yes he had feelings, they both had feelings but kept them for themselves. no, the sister didn't jump because of…
ohhhhhhhhh .......... so also Xia Liu Yi had feelings for his older "brother"??? I didn't catch this phase ........... or I didn't understand exactly what you said ....................... uuuuuuuuuu ......... it would be even more interesting like that
now I decided to watch this series - although initially I don't know why I refused - but it took me by surprise - so: can someone tell me if Xia Liu Yi's older "brother" agreed to marry his sister just to be as close to him as possible? - did he have feelings for him??? and was that why Xia Liu Yi's sister committed suicide??? - I repeat, I don't know, I haven't read the short story, but something gave me a suspicion - if that were the case, then it would be extremely sad - for her to know but not tell her brother, because she really loved her husband, and for the older "brother" to die before declaring his feelings ......... it seems to me an extremely interesting plot for a BL -
OMG ............ How many famous male actors are playing in this drama? ....................... OMG OMG OMG .................... it's like a reunion :))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))
ok ... so I know that they all deserved to die for what they did, but when Hsia Tien Ching blamed Li Jen Yao because she was raped because of him ......... I don't know how to say it, but I felt like saying: "really???? because of him?" I mean really??? .......... after all, she wanted to take that photo of Li Jen Yao drugged from the idiot's phone - even though he told her he would be fine .... she wanted to help him, it was her initiative - after she refused him countless times, and avoided that idiot as much as possible ... I mean ... you know what I'm saying???? ... and Li Jen Yao never told her to help him, on the contrary .......
and yes ........ the face of Tseng Ching Hua .... OMG ... his face .....
- What I found interesting was the fact that FL developed multiple personalities, which I know that victims can actually develop this mental disorder to cope with ....... I thought it was very well played, and an excellent idea
so I don't even know what was wrong with this drama ......... it was like everything was linear and in slow-motion, without any suspense, not even at the end when U Gyeom sticks the knife in Chae Jeong Su's eye ........... they didn't make me feel anything, not even a little flinch, something ......... I don't know ............. and the character Chae Jeong Su himself was very poorly done, thought out, I mean, when Chae Jeong Su killed the man who wanted to protect him, I actually burst out laughing - and I'm convinced that we there were supposed to be amazed by how psychopathic Chae Jeong Su is ...... well no ....... and at the end when U Gyeom was shot we see the psychopath looking at him with one eye, because he couldn't with the other, because it was covered by his hand, but there was no trace of blood, nothing, and he wasn't in any pain, nothing, ....(if you get stabbed in the eye doesn't it hurt??? doesn't it bleed??? I don't know, i'm just saying) ................................it seems like no actor had a connection with the role itself ... very strange drama
OMG - so a prison can be entered and exited at the whim of the prisoners .... including from the isolation room - and right then there was a system error and nothing could be recorded ....... OH COME ON !!!!!!!!!! ........... then An Yun Su goes without any problem to the house of the couple killed by Mo Eun / "Witch" and she doesn't think she's tracked down, then she is shown that every step / route she takes is known, and yet, she insists on going there again ................ so ....... seriously ......... and then she breaks her ankle device and has exactly the time necessary to go there, to squeeze the boy by the neck, then to sit and talk to him, to take pictures of him, to leave her blood on him ................................ like ... like .... like ..... and she reaches the limit right when the officer came to check on her ................ was this supposed to be something suspenseful??????? .......... and how smart do you have to be to leave your own blood??? so you go in all blinged out with gloves, plastic shoes, everything so as not to leave fingerprints / traces ..... and of course, but of course you leave the most direct source of DNA - your own blood ... why didn't she cut the boy's - I don't know, leg, somewhere to get blood and put it on his clothes to take pictures ... NO .... she choose to cut herself ...... REALLY SMART .... SO MUCH SUSPENS .... grrrrrrrrr - and what I don't understand: so she's under house arrest, but she actually drives all over the city without any problems - they said they expanded her area because of her daughter's kindergarten, but ... she actually drives everywhere ... all over the city ... oh my - They shit on that explanation and her house arrest.
