Started strong, but I'm a huge antifan of amnesia trope and I was very disappointed they took that route. And even though I don't share the views of some people calling ML a womanizer (it's okay that he is entering other relationships), I seriously don't know why they made him a cheater. I mean, ep 8 is all about his relationship, when we should be gearing up for his reunion with Yae. Also him kissing her and then leaving for 3 years? I'm sorry but adult Harumichi is not a good partner. I'm not even mentioning how he approached Tsunemi just to have fun with her, when he knew she wants to go steady. I grew to dislike him a lot. Skipped over the last three episodes.
After ep 1, what evidence do they have for the FL, really? To convict her in the first place. Every fingerprint was removed, so only the ones on the wine bottle, which didn't kill him? And a video where she is upset with him and threatens him? I dunno, that's pretty weak...
An unpopular opinion, but it was hella underwhalming. Some scenes were touching, but there was no real plot, the same thing happening over and over again. No real closure either.
is the story bad? because the rating is quite low but i have seen clips of this drama the ML with the FL have…
Their chemistry is top. However it's mainly work & friendship based drama, not a romcom. I'd say the rating is low due to a controversy with an initial teaser, as well as the crypto theme and the fact that it's not available on major streaming sites. It's actually a lovely story imo.
Dramas where debt is the main obstacle for the characters stress me out a lot. Especially cause it's usually not even debt which they got into from their own will, usually it's their parents'. I really hate watching those debt collectors acting like there is no law or police in Korea 😭😭 so I wish this drama was more about restarting a business with a fresh start, and less about overcoming the burden of a heavy debt...
In one scene, mom kneels down to help the dad. I was like why. But what she said afterwards made sense. It's her…
Yes it was painful that she knelt but at the same time it made total sense. Glad that Da Hae had some money to spare. But that was a sad sad moment nonetheless. At least she is not paying his debts.
On more thing I realized, is that even though the main couple has a boss/subordinate relationship for most of the drama, they very early on stood on equal ground. There is no power inbalance between them, and maybe that is partially a result of similar age, but I just think that works so well.
This plot is kinda weird. I wouldn't be against him trying to win her over, but so far she still seems kinda happy…
I finally watched ep 9, and to be honest I did not recognize the actor playing him under that glasses and teeth prosthetic 🤣 I was like what the hell, I recognize this actor now! But anyway, jow did you like how their plot was handled? I think she will fall for him anyway, but maybe not just yet haha
Also I know that they are pushy with the crypto plot, but to me the overarching message is clear after ep 8 - the crypto represents a chance for people who never had connections or inheritance, to get a better life. What would happen if people weren't afraid to stand for themselves at their work in case they could lose it? And if they had more than just to get by month to month?
It just keeps getting better with each episode! And each and every plot is tied up with a nice conclusion. Very hard to see nowadays when so many dramas start strong but fall short after the midway point. I love how Da Hae is getting more confident and is not acting like a pushover anymore. Especially when she talked to her manager. I'm not hating his little redemption arc. Tho I still hate her coworkers Also I just loved Eun Sang's team in ep 9. It's clear that the team leader is the wrong person on the wrong position, but as least he knows that.
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I love how Da Hae is getting more confident and is not acting like a pushover anymore. Especially when she talked to her manager. I'm not hating his little redemption arc. Tho I still hate her coworkers
Also I just loved Eun Sang's team in ep 9. It's clear that the team leader is the wrong person on the wrong position, but as least he knows that.