Aramintai

Maybe it's a plot piece from What's Wrong With Secretary Kim? ML and FL were kidnapped when they were kids, but nobody in FL's family even knew she was abducted along with ML, because she sneaked away from home at night when nobody was around and returned home after they ran away from the abductor with her family non the wiser. But, yeah, if ML in this drama actually had a link with FL all along, not with his sister, then something bad happened to FL that day too.

And disproved it later when ML and FL were doing the same in episode 2.

I've a theory that ML's sister is not dead, but got kidnapped by her father to live separately with him. He divorced ML's unhinged mother later, but maybe there was trouble with their marriage even earlier. Splitting kids like this is not unheard of. We still haven't seen ML's father in the present day, so it's possible. Otherwise, complications are rather unpleasant. I don't want this plot to turn into a real child murder covered up by the whole neighbourhood, and the vibe of this show so far gives hope that the sister isn't actually dead. But all those neighbours do look pretty sus though, definitely guilty and covering something up. Alternatively, maybe there was some accident, like with the stalker jumping out of the fridge and under the car wheels, but since it's a sketchy neighbourhood where nobody trusts the law they covered it up.

Also, it seems that ML and his sister didn't have a link after all. It was FL all along, she was always nearby when ML's sister got in trouble, so he thought it was her, not FL, who was just some random new kid on the block at that time. And maybe the link was gone not because his sister died, but because he moved out of the area with his parents, or maybe because FL was there with his sister that day and something happened to her too (like, why she can't remember that day clearly?). And returned back maybe because FL started working near ML's restaurant.

As for FL's relatives, I think they killed her abusive father. Too many hints were shown about it.

Also, police officer that always defends that hobo is his son, definitely. Probably alienated himself from his father to live a normal life, but feels guilty for writing that confession letter to ML.

I don't really care, probably something dumb, like thinking that China is the only country that has the right to produce dramas of this genre 🤦‍♂️. Or something even dumber like a Tomorrow drama controversy .
You shouldn't worry about it either, this show is great (so far) and when more ppl watch it the scores will sort themselves out.

Looks like some snowflakes've found something to be upset about in this drama, judging by the score bombing. What dumb reason is it this time?
Personally, I absolutely love this drama so far. Good thing I stopped believing in MDL's scores a good while ago.

Aside from the beaten to death cliche "met as kids = destiny!" with a supernatural twist, this drama is pretty good. Comedy and crime mystery suspense are captivating so far.

Sounds dumb and very unfair for ML.

Looks very big budget. And fresh, for Korean TV, that is. I'm sure there are countless Chinese (wuxia?) dramas like this. Anyway, looks interesting so far.

So about ML's birth secret...Even if his father's body was possessed by the king at the time of conception, we all know how genetics work, right? Or they gonna claim in this drama that DNA gets transferred through parents souls since it's fantasy? I just...🤦‍♂️

Yes, it has a happy ending.

A bit overrated. Yea, acting and production was ok, but NK stereotypes were a bit much and in the later half it became too soapy, plot became nonsensical and characters started behaving very dumb. First 9 episodes were very good though, could have ended with FL finally returning to SK. But writers wanted some sort of happy ending so the later half of the show suffered because of that. Ending was not my cup of tea either - just go live together in another country permanently if you love each other so much.

Eh, utterly ridiculous fantasy plot made worse by making characters middle aged. It's very clear that the audience for the webtoon on which this drama is based upon was made for teenage/young girls that naively dream about destiny and perpetual perfect love. Newsflash - there is no perfect love, you gotta work on it every day with your partner. But FL here, while already middle aged, still keeps on dreaming like a teenager that once she sees the right guy in her future then it's her destiny, all the while hurting all the other guys that she dumps and who did nothing wrong. She's a coward who's afraid to live in a relationship, looking for the perfect one with no problems. What's worse, what she sees in the future is random and without context, so of course, sooner or later it is misinterpreted.

And ML is no better, he's an even bigger coward, unlike FL he can't even tell her what his ability is or that he knows her from their past.
What was the point of making characters older than in the webtoon? No idea, they still act like teens and because of that dumb misunderstandings and suspicions keep piling up. Watching adult people act this way is just cringe.
And them having six super heightened senses because of shared trauma doesn't make any scientific sense, no matter how much this drama tries to dress it so.

Most side characters are also super annoying.

Also, I just really hate that dumb trope "met as kids=destiny!". This drama's plot strongly reminds me of "What's Wrong With Secretary Kim?", but that drama was better, with no dumb supernatural gimmick.

The "new" secretary was one of the three ex-secretaries of ML. She was ML's secretary before FL, seems like ML took her back after apologizing to them. He also took another of his ex-secretaries back as an assistant - you can see her greeting him in the office. The third ex-secretary returned to her hometown after her son sent a makeshift bomb to ML, she didn't receive the apology. The suicidal girl was a teacher at ML's company, she most likely went to jail offscreen for kidnapping and attempted murder.
3 people who called the ambulance were FL, Kang Min - the guy who hit him with a car, and his backstabbing best friend Oh Segi. So they hated him, but still had conscience.

Teasers get better and better. Can't wait!

Just watch a few episodes before judging. I’m not spoiling the plot even more here, it won’t be as interesting to watch.

Have you seen Graceful Family? That k-drama is the ultimate makjang bull**it.
Tomorrow is definitely not it.

Recent good ones: A Business Proposal, Crazy Love. Also, Mr. Queen, Crash Landing On You are pretty good.

Well, you've read the synopsis I hope. It's a rom-com about a boss and his secretary. But it starts in an unusual way with main characters really hating each other's guts and goes further from there.
FL learns she's about to die, with ML partly to blame, so she decides to take revenge on ML. ML is shown as cold hearted, but also is very smart and competent CEO - he learns that somebody wants him dead and sends him frequent death threats. When at ill fated day X somebody actually tries to kill ML with a hit and run he pretends to have amnesia after the accident to lure the suspected villains out. FL uses this situation to stay close to ML to exact her revenge on him by pretending to be his fiancee. Hilarity ensues from here, because ML has to play along and suffer.
As the story unfolds it reveals ML's backstory, why he's such a cold bastard to everyone. FL and ML start to develop feelings for each other by spending lots of time together. There are several villains plotting ML's ruin and even death. And it all gets resolved with no loose ends with a very satisfying ending. That's about it without getting deep into spoilers.

What do you mean by similar? Rom-coms about a boss and subordinate? Or about actors and lawyers?

ML actor is popular for a reason - he can act various roles very well. And here he's not even that pretty with businessman haircut. But he plays his role absolutely spot on.