so .... if we look at it objectively - the murder in this series somehow is very stupid: we have 3 boys and all 3 in love and very eager to protect the only girl in the group ..... the murder itself, until episode 8, still doesn't make sense - in my opinion ... it's just a spin in this group, from one to the other, and a small anchor with what happened 23 years ago ... the character NARA seems to me somehow struggling to get out of the ordinary and somehow be strange / cringe ... her dance (step) actually has no logic, it's just to make the action even a little weirder ........... then, NAOTO's brother who was killed from the beginning you say they tried their best to make him the most libidinous and disgusting character possible ... disgusting, and why, because it doesn't change the course of events anyway, or bring any added value ........... - the only thing I liked is how Takeuchi Ryoma's acting is - he plays very well the character Tobina Junichi who has a trauma and now lives with PTSD - he's the only one who has a subtext, the rest are effectively emotionless in anything, honestly I found the children more expressive than the adults :)))))) .... and the hair of the maid in NAOTO's house seemed really cool :)))))))))))))))))))))) - after Takeuchi Ryoma's acting I like Watanabe Daichi's acting ... they are the only ones who somehow make you feel something, understand a character as a complex of emotions, the rest, it's like they are effectively robots
isn't it funny how all the boys in the group had feelings for Makiko????? Nara - she's definitely a character .......... both meaningless and meaningful at the same time, intense but also stupid ..... she herself is more captivating than finding the murderer
it was interesting, especially in the first 5-6 episodes ... after that somehow my interest waned, it seemed a bit forced ...
What I liked the most is that it shows that in fact all luxury bags are fakes, but under a certain brand they gain value, that in fact we pay for the brand ... she even said at one point: "do you know how much I invested to make BODOIR a luxury brand?" .... that's what it's all about - the money goes into the brand / image ... otherwise everything is the same, and I know for sure that this is also true for watches - everything that is scaled globally is fake ... THERE IS NO LUXURY FOR THE MASS ... luxury is for the few who can afford it
what did I look at??? and why??? who can tell me - because my brain didn't understand something "so complex" - at the end LEI comes on a white horse??? like WTF - like a prince - once again WTF??? - and what does that mean, that he dies there??? or that he lives??? or will AMUR convince him to have the operation??? what happens at the end??? ..................... and the scenes where they had to make passionate love and undress and kiss even more passionately :))))))))))))))))))))))))) ........ I had the feeling that they wanted to fight - how they pulled each other's necks to get closer :))))))))))))))))))))))))) ... they didn't really like kissing passionately :)))))))))))))))))))))))))))))) .......... gosh ... ............... why why why ... why did I watched it????
A question about Korean business culture, about those scenes with elaborate business meals for power people: ****…
:)))))))))))))))))))))))))))) ... liked the question : it's just to look good in the frame ......... it can't show us 2 super rich businessmen at a table of 12 people with only 2 plates ... right??? it has to fill the table and thus intensify the idea of their power ...... it's just a movie image
Kang Sin Jin to Lee Han Yeong: " Are you asking if I trust you that much? NO. I didn't bring you there because I trusted you. I brought you there so you'd trust me. This is real power!" ............................. now ... that's a man!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! so - Ji Sung is 48 and he actually looks 30 ... which is absolutely fascinating for his age and - Park Hee Soon is 55 and he looks the hottest of them al l... it doesn't even matter his age or what he looks like ... it's simply his attitude that makes him the hottest man..........he really ages like fine wine
the acting was amazing ..... but the story ....... what a disappointment!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! they did the best they could with a script that was so... so... .... honestly I really wouldn't recommend this series... although it doesn't last long... and I watched it just for Park Hee Soon and Park Byung Eun... but you really can't do anything with the plot of this story... so it seems absurd to me...... they try to say that the two brothers loved each other... but in fact everything was so that she wouldn't remain unmarried... - she was left by the one she was promised with the fortune... and when she was about to commit suicide her brother comes after her to stop her, she comes up with the brilliant idea of having him take care of her for the rest of her life... he who was married and had a small child............. and look how incest resulted...... out of nothing.... right then and there........ so there wasn't any such unprecedented, incredible love... blah blah blah... her brother just wanted her not to commit suicide, and she... selfish... wanted her not to be left alone........ oooooooooooooooooooo oh ........................ STUPID - at least if there was some love like since they were little... if there was a love that neither of them could control... if it was something mutual... let's say I would still understood... but like this... a big shit
