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Drunken Sun stitched up my heart after a heavy, emotion-filled episode.

I really liked the part where Ji Woo was damn near about to slaughter the boys for being so damn depressing on Dae Young's last day. Baek Jin Hee got THE LOOK in her eyes; those of you who have seen Empress Ki and know what I'm talking about--bravo. I thought Tanashili had risen again, and I became afraid (and impressed).

C'mon sisters. Let's have this conversation so I can watch Ji Woo teach Sun to have a crush properly when she's still trying to figure out Dae Young!

I haven't watched Drinking Solo, but this is also my favorite season of LE. I really like the more in-depth characterizations and the extended flashbacks (which have a real Reply-like feel to them).

His character in LE3? Hot.

Yoooooo....why do I like the Sun/Yeon so much? I love the Goo/Woo too, but the Sun? He's a fine one.

This might be my favorite season of LE.

I like Ji Woo a lot. Fighting!

Her "sister, " not so much, and it's funny because her actress had a similar attitude during a good part of Waikiki, but it didn't irritate me nearly as much there.

Love Mr. Yang so, so much this episode.
THE ENDING......I jumped out of my chair!
I know most people don't like catfights, but I was LOVING the Secretaries Duo Melee Extravagaaaaaaanza!

Clearly you're not watching the show as closely as I do, because giving the guy your friend just fired a job at your dad's company is extremely shady, or are we just going to forget that happened?

Bora telling Tae Ra that she wouldn't leave the job because Tae Ra wanted her to was a correct thing to do. Tae Ra has zero right to order her to leave just because she's insecure about her relationship. Telling Bora to leave just because "omg, my oppa doesn't like me so I'm going to be a spoiled little princess bitch and be evil to this other girl" is the most classless and immature action on her part. She should have gotten over her self and moved on earlier.

This situation, however, is different from Bora choosing to leave later on. Why? Because she chose to leave because she knows Yoo Chan has the potential to do great things. Yes, she has feelings for him, but that is secondary to the understanding she has that he is the brains and the creativity behind Big File. He is the innovative one, not Tae Joo. She is the only loyal one in the show.

Tae Joo didn't really stand by Yoo Chan when it counted, though, if at all. He's the weakest character in this drama. He is disloyal to his friend, goes behind his back, and sabotages him while trying to give him assurances. That's the definition of a shitty, underwhelming person with zero talent of his own. I honestly, though I know it won't happen, wish he'd be run over by the giant white truck of kdrama soon because redeeming him is honestly the worst decision the writers could make.

Nobody is bullying anyone here, from what I can see. Asking a user to hide a spoiler (even one that they think might not be) as a courtesy to other viewers isn't bullying. Shoes and Coval are making points to counter the argument of OP, nothing more. Speaking of "freaking creeps," I notice you're everywhere on this show calling people bullies, but not really contributing to conversations at all. So, who's the bully? Think about that before trying to attack other users.

How in the hell is a backstabbing, traitorous jerk like Tae Joo better than Yoo Chan. What part of what he did made him at fault here? I get that he's selfish at times, but the most selfish person in this show is Tae Joo. He planned this sabotage from the beginning; he never gave Yoo Chan a chance before pulling his machinations because he has daddy issues. Even Tae Ra, as asinine as she is, recognizes that. Tae Joo never saw Yoo Chan as a friend, just as a commodity.

Yoo Chan, on the other hand, may have not agreed with Tae Joo on everything and may not have always given credit where it was due. But you can be damn sure it was his insight that brought the company up, not Tae Joo's lack of ingenuity (in business or creativity).

I didn't even hate his counterpart in the J version, but both his counterpart and that of his sister in this version aren't even worth a second glance. They are both manipulative and shady from the core, and really, it's very clear they have a lack of any class whatsoever.

My biggest issue up to this point is how much the show is seemingly focused on Tae Ra. Is she the lead? No, so why? It drives me nuts, and don't get me started on the end of episode 11. (Using this guy's drained emotional state to get him drunk and sleep with him. If she were poor, it'd be an episode of SVU.)

