vergil123

It's a bit dull to me, but we can't overlook the fact that they are still working out their issues.

Su Rong Qing ahh... Su Rong Qing, Quit living in a fantasy! Do you seriously think you had a chance with Rong Rong? If Pei Wen Xuan wasn't so stubborn and didn't neglect her, do you honestly believe she would give a damn about you?

Nobody is pursuing anyone here, they are simply using each other for their own gains. ML has shown some interest in her from the start of the drama, but he definitely isn't chasing her. It's more like they're using each other and looking out for each other, which eventually leads them to fall for each other.

Xing Yue keeps impressing with each new drama he stars in. It's clear he's on his way to becoming a one of top actor in no time.

Do dramas really pay that much to go to such lengths? As seen in the Joker movie, Joaquin Phoenix received a whopping $4.5 million USD. It's somewhat understandable for someone to go to such extremes and earn that much money and fame for just a 2-hour movie. it's not that I can understand your point on this, but I believe comparing it to dramas is a bit exaggerated.

Avoid doing this... some people will completely skip the drama without even bothering to check other comments when this happens. It may seem like drama is bad when you see a few individuals spamming comments, it's looks like they are trying to hype this drama just because they like it but actually when it is not. However, when you scroll through the comment section and see the diverse range of people and their opinions, even if most comments trash the drama, some will still give it a go because many people have taken an interest in this drama, regardless of its quality.

To be frank, this drama isn't meant for everyone. You need to have a strong mindset and tolerance to endure the first 10-15 episodes. After that, the rest of the drama becomes quite predictable. It was a decent drama, although I was a bit frustrated during the first half. Nonetheless, I still managed to enjoy it. However, it's a one time watch for me. I wouldn't want to watch it again, even if someone offered me money for it.

Honestly, after finishing the 13th episode, I thought I would be totally furious at the end of today's episode. But surprisingly, they managed to make it more emotional and I couldn't even find a space to get mad at Yoon Eun Seong. The script writer truly deserves a raise, in my opinion. It would have been even better if they didn't include a preview at the end of the 14th episode.

I'm not sure how that incident could possibly affect anything I've said. But since you brought it up, I'll share my opinion. When it comes to recalling the memories of Na Hye Won at a near-death moment, I honestly have nothing to say because I've never experienced anything like that. I don't think anyone can truly understand how it works, so I don't have an opinion on it. Now, let's talk about the kneeling situation. Personally, I think it's a pretty simple matter. Don't know why a lot of people don't get it. You just betrayed your best buddy by getting involved with the girl he just married (he just smashed her). Obviously, he wouldn't want that to be exposed no matter what's at stake. At that point, he saw Kang In Ha as his brother, so would you let him know about this? Absolutely not, right?

I just can't figure out why Han Tae Oh has so much faith in Kang In Ha. It's the only explanation for why he didn't have any backup plans against him. As time went on, Han Tae Oh must have developed some sort of deep trust in Kang In Ha. Otherwise, it just doesn't make any sense. In my opinion, what Han Tae Oh really needs now is support from his biological father. With that, he could turn the tables completely.

Why do people think Tae Oh agreed to Na Hye Won's request out of love? I seriously don't buy it. From what I can see, he agreed because he wanted to use her in order to retaliate against Kang In Ha. That bastard is currently using his plans and tactics to take over the company, so Tae Oh needed a way to stall until he was released from prison. And just when he needed it the most, Na Hye Won conveniently showed up and he seized the opportunity.

Another thing is why people think Na Hye Won loved Kang In Ha or anyone. I believe she only cares about herself and maybe has a little crush on Han Tae Oh. She clearly married and dated Kang In Ha for wealth and power. Now that he's getting arrogant, she's completely moving on and wants to strike a deal with Han Tae Oh. She knew he must have figured everything out by now, even without her taking off her scarf. She's aware of his capabilities and that he will come after Kang In Ha. That's why she met him first to show that she is done with Kang In Ha.

Kang In Ha is a total jerk. Until now, I actually believed he genuinely cared about her. I even felt a bit bad about it. However, it turned out to be he just wanted to take everything Han Tae Oh had. I'm pretty sure he's furious at her for not cheating on him, but for being with Han Tae Oh, who Kang In Ha thinks is nothing or inferior compared to him. he is angry at her for choosing Han Tae Oh over him not because she cheat with someone. What a pathetic, lowlife...

ya i think the same

Can you tell me the exact timestamp when he flat out rejected the company? From what I recall, he fled to the USA not just to avoid the company, but to escape from marriage. That's why he was so upset when Grandpa invited Yoon Chae Won to that event.

I never accused anyone of being selfish or anything like that. I'd rather not comment on it because I believe it is too soon to jump to conclusions about who is selfish or not.

Alright, alright...now, let me break this down for you. Why is he so taken aback when Grandpa approves their marriage but still expects him to run the company? He seems to think marriage can fix everything. Not only thing what you are talking about. I think you are the one with a few screws loose. What I meant was that instead of resorting to marriage, there must be other ways to refuse it. Did I say he use marriage only because of this? You are interpreting something I didn't even mention a word.

ohhh, things are getting wild in the comment section! I've read a few comments, but not all of them. It seems that people are too quick to judge the characters without having all the facts. Even though, they keep hinting about behind the stories about characters yet to be revealed.

What I noticed is that some people have a lot of sympathy for DH, but from what I can see, he's not exactly a good person and quite complicated. The reason I say this is because people are furious with the other characters for pressuring him to take over the LJ group, but I think they're missing the point. DH never directly declined his grandpa or little brother's offer to inherit the company. Even though he used sneaky ways to show that he didn't want it, he never clearly refused it either. It's like a child who secretly wants something but pretends they don't. I mean just gets drunk, causes a scene, get police involved, and makes his grandpa angry enough to reject the inheritance. There are so many ways. Yet, he chooses to get married. Does that even make any sense...?

I just can't figure out why JH wants to hand over the company to his brother. He seems more than capable of running it himself, regardless of what his grandpa wants. But he prefers to stay out of the limelight like a nobody. And it's pretty obvious he's into AJ. So, I don't see anything wrong with him pursuing her, especially since he is sure DH and AJ don't have any romantic feelings for each other.

I'm not sure if everyone else feels this way, but for me, the romantic interaction between the main couple feels almost authentic. It felt way too genuine rather than an act. It brings back memories of my first love and how once every little thing felt like the end of the world, the nerves, the excitement, the awkwardness, the worries. Ah, those were the good old days!