Alright... so, I have mixed feelings about this drama:
It all started because Park Dong-ha took some money that wasn't his… and not only that... he buried two bodies and then washed a car full of blood. Now, let’s be serious—I can totally understand and sympathise with the main character's desperation; let’s say a lack of money pushes you to do certain crazy things. But if it had stopped at just taking the money, I’d have clearly understood and said "fair enough." However, for a normal, ordinary person to end up burying two dead people and then cleaning the car… well, I just don't get that. I’d imagine at some point a dose of reality should have hit him. I mean, do you really imagine that no one will come looking for such a huge sum of money, or that no one will come after the two deceased? I don’t know what to say... if only he’d taken the money and then called the police about the car and the bodies—that, I would’ve understood. Or maybe just taken a portion of the money... Personally, that’s what I would’ve done! 😂 I’d have taken a bit of the cash and then called the police.
Then... his whole persistence in staying married... for what??? It was obvious that he and his wife weren't communicating properly anymore; they didn't have any nice family moments, and she treated him like absolute rubbish... but to him, staying married was normal. Seriously?? And oh, what a surprise that she wants a divorce, and he’s always looking to hear some other reason... GOOD GRIEF.
Regarding the fact that it's sad the mother only focused on the youngest because of his heart condition... yes, unfortunately, that happens; it’s quite normal. But what I didn't get, or couldn't quite reconcile in my mind, is that the boy went to school. This means she had several hours every day without him, without any children, and without her husband (who was always at work). So, she had at least... at the very least... four hours a day just for herself, to recharge her batteries. If she was that "shattered," what about women in the exact same situation who also have to go to work? Those women don't even get five minutes to themselves. She, on the other hand... didn't bring any money into the house, was completely alone for half the day, and was still depressed and unhappy that her husband wasn't home and that she was the only one looking after the kids. I actually understand him—he was doing everything in his power to become a professor because he wanted a better income for the family. That’s a very real motivation, especially given their situation. But no... he was to blame for everything, and because she looked after the kids, she was depressed and "invisible." And apparently, if she divorced him, she’d suddenly stop being invisible... Seriously? If she divorced, she’d have to go to work to bring money home, and I reckon she’d feel even more invisible then. Her feelings felt a bit extreme to me.
Their eldest daughter, I think, was portrayed very realistically. I suspect that’s how any teenager would react in their situation. I liked her character; she felt age-appropriate.
As for the little one, what can I say? Sadly, yes... it’s not all sunshine and roses, and some little ones do have such problems. But aside from the fact that he wasn't allowed to exert himself—which is perfectly normal—he had an almost normal life: he went to school, did homework, made friends, and was interested in his studies. So, it wasn't a tragic case where he had to stay in the hospital 24/7. And yes... he felt guilty about the situation in his family, which is again normal for his age.
What I found interesting was that after the missing money was discovered, you had the police in one part of Park Dong-ha's house and the criminals in the other. I liked that; it was actually quite clever. And I loved that the cartel boss was actually a policeman. So, I liked the script a lot, and I enjoyed the action after the debut... it’s just the beginning I have an issue with! 😂
What I found extremely sad was at the end, when the little boy asked if he should stay sick, because the family only reunites when he’s in hospital. Very sad, but... again, his behaviour feels very real. That is exactly how a child his age would think.
On the other hand, the very last scene... I sort of expected that ending.
So, I’m glad those who died, died... and I’m glad Ma Kwang-chul managed to go his own way. It would have been interesting to have another series where we see him as the "boss of bosses," calling on the pathetic Park Dong-ha.
