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Yeah, that's why I'm willing to ignore it lol

She and the prosecutor seem to have a connection in their childhood (teenagers are still children). Then she met him randomly at a low point in that time too. I'm not just speaking of the leads.

I won't be surprised if it turns out that the prosecutor's father got her dad wrongfully convicted for his political advancement too.

The childhood connections are annoying, but I'm willing to ignore all that for this one. I hope some of the messages the show is sharing actually hit their target audience.

I'm only 7 minutes into ep 1 and I came here to scream about the truck driver cos how was THAT his reaction???? My brother in Christ, you have windshield wipers for a reason 😭😭😭 it was such a stupid & illogical accident that I had to rewatch it and then come here 🤣🤣🤣

I think the funniest thing about this show for me was all the eastern European actors playing representatives of the Britain lol

Am I supposed to find the deposed emperor likeable? Cos I will not forget how he murdered an innocent man for absolutely no reason. I still think they should've broken his legs just for good measure. He deserves nothing.

Lu Zhen is too funny cos what do you mean you dumped your boyfriend/fiancé because a rich man threw money at you, but now that it didn't work out it's somehow everyone else's fault? So if it wasn't Fan Xiao, but just some rich dude who actually wanted him, he'd have been perfectly satisfied to leave Shulang without a second thought. Since he already decided to dump the man then just leave him alone. I'm worried about Shulang now cos I don't want another parasite latching onto him cos of his heartbreak.

Fan Xiao is about to have a major crash out. If he thought 3 days without seeing or talking to Shulang was rough, I hope he's braced for what's next. I, for one, am looking forward to it!

I just finished the episode and I came here to say exactly this! 😂 I kept waiting for the camera to zoom out or pan over and we just see Lu Zhen sat there, wide-eyed 🤣

I see they decided to turn the pathetic meter up to 1000 with Da Rim these last couple of episodes. You couldn't spit without hitting a downtrodden Da Rim, in need of rescuing. It really irked me and I truly do not know why they have written this character like that.

Still don't care about 2FL. Boy am I glad the deception is finally over!

Him letting her pick his son up was already a wild thing, but telling her Da Rim's secret was insane. Why did he even do that? He doesn't know this woman at all, and according to him, he actually has feelings for Da Rim. That made no sense to me.

2FL is just an annoying character to me at this point and I'm struggling to find any redeeming qualities in her.

At this point she needs to tell him the truth so my guy stops being traumatised by all the "cheating" happening around him 😭🤣

Her saying she fell in love with him because he didn't needlessly murder her the only time she met him was actually a clue to the lack of braincells functioning in that head of hers.

Finally made myself finish this. Everyone who died in the end deserved it, even though not everyone I wanted to die actually did. I thoroughly enjoyed this for Chen He Yi's portrayal of Xia Jing Shi. His story was the main reason I watched this even if that arc had the most annoying character in the drama. He lost it a little in the final episode though (just for plot) and that was disappointing.

Like almost everyone here, I'm yelling "just get a divorce" at my screen but maybe for different reasons. It's obvious that Ju Yeong and her husband are not on the same wavelength. Neither of them is happy in that marriage but they keep enduring for whatever reason. I'd love for them to get divorced if only so Ju Yeong doesn't become an alcoholic. Also, as much as she wants to have a child, a baby is a terrible reason to stay married.

As for Na Jeong, I'm not so sure her husband is cheating. I haven't been on board that train from the beginning. He may be a total jackass, but I don't think he's cheating. It feels like he's covering for someone, either because of his job or because he admires the person - and I think it's their scuzzy boss. Which would also explain why the director hasn't said anything about it.

My rating for this would've been higher if they hadn't made the old man some sort of indestructible inhuman creature. I don't care how good he is or what his reputation was, at his geriatric age, you cannot tell me the man got blown up, thrown through multiple buildings, had his entire behind kicked by dozens of thugs, and was still sprinting away! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Also, it felt like I was watching 2 different films at one point cos it suddenly turned very bloody? That's not the way it was introduced. It was fun in the end though.

As much as Asami tends to internalise everything and has trouble sharing, it's also the fact that Yuki seems completely out of tune with him. I don't think anyone expects him to solve Asami's problems really, but he is so oblivious that Asami may as well not even be in a relationship. I'd like something that shows that Yuki even knows that something is bothering Asami even if he doesn't know what or how to help, but instead they've made it such that unless it directly affects him, he seems never to notice. That's the part that irks me. They live together now so it should be easier to see but Yuki is still in his own bubble and doesn't look up until he crashes into something.

Being in a relationship with someone who doesn't share can be infuriating but it requires more work and Yuki hasn't put in any work yet.

Sometimes it feels like Shirasaki has no interest in Asami beyond how Asami makes him feel. Asami has been going through a lot for a few episodes now and Kurosaki is too self-involved to notice. It's so sad.

When Asami said living up to others' expectations for him is his job and so he does it, I couldn't help but think that even when he goes home after work, he still has to do that. He always wants to please Shirasaki even when he doesn't agree with him or believe in what he's doing. It's not sustainable in the long run and I hope this changes soon (I'm only on ep 5).

It feels like Shirasaki is so busy trying to "measure up" that he doesn't really care about anything else and didn't notice the severe conflict going on with his partner. Really sad. I hope he grows out of this before it becomes catastrophic for their relationship.

On another note, I really dislike Asami's agent. I don't think she is all that invested in his best interests. When she was reminiscing about how he always used to do as he was told, I got a very icky feeling.

The fact that grandma talked about how she's an excellent judge of character when she kept a fraud and a murderer next to her for decades! I expected her to tell the ex family to get out cos none of that matters. Instead they just wanted to add another unnecessary cliche.

The final nail in the coffin for me was the fact that she waited until the end basically to submit those divorce papers. She didn't need new papers. She didn't need something from the ex that would have justified a delay. She just... Didn't do it. I expected that to be done as soon as they confessed to the Beaute guy. And yet... I also didn't like that the last episode devoted so much time to her ex and his skeezy family. None of it was earned and ultimately it just pmo.