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After their trip together, I'm almost certain that Ritsu remembers their relationship now. The whole thing of sleeping in the one bed together and him pretending to be asleep to see what Fumiya would do makes me think he's playing the same game now to see what happens next.

My new theory is that Ritsu really has amnesia but it won't be for long and he won't tell Fumiya when he gets his memories back. I'm starting to think that Ritsu will keep it to himself because he also wants to enjoy this refreshing time with Fumiya for the same reason Fumiya has decided not to be honest about their relationship. I'm curious to see how it all unfolds.

The more Fumiya goes into territory that's straight up deceit, the more I'm worried about the consequences of his actions. Although I have also started thinking that there's another possibility for the story to unfold - Ritsu really did lose his memories but will recover them and keep the lie going because he also wants to go back to their magical beginnings. When it does come out they will both understand each other more and just move forward.

My main issue with Fumiya doing all this is that it doesn't actually address the problems that they had. It was good that the neighbour spelled out what his own problem is, so let's see if he actually acts differently this time and is more open with Ritsu about his feelings. Hopefully that will also show Ritsu what he needs to do to sustain their relationship.

I agree with all your points. I also hope for something that tugs at the heartstrings in a realistic way. I have some theories about possible directions this could take, especially if Ritsu hasn't really lost his memory and I'm looking forward to how it all unfolds. Fumiya seems like the type to put his dreams and ambitions on the backburner to support the person he loves so I wonder if there's something of that too. I think we'll either see Ritsu falling in love with him all over again, or both of them going back to why they fell in love and realising that they need to work to keep their relationship going. Obviously, if Ritsu really lost his memory then the ticking time bomb will be when he remembers that Fumiya broke up with him, but I'm just going to forget about that for now lol. (This is also unnecessarily long LMAO. Sorry!)

From the hints we got so far, it felt like Fumiya felt like Ritsu was taking him for granted and didn't appreciate him (like the thing about his cooking, or his surprise when Ritsu drew him), and instead of talking to Ritsu about his feelings, he just started resenting him silently until the birthday blowout. Before the accident Ritsu said he couldn't tell what Fumiya was thinking or feeling if he didn't talk about it so that's my assumption for now.

I'm still not sure if the memory loss is real too.

I remember saying at the beginning that Secretary Ji was going to lose it once the romance kicked in and I'm somewhat glad to see that I was right about him. Also, why do people delete text messages like the person who sent it can't just say "hey, I sent you a message and you didn't respond"? Lmao. Mr. Ji is starting to act out and his immaturity is showing now. I kept waiting for him to toss her overboard on the yacht but he did the next best thing LOL. I'm sure he will do something to get the police to realise they have the wrong person in custody but in the meantime, that poor boy will keep suffering in detention.

I also hope those annoying moms who love spreading gossip will be dealt with soon, especially the so-called influencer. She clearly didn't learn anything from the whole debacle with Chi Yeol and Haeng Song and I need her to get a taste of her own medicine soon.

I'm now more than halfway through this and I still do not like Zhang Ping. I'm still hoping he'll grow on me but I find him so annoying and short-sighted 99% of the time. I've never seen JBR in any other drama but his performance here as Lan Jue is so good.

I decided to check this out on a whim and ended up binging the whole thing in one night! It's goofy, silly, funny, endearing and somehow still tackles some serious issues. I had so much fun watching this show and I definitely recommend it.

I enjoyed how dramatic Mi Ran and Kang Ho were and even found Na Eun so adorable with her weakness for handsome men. I think the dynamics between the characters was great and all the actors had such good chemistry together. I haven't had such a good time watching a drama in a while.

If it really turns out that he ghosted him because of the hoodie I'm going to be so upset 😂 they were supposed to be in university right? Not high school kids with zero sense and even less communication skills. I want to believe there's more to the story, but even that won't justify Woo Jae's behaviour, especially now.

I never thought Mr. Ji (the assistant) could be the killer but after reading comments here, now I'm almost convinced. It tracks especially since the killer seems to be taking out people who pose a difficulty to Chi Yeol. The stalker and the rude student for example, as well as attacking the shop when it looked like Chi Yeol and Haeng Seon were fighting. I think he may get jealous of NHS later when CCY starts to develop feelings for her and show those feelings, so we'll see what happens then. His motive does interest me because if he is the brother of the dead student as someone suspects, then I would've expected him to not want to have anything to do with CCY but I'll wait for the mystery to unravel.

