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I can't believe I eagerly completed a 16ep kdrama and.. I want more?

I don't think this drama ever reached 8.5. I remember it started at 7.7-7.8 and gradually got to 8.2. I believe a lot of us are waiting for it to finish before we rate it. Anyways, I totally recommend this, it's one of the rare dramas I've seen that gets better and better, most of them fall flat after first half. I've also been very disappointed or bored by some 8.7-8.9 rated dramas here so one can never trust mdl ratings

they even give half siblings or step siblings vibe to me. We know she's older than him and obviously the boss. I hope we find out about their backstory

true, that tag wasn't there originally and it wasn't really marketed as a romance

there were a few. I'm sure she acknowledges the sacrifices he made for the cause. Ms Go still seems to belittle him a bit. Currently he's jobless, penniless and homeless and his own grandfather wants his head on a plate😂😭

honestly I thought she was smiling more at Shin 😭 I didn't like all the Shin micro propaganda in this ep 😂

good to know that chairman regrets having hsi own son murdered 🤡

is it just me or is the auto repair shop guy the one who kidnapped Nora when she was little? he kept saying how she's "all grown up now" and "even went abroad". Did Ms Song orchestrate that as well?

which is a weird decision because those places tend to echo a lot 😭

thank you, after today's episode I was so confused, like.. what was the point of that whole charade

Maybe, they looked a bit strange to me, like they didn't mean to hurt Nora that way 😔

btw why were the girls surprised that the engagement was called off? wasn't the while point to kick mr shin out of hanmin?

could anyone with knowledge in M&A and companies explain to me did DK ventures have any chance to succeed in their intention at all? I'm confused because they got busted so easily and everyone seems to have known their true intentions from the start

why doesn't anyone acknowledge the possibility of being eavsdropped on while scheming in their enemy's lair

it took 30 seconds for DK to ditch him 😭

I haven't! does it appear in the series?

yeeees! even an IDEA of a second date please 🥺🥺🥺

I'm sorry, I should've written "I hope the writer knew that". I'm aware that the show's been written prior airing. But her writing is exactly what made us root for certain characters and be indifferent towards some others. In that terms, while writing, she must've been aware that she didn't leave almost any room for us to bond with Shin in the first 3 quarters of the drama. If she had a plan for us to warm up to him gradually and naturally, I think it should've started progressing by ep 9 at the latest. On the other hand, I just want to see the guy who shows actual development since episode 5-6 win. I want the lazy, seemingly dumb, uninterested nepo hire who respects his subordinates, communicates well, turns out to be observant and resourceful, accepts a girl and values her ways and opinions whether she's 20 or 35 and goes against his own family and wealth because people dying is not worth it to get at least a GLIMPSE of a date in the end and not to be a doormat who gives up easily 😭 Wow, this sentence was too long 😂 Honestly I'm speaking as a 29 year old woman here, who's had a fair share of Shin-like guys in my environment, they don't see further than their noses and they rarely progress in real life even when they try to. I would kill for an Albert whether he's 23 or 36 😂 this drama is triggering me 😂😂

technically he did stop them from suing her and he helped her get the job at FSS. He did some damage control, because he did love her, but I think instead of doing everything behing her back he should've talked it out with her, calmed her, explained to her how the world works and helped her learn alternative ways to fight back. Their communication back then was AWFUL and they were 26 and 29 respectively, so they weren't exactly toddlers. Their communication hasn't improved to this day. I don't mind him as a character, he's simply too bland and not present enough to even dislike him much. Maybe they'll need his help in last couple of eps so he might do something impactful. Still, I don't like him as a romantic interest. I think it's too late for the majority of audience to warm up to him or get attached and I hope the writer knows that. And she really has a chance to break kdrama stereotypical ending in multiple ways

nvm I just listened to all released OSTs. Out of six, three are romance songs, which is an awful lot for a show that barely focuses on romance 😂😭 all three songs are about an old flame so Al Bon cover and bgm don't really make sense 🤔 I think they did a good job making us guess the ending and during promotion they were careful not to spoil