OMG ... I fucking love Park Hee Soon .... Love love love ... Even if he plays the bad guy ... doesn't matter ... He's on another level of hotness🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
offffff ... I don't want to seem insensitive ... but ... the CLASSIC lack of communication - it's already mega annoying - they don't even know why they reproach themselves - BECAUSE THEY DON'T TALK, DON'T COMMUNICATE, DON'T NAME THINGS ....... oh my god ...... and the kissing scene .... way too much acting - overacting ....... and they actually couldn't create what they created in season 1 ... I don't know what, but in season 2 I simply said: "no no no ... yak" ... it wasn't romantic at all, and it seems like chemistry has gone down the drain ... I don't know what happened, but season 1 was really enjoyable ... this...... I don't know... I don't know
it is not possible to have a couple without some silly quarrels and getting out all their worst behaviors and…
I said with the greatest admiration that he is 37 and looks 27... that's how it is... everyone would like this... and I admire this in anyone who works to look like this
Even though they resolved it quickly ... Such a drama for some posters ... I mean come on ... I want a fan to help in my darkest moments ... like ... WTF ... Posters drama - not a drama - it's idiotic ... Ex girlfriend drama - not a drama - she is idiotic - too bad ... 'cause their chemistry is OAU ... And he is 37 and looks like 27
- if that were the case, then it would be extremely sad - for her to know but not tell her brother, because she really loved her husband, and for the older "brother" to die before declaring his feelings ......... it seems to me an extremely interesting plot for a BL -
and yes ........ the face of Tseng Ching Hua .... OMG ... his face .....
- What I found interesting was the fact that FL developed multiple personalities, which I know that victims can actually develop this mental disorder to cope with ....... I thought it was very well played, and an excellent idea
- and what I don't understand: so she's under house arrest, but she actually drives all over the city without any problems - they said they expanded her area because of her daughter's kindergarten, but ... she actually drives everywhere ... all over the city ... oh my - They shit on that explanation and her house arrest.
- the only thing I liked is how Takeuchi Ryoma's acting is - he plays very well the character Tobina Junichi who has a trauma and now lives with PTSD - he's the only one who has a subtext, the rest are effectively emotionless in anything, honestly I found the children more expressive than the adults :)))))) .... and the hair of the maid in NAOTO's house seemed really cool :))))))))))))))))))))))
- after Takeuchi Ryoma's acting I like Watanabe Daichi's acting ... they are the only ones who somehow make you feel something, understand a character as a complex of emotions, the rest, it's like they are effectively robots
Nara - she's definitely a character .......... both meaningless and meaningful at the same time, intense but also stupid ..... she herself is more captivating than finding the murderer
What I liked the most is that it shows that in fact all luxury bags are fakes, but under a certain brand they gain value, that in fact we pay for the brand ... she even said at one point: "do you know how much I invested to make BODOIR a luxury brand?" .... that's what it's all about - the money goes into the brand / image ... otherwise everything is the same, and I know for sure that this is also true for watches - everything that is scaled globally is fake ... THERE IS NO LUXURY FOR THE MASS ... luxury is for the few who can afford it
so - Ji Sung is 48 and he actually looks 30 ... which is absolutely fascinating for his age
and - Park Hee Soon is 55 and he looks the hottest of them al l... it doesn't even matter his age or what he looks like ... it's simply his attitude that makes him the hottest man..........he really ages like fine wine
they did the best they could with a script that was so... so... .... honestly I really wouldn't recommend this series... although it doesn't last long... and I watched it just for Park Hee Soon and Park Byung Eun... but you really can't do anything with the plot of this story... so it seems absurd to me...... they try to say that the two brothers loved each other... but in fact everything was so that she wouldn't remain unmarried... - she was left by the one she was promised with the fortune... and when she was about to commit suicide her brother comes after her to stop her, she comes up with the brilliant idea of having him take care of her for the rest of her life... he who was married and had a small child............. and look how incest resulted...... out of nothing.... right then and there........ so there wasn't any such unprecedented, incredible love... blah blah blah... her brother just wanted her not to commit suicide, and she... selfish... wanted her not to be left alone........ oooooooooooooooooooo oh ........................ STUPID - at least if there was some love like since they were little... if there was a love that neither of them could control... if it was something mutual... let's say I would still understood... but like this... a big shit
