor, I thought it was only her character. If my recollection of the movie scenes were correct

TBH I had high expectation because of the plot and the hype saying the drama is very good but underrated in tiktok. So I immediately watched since I like most of the girl group member actors - Hani, Solbin, Exy and the girl from 18 again. I'm currently on episode three and I think I won't watch any further because the drama gives me so much disappointment, even Penthouse can't stress me out.
First of all, HYUNJI is very very very very annoying. She keeps on finding someone to blame and I can't stand that. When Jenna asked them to vote whether to disband or not but they all voted no, is just annoying because their actions doesn't say that way.

I don't think it's an ending. But something is starting to blossombetween him and Chakhee.

Honestly, the first episode did not give me any expectations. I think it got better every new episodes.
When they were happy, I was also happy. When they were in conflict, I felt like I was in the middle and want them to talk what they really felt to make up. And when they broke up, I felt so broken I really felt I was the one breaking up with Woong or Yumi. I almost cried when they wanted to be with each other but also cannot.

Unlike what others say, I think this is refreshing on my part for a k-drama. We are usually given rich and poor pairings but "chaebol" wealthy and rich is kind of uncommon at least for me. They really portrayed well the differences between them.
I understood how the "genius" Dali became dumb when fed with real life problems because I also know someone like that. I think it's the same as Bogum's character in Reply series and the baseball genius in Prison Playbook.
I also like how Kim Min Jae is like that because if he isn't business-minded he definitely won't go from rags to riches.
And the part where Kwon Yul's character wasn't indicted was too realistic.

Yeonwoo was a bit stiff here. I guess that's understandable since she's new in acting.

It isn't really. I think it's just had a slight dip of thriller just to keep the viewers curious

He does have his own redemption ark towards the end

If FL didn't meet her ML, I doubt her fashion line would have boomed. It's not that ugly but it isn't pretty either. The drama overall looked low-budget production.

And I thought it was because of Jimmy. I remember that a drama was bashed because of that mosaic thing

I already watched that. I like Janice Wu 😊

Yes! Crush could have been at the same level if only they persisted the plot of the first half throughout the series.

I don't remember having any. But I guess it depends on one's standards