While I'm clearly in first lead's camp, I got quite the surprise with Lee Tae Hwan. Last time I saw him was in High School King of Savvy, and *clutches heart* he has filled out so much.

I love Park Seo Joon. I love Park Seo Joon. *keeps repeating*

I love Suho, but the drama and its writing are lacking. So, no, I'm not mean; I'm being realistic.

Honestly, I'm going to ride this out to it's conclusion, but this week's episodes disappointed me. After the end of episode 8, where I felt, "Finally we're getting somewhere," this week was kind of a letdown.

I still like Suho (obv I'm an Aeri) and I like Yeon Soo. I do see some sparks between them, but the writing is not putting them together much.

Why, oh why, writers, did you have to amplify Tae Ra in this adaptation? I try very hard not to compare with the Japanese version, but here's where I break my promise. She was never such a big deal (meaning the majority of screentime didn't focus on her like it does here). I don't even care for her actions with the artist and whatever past they have (This was so inorganic in its conception. Every character does not have to have a personal tie to someone from years ago.) What this show tried to do is elevate the level of her character and it failed for two reasons:

1) Tae Ra is just a boring chaebol daughter with a jealous streak.
2) Kim Ye Won is boring in the role. She looks half-dead most of the time.

I don't understand why episode 10, which should have focused on the security breach, instead spent over 20 minutes with Tae Ra pulling the puppet strings of this artist, only for him to not want to and only for her to insist he does--back and forth, ad nauseum.

I'd rather see more about them finding out who's really behind it all rather than Tae Ra running in another boring pastel lace dress to the artist who clearly doesn't want whatever she's part of.

I'm not typically a dropper, nor am I a skipper, and there were times this week that made me think of doing both. I'll stick with it though.

I guess I'm the only one that loves Yoo Chan's facial expressions. Eccentric people aren't always stoic, you know.

I'd like to write more on this, but a storm is coming. Lol.

You know what. Why don't you do something constructive instead of tearing people down and being nasty to them?

Can I make a suggestion? Go watch another drama. Take your mind off of this one and off of attacking the viewers of it. Go have a margarita or go run your head through a wall for clarity (This always helps and is super effective for displacing misplaced anger).

Whatever you choose, don't come here and act like some holier-than-thou drama watcher. Nobody needs that. That attitude hurts this site and makes people uncomfortable using it.

Also, I'm not a baby. I'm probably older than you are and a hell of a lot wiser. For instance, I watch a drama before I judge it, not before because I don't like a cast member. If, in the chance there is a cast member I don't like and cannot stand to see, I simply do not watch the show. I don't come on that show's comments and make a scene and vilify its fans. That is how you can contribute to this site.

If you need any other suggestions on what to do instead of being as you are, see Google or Pinterest. These sites are designed to help people search for better ways to spend their time instead of whining about idols acting.

*bows to you*
*drops mic*
Bye now.

Excuse me. I don't think you know who you're talking to, but I've been a drama fan far longer than I've been a kpop stan, so what I am saying is valid. Take the stick out of your behind and leave this page if you're not going to watch the show.

Also, I can support Suho when and how I want to. Stop policing people's reactions. If you aren't watching the show and just making ridiculous claims because you're an anti, then what you say has no merit.

You will be reported should you continue further with your ludicrousness.

I hope you know that he was cast for this role. You, and others like you, who are wanting this to flop are the worst kind of drama watchers. You give drama fans a bad name, so it would behoove you to can it and shut up (as can the 14 people who liked your comment.)

Really, now? You're going to judge this drama before it airs just because it has an EXO member in it. What a waste of a comment.

You can't call something a flop when it hasn't even aired yet. Go watch some thing instead of writing trashy comments.

Which I understand. I just wondered a bit because I had seen certain things nominated by several people, yet didn't see it there. Thanks for clarifying.

Okay. Maybe next year, please tell us that because it wasn't stated anywhere that I could see. (But you know I miss things at times because I'm on mobile only.)