Chairman's true colors revealed.

The backstory is coming together more. Looks like Bi Ke Wei and Yu Kuan are even more connected than we knew by Yu Kuan's father.

Whose the imposter!

We get a little more of Yao Kuan and Ming Fei's backstory. They have such a good sibling like relationship. Yao Qing is taking on more of a protagonist role. Bi Ke Wei gets drunk super easy.

Looking Up.

The pace is picking up again which makes for an easier watch. Se Kyung's character is showing some growth. Nice to see that character develop finally.In Ae is back to her fighting spirit and preparing for the biggest court battle she's seen so far. Kwang Chul remains my favorite character, and I love his interactions with Esther. The Prime Minister continues to deteriorate and act cray-cray.Such a weak man In Ae is probably fortunate she wasn't raised by him.

Better episode...but

Two things really bothered me this episode. First, am I supposed to feel bad for the Prime Minister because he suddenly found his conscious after 20+ years. Sorry ,show, not happening. Then having Kwang Chul apologizing to Se Kyung. She's been pursuing him with zero encouragement all this time and yet she gets teary when he finally puts his foot down. I wish the writers would give her a purpose other than moping around.

Bad Luck!

The infamous Kdrama Truck of Doom strikes again. These people really need classes on how to cross roads.

Poor In Woo

The writers really gave In Woo the shaft by pairing him, I assume, with that boring, typical rich girl. He's such a quirky character, and it's a shame that he's stuck with such a bland potential mate. Maybe she will improve with time, but right now there is no chemistry there. I'll be glad when they move past the Da Jung/Jae Woo can't be a couple story line too. Shin Ae is such an annoying character. She treats everyone badly and contributes nothing.

Hottness multiplied!

How weird is it that some mousse and a pair of glasses on SIG somehow makes him 10 times hotter, at least to me! He has killed it in this role, and no more so than in this episode. It really does seem like Lee Min Suk \ Lee Hyung Suk are two different people who happen to look alike.

Irritated

Kind of pathetic that Kwang Hoon tried to make himself feel better by implying that Kwang Chul hoped he'd break up with In Ae because KC has feelings for her. And telling In As he endured worse than her despite the fact that she was tortured in prison. I hope it's the writer's intention to make KH a totally spineless, unlikeable person because that's how he appears to me.

Kinda sorry

I know Chun Hye Jin is a spoiled, entitled brat, but I kinda felt bad for her in this episode. She does have feeling for Han Kwang Hoon, but I think she also wants to please her father and make up for the loss of her brother. Getting married to some one you know doesn't love, or even like you, doesn't seem like a good idea, and I'm think she might regret it later.

One hot noona!

I love cable dramas! That is all.

Quirky and fun

I really liked the 1st episode. The first ten minutes or so made me feel I'd accidently started a Tiawanese drama instead as the humor is quirky and the characters all seem a little over the top.The pace was quirk and the comedy well done. I'm looking forward to the next episode.

KJW is so good as Hyung Joon.

I'm so impressed by Kim Jae Wook's ability to convey so much emotion silently. Still enjoying the drama but missing the ghost of the week subplot.The drama is going to drag if they only focus on the one mystery from now on. I'm still not feeling the romantic chemistry between Gun Woo and Shi On, and that weak kiss did nothing to change my mind. C'mon tvN I know you can do better than that.

A little of both.

This drama suffers from typical Taiwanese drama syndrome. Lots of meandering plot lines you can see from a mile away, and secondary characters that aren't that interesting. What I like is the chemistry between the main leads, and Cheng Liang Liang's relationship with her parents. The comedic moments, while nothing original, still made me laugh so I'll keep watching for now.

Best episode yet!

I loved this episode. Yuki H. does such a good job at playing up Naoki's subtly shifting feelings in this show.Also props to Kin-chan for giving Naoki a much needed wake-up and realize you're not the only person in the world speech.I think my favorite scene in this episode is Naoki laying in bed watching Kotoko sleep. Poor boy is such a goner!

Kotoko+tennis=laughter

while the episode was slow at times,a few key things happened. After Kotoko and her father move out, she decides the forget Irie-kun and stops (stalking)searching him out. So for the first time, Irie comes looking for her."Sure your coming to practice, Irie." Irie continues to show an interest in Kotoko, even if it's only to laugh at her.He also allows physical contact, albeit long-sufferingly,from Kotoko. More sweet Kotoko-Kin-chan moments, too. This is the first version where I'll actually feel sorry for Kin-chan in the end.