Kate

Well.. you had an interesting introduction to Korean cinema in terms of movies 🤣
Yeah they don;t do revenge stories like that anymore. Like this pushed it a lot, but everything now is just so basic

And the final plot twist, sick as it was, once again left her without any choice or agency of her own. < this. Honestly, the last scene was the biggest shock moment for me. Out of all the choices he could have made, he decided to forget she is his daughter. And took the choice away from her. Honestly... gross.

there is... but you need to reveal more tags. Incest is obviously the biggest spoiler for the plot, hence the tag is marked as spoiler and only shows when you open the list of all tags for the movie. All spoiler tags are always hidden like that for all titles on mdl.

He had to play like 8 different characters that at the end form a cohesive picture of one person and he somehow managed that - impressive

The whole Gangsters group should just leave tbh. That village is awful full of trash people 😭

It's not that obvious that the dad is not exactly the "father of the year" because they don't show him behaving bad in any way. But the fact they do not show him act in a correct manner towards her when she is being abused as a child and harassed as an adult speaks volumes.

Not only no one truly acknowledged all the basically abuse she faced, now they are telling her SHE needs to apologize. Honestly this whole situation is infuriating.

ep 6 thoughts

Here's the thing. They are both not communicating at all. If he wanted to distance himself because he wants to forget his romantic feelings is would be ok. But it's not the case. He is distancing himself FOR HER. Because she told him how hard it is on her to see him.

Okay... why? Why are they even hanging out with this people when they are so awful? Why were these people for example invited for the funeral? Why are you out here hanging out in a bar/restaurant with them when all they do is diss you and look down on you? Why oh why? Make it make sense. This is the only thing that makes me so confused...

Fuck yeah Seung Eon! This was my point! Why sit there and listen to all the crap. Just leave. And take that Seok Gyeong's card with you! 🔥🔥

Gang Hui's dad can be dying and I won't give a fuck. The way he sits down with all these people like they are his family WHEN THEY WERE BULLYING HIS DAUGHTER FROM THE TIME SHE WAS LIKE 7 TILL THE DAY SHE LEFT THE FUCKOING TOWN AS A 20 YEARS OLD WOMAN IS SO FUCKING WILD FOR ME I CANNOT.

Nan U and Seok Gyeong are such a good second leads. God bless them. I wish them all the happiness imagined.

"Is she on the phone?" Nope, she is just the crazy bish in the town 😅

This is how you film a nightmare scene lol They usually don't make sense and are random and exaggerated as fuck 🤡 Loved that little fight.

Okay the more I watch the more it makes sense she is so confused about what to do with her feelings for Yeon Su. He was a massive part of the reason she was able to survive emotionally in the first place, but at the same time literally everyone told her she is not worth him, including his grandpa who she saw as her family, probably closer than her own father. It hits when someone like that indirectly tells you they don;t see you with their grandson...

WHAT DO YOU MEAN THE CEO KNEW THE DAD AND SHE IS CONSIDERING DATING HIM? Damn this is in fact plot twist 😅 Jokes aside, that would kill me. With how much she wants to run away from her past and move on, start fresh... knowing her past is even more entangled with her present than she thought... That would legit break me.

Like... is it me or the dad had like... no reaction to his son dying and his wife almost dying in that flashback? lol
Damn it is exactly as I said - him saying he cares for his family but with actions prioritizing other people...

Gang Hui asking "Yeon Su" is he can abandon his mother can have two meanings - literally putting an ultimatum: i cannot be with you if you are in contact with your mother. But for me it also reflects her situation - i feel like it might feel like being with Yeon Su is like abandoning her mother. Getting together with the son of the woman that "took away her dad when he was the most needed" and all that.

The more I think about the dad the more pissed I am. It's not just past mistakes. He is still friends with people who treat his daughter like a trash. Like... there is no fucking excuse.

Every fucking drama I watched today had the first kissing scene in it after main plot started 🤣 What is going on. Way to make me feel so fucking lonely 🤡

It does not matter how nice he is towards her at home, when he does not protect her outside of the house 🙃

When the dude asked her to apologize and kneel I was 🤬

ep 5 thoughts and reactions as I watch. A bit long comment 🤣

Am I weird? I don't really like ice-cream 🤡

I like how they clearly show logically Kang Hui knows she is acting like a massive bitch and she has "no right" to cry when she was the one to end it. But emotionally it hits her so fucking much. Sometimes you cannot logic your way out of your emotions, no matter how much you would want to try.