I'm really enjoying CCY and NHS interactions because they're really cute together. So far, it's a nice show to look forward to every weekend.

I don't understand why this was split up into seasons because season 1 was really disappointing for me, following Mi Ho's journey. She didn't seem to have gained anything beyond more pain and suffering at the end of the season which I found to be annoying. She was always in need of saving and I'd have been more open to it if it wasn't presented as a whole season.

Maybe season 2 will be better, but I won't be rushing to watch that. I'll always support anything Lee Da Hee does so I'll watch it eventually, but this left a sour taste in my mouth. Also, props to Cha Eun Woo for a great performance as Johan. This is my favorite role of his so far.

I'm not going to rage about the last 2 episodes cos it would be repetitive at this point. I'm just so disappointed that after all the soul searching done by Alex while RJ was away, he still acts like an indecisive teenager 8 MONTHS LATER. What was the point of all those discussions and all the introspection if he was going to immediately regress when RJ showed up and then never show any growth again?

As for Ye Qiran and the sister, it was bad enough that they made them a couple, but making the climax their wedding rehearsal? JAIL. Should've left it off with them going to Hualian together and us imagining their happy ending.

As for our main couple, I really enjoyed watching their relationship grow and I thought the actors were phenomenal together. The end was rushed and almost every negative comment left here is justified so I won't repeat the sentiment.

All in all, I'm glad I watched it, and I hope whoever leaked the finale steps on legos.

Can you mark this as a spoiler, pls?

If I were in his shoes I wouldn't stop until this agency ceases to exist. The CEO deserves to be in jail. Even if he sued for money, it's HIS money. This amount is nothing since they could pay it so easily and they can't expect anyone to believe this is all he would've earned if they'd paid him for all those years. I hope he gets everything he's after but I really need the CEO to be punished.

The phrase "we are the sum of our experiences" comes to mind. Is she really Naksu when she doesn't have the memories and connections she built throughout her life? She's cute, sure. But she's not really Naksu. The whole point of S1 and why it was more heartbreaking was that she grew from just being an assassin to someone who cherished the people she had come to know and learned to love and feel warmth. Erasing her memory to make her more palatable is a cop out to me cos we don't need perfect characters, we need good characters who show development. I personally didn't like Naksu/Mudeok because she was a badass killer (we barely got to see that side of her). I liked her because she was flawed and likeable and showed great development from the start of the show, to the end of it.

Idk about you but I'd remember the face of someone who tried to kill me and did kill a lot of people I knew.

No one was supposed to know her at the secret room though? They met her when they fought her and her body was very well preserved after she died until they burned it. Plus they spent a lot of time studying her body while they tried to figure out what was going on. If they're as good as everyone says they are, remembering the face of the deadliest assassin they encountered should not be a challenge.

So far, I really only have 2 questions. First, I thought Seo Yul saw Naksu's body in the first season. I expected him to recognize her, if not immediately then soon. Actually, everyone who fought Naksu should recognise her, right? I know it's been 3 years, but she was the most famous and feared assassin that ever lived. They should remember her face, right? Secondly, I wonder if Naksu will remember everything that happened before she died or will they completely erase Mudeok and reset Naksu to before season 1.

I expected a total trainwreck based on the comments but it was all quite measured and enjoyable. I don't get it either.

I've finished it and I'm so confused about why the final episodes are getting so much hate. Qin Shi reminds me a lot of Kook Yeon Soo from Our Beloved Summer cos they both had to practically be tortured into admitting that they're in love. She's always been a commitment-phobe and it made sense to me that Yang Hua eventually pulled back when he saw that she wasn't ready to walk the same path, especially when he already knew what he wanted out of the relationship. She had to take the long way round and he figured it would be best for her to do it without feeling like she had to be with him since he was there. It's nice to be chosen and I get that.

My favorite part of the last few episodes was how Wu Fei just ceased to exist cos she annoyed the hell out of me with her constant screeching by the end. Madam Tang remained a hypocrite to the bitter end and I am so happy that Qin Shi eventually quit that awful firm. I just know that as her practice gets bigger she's going to poach some of her assistants in the family law unit and it makes me smile to think about.

Overall, I enjoyed nearly everything about this show and Qin Shi is now my favorite character played by Yang Mi. She's flawed but ultimately so likeable and it makes me happy to root for her.