It all started because Park Dong-ha took some money that wasn't his… and not only that... he buried two bodies and then washed a car full of blood. Now, let’s be serious—I can totally understand and sympathise with the main character's desperation; let’s say a lack of money pushes you to do certain crazy things. But if it had stopped at just taking the money, I’d have clearly understood and said "fair enough." However, for a normal, ordinary person to end up burying two dead people and then cleaning the car… well, I just don't get that. I’d imagine at some point a dose of reality should have hit him. I mean, do you really imagine that no one will come looking for such a huge sum of money, or that no one will come after the two deceased? I don’t know what to say... if only he’d taken the money and then called the police about the car and the bodies—that, I would’ve understood. Or maybe just taken a portion of the money... Personally, that’s what I would’ve done! 😂 I’d have taken a bit of the cash and then called the police.
Then... his whole persistence in staying married... for what??? It was obvious that he and his wife weren't communicating properly anymore; they didn't have any nice family moments, and she treated him like absolute rubbish... but to him, staying married was normal. Seriously?? And oh, what a surprise that she wants a divorce, and he’s always looking to hear some other reason... GOOD GRIEF.
Regarding the fact that it's sad the mother only focused on the youngest because of his heart condition... yes, unfortunately, that happens; it’s quite normal. But what I didn't get, or couldn't quite reconcile in my mind, is that the boy went to school. This means she had several hours every day without him, without any children, and without her husband (who was always at work). So, she had at least... at the very least... four hours a day just for herself, to recharge her batteries. If she was that "shattered," what about women in the exact same situation who also have to go to work? Those women don't even get five minutes to themselves. She, on the other hand... didn't bring any money into the house, was completely alone for half the day, and was still depressed and unhappy that her husband wasn't home and that she was the only one looking after the kids. I actually understand him—he was doing everything in his power to become a professor because he wanted a better income for the family. That’s a very real motivation, especially given their situation. But no... he was to blame for everything, and because she looked after the kids, she was depressed and "invisible." And apparently, if she divorced him, she’d suddenly stop being invisible... Seriously? If she divorced, she’d have to go to work to bring money home, and I reckon she’d feel even more invisible then. Her feelings felt a bit extreme to me.
Their eldest daughter, I think, was portrayed very realistically. I suspect that’s how any teenager would react in their situation. I liked her character; she felt age-appropriate.
As for the little one, what can I say? Sadly, yes... it’s not all sunshine and roses, and some little ones do have such problems. But aside from the fact that he wasn't allowed to exert himself—which is perfectly normal—he had an almost normal life: he went to school, did homework, made friends, and was interested in his studies. So, it wasn't a tragic case where he had to stay in the hospital 24/7. And yes... he felt guilty about the situation in his family, which is again normal for his age.
What I found interesting was that after the missing money was discovered, you had the police in one part of Park Dong-ha's house and the criminals in the other. I liked that; it was actually quite clever. And I loved that the cartel boss was actually a policeman. So, I liked the script a lot, and I enjoyed the action after the debut... it’s just the beginning I have an issue with! 😂
What I found extremely sad was at the end, when the little boy asked if he should stay sick, because the family only reunites when he’s in hospital. Very sad, but... again, his behaviour feels very real. That is exactly how a child his age would think.
On the other hand, the very last scene... I sort of expected that ending.
So, I’m glad those who died, died... and I’m glad Ma Kwang-chul managed to go his own way. It would have been interesting to have another series where we see him as the "boss of bosses," calling on the pathetic Park Dong-ha.
I don't know what happened, but season 1 was really enjoyable ... this...... I don't know... I don't know