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The blood-wiping scene or the coffee-making scene—pay attention to their eyes and the way they talk to each other, my friend.

Actually, there are more hints than that, but analyzing them would be a spoiler, so let’s just stay quiet and watch. It’s just that with so many hints already, it’s hard for it not to be canon.

Don’t worry — even if a Korean workplace drama has a romance tag, it will still focus on its main theme. The loveline will only be explored through small interaction moments between the two characters in each episode. So far, in the 4 episodes aired, each one has had just those small moments.

What are you talking about? Which “teenage” lawyer? She’s already 27 years old, my friend.

oke let see

ahh i agree good morning bro

Adding a romance tag is normal — some dramas, like The Judge from Hell or Seocho-dong, have had the romance tag from the start, yet only a few romantic scenes actually appear.

I think with so many hints like that, there’s a good chance there will be a loveline.

So this is google translated from the JTBC site:

"In particular, most of the lawsuits in this drama are stories about love.

Love between lovers, love between spouses, love between parents and children, affection for pets, and even compassion for others,

Love in its many forms finds its way to the court at the end of the conflict.

As we take on and resolve these lawsuits, our passionate lawyers in the drama learn and ponder love in court.

And in each of their own realities, love sprouts and they grow and change in that way"
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This is the reason it has the romance tag.

Through the interview, it seems there’s a chance for a loveline, so adding it would make sense.

many hint romance bro

let see bro

loveline bro

Keep in mind, this is an extremely weak team in a corrupt school, so it needs to be developed gradually, my friend.

The rugby team is the main focus, with I Ji and Ga Ram as the two lead characters. In addition to them, there’s the rugby team itself and, to some extent, the captain of the shooting team. The loveline between the shooting team’s captain and the rugby team will be explored later. The rugby team members will continue to be developed, and the ones whose lives and personal stories have already been covered were portrayed quite well (3 out of 7 have been explored so far).

hmm chems kim min and yang se jong good?

Your story is quite interesting, my friend. If the show stays as good as it is now, it’ll probably end up with a score above 8. Anyway, watching this drama and browsing social media like X, IG, MDL, and Facebook (which is popular in Vietnam), I’ve seen quite a lot of debates. I’m just a bit annoyed with the anti-romantic group because they always bring up the loveline in discussions, yet their arguments are hollow and meaningless. They keep focusing on the fact that it’s a workplace drama and the age gap, and honestly, sometimes I get sick of reading it.

Alright then, have a great day, my friend — we’ll both keep watching the show no matter how it turns out.

There are plenty of shows without a loveline, my friend — it’s just that in this one, from the very start, both characters have been hurt by love, so healing each other shouldn’t be a problem. The hints are subtly placed throughout each episode, and up to now, their chemistry is actually really good.

Why is it wrong and something that needs to be reconsidered when two people in the same company fall in love? Later on, if they really love each other, that would simply be a challenge they need to overcome together. Saying two colleagues shouldn’t date is like holding a prejudice. The FL is portrayed as talented, but she’s still human—clumsy (being late, dozing off) and vulnerable (especially when it comes to her mother and family)—so loving someone isn’t wrong. She was actually very devoted even when her ex treated her badly, and before being cheated on she never once brought up breaking up. As for the ML, she’s only been attracted to him so far, nothing is certain yet, and she still needs more time to get to know him. But the fact that he stood by the child’s side and was willing to hit the unfaithful father naturally made her feel more comfortable and trusting toward him. If you don’t find that romantic, maybe it’s because you lean toward realism, but their chemistry is actually really good, my friend.