Welcome party? Maybe my non-existing delulu ship has a chance to interact 🙃🤡
What the actual fuck, they literally stopped him from going up and literally forced him out of the building! MY DELULU SHIP IS LITERALLY DYING BEFORE IT EVEN STARTED TO EXIST IN THE FIRST PLACE 😭 Literally all the potential chances of Seok Gyeong and A Reum interacting, they are forcing them apart 🙃I know it;s not about A Reum but keeping him away from Gang Hui, but it still feels personal like they want to fuck my delulu ship up.

I cannot be the only one who gets STRONG Kim Go Eun vibe from Choi Hee Jin. Like... She is so "older Ji Eun Tak" here 🤡

People were questioning why she hated the village so much, but they already even before episode 5 hinted how literally majority of adults were literally bullying this child in her face saying how she and her mother ruined Chun Pil. Now we see they even told her she is the reason her grandma "went insane" and basically died (since they said she died of anger). Like... this is in fact traumatic and it makes perfect sense she hates this place. As for the dad... up till now not once have we seen him actually confront villagers and protect his child. All we see it him being nice to her in the motel, but we don't see him fight for her in public.

And now she is an adult the the dude that told her she basically killed her grandma asks her to apologize to him 🤡 Honestly... she is surprisingly normal for all the shit she went through. I would be so much more bitter and vindictive.
DUDE LITERALLY TRIED TO PHYSICALLY FORCE HER TO KNEEL DOWN AND APOLOGIZE. Like do we now agree she has all the rights to hate the place?

On one had she hurts when she is with Yeon Su because when she is with him she cannot ignore her past, pretend like it does not exist and does not affect her anymore. She also feels more pathetic. She always did not feel like she deserves him, and he keeps seeing her in her most embarrassing moments... On the other hand he is the only one she ever truly opened to, the only one who truly cared for her... so not having him by her side also hurts 😭 GO TO THERAPY BISH

"All I need to do is receive help and thank them. But I couldn't do even that. Because my feelings were twisted" 😭

A Reum and Seung Eon 🤔 I might be on board with this. 2nd tallest dude after ML 🤡 And she is so tiny. 1.88 to 1.58 🤣 Like... wait... they are adorable 😭

So if I had to guess when Gang Hui's mom had some complications with her pregnancy and told Gang Hui to get the dad. The dad was busy helping/saving Yeon Su's mom. Then again her resentment makes sense. Her brother died, because her father was busy helping others instead of taking care of his family. Whenever it was intentional or not does not make much difference. As again... up till now we have not seen Chun Pil directly protect Gang Hui against others...

The drama suffered from a short format... with the themes presented and the circumstances the leads met at, to develop it in a proper fashion, it should have been longer 😭

Personally I am for sure more a character driven type of a person, rather than plot. That's why even thought technically far less "happened" in pt 1, I did like it a lot more 😅

Glad others can relate to my thoughts in the review tho :)

I mean for me, all this "lives" were trails, and were not real. Kind of like artificial realities there to "teach him a lesson" not real reincarnations.

But 100% yes for the murderer 🤣🤣🤣 like this was so fucking dumb. He is in no place nor position to now stop him so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

What did you not like about the ending?

Yeah I know exactly NOTHING about the source material and I do not need to know anything about the source material. If the adaptation of the source material has to rely on the viewers prior knowledge of said source material, then it's a bad adaptation. Good adaptation should be able to present all the complexity of the original work as a stand alone project.

She always wanted him tho. I feel like she is still pushing him away, and only times when she hints she still cares is when she is extremely drunk. It's not like she did not want him, lost him and now does want him back. She always wanted him. And now it hits her that she might have love him more than she initially thought she did 😭

The healing is for sure needed. For both of them. Honestly, FL is in a better position than ML. She needs to deal with just her past, while he needs to deal with his present too (the mom 😭)

yeah I had a lot of thoughts 🤡