JustPeachy

Right! I kept thinking I must have missed the pills explanation but I guess I didn’t. That whole scene was so weird.

The hate is definitely weird. I keep seeing apologies posted and I don’t understand why. It’s a fictional drama, it’s not that deep and it’s certainly not going to be historically accurate when it’s set in a different universe.

The drama was mid though and lots a plot holes. Still not a reason for the faux outrage.

Plus, who tampered with the brakes on her car? The man was said to have died but there’s no way that’s the end of it. He had to of been hired or at least have a motive! They just dropped it like it never happened.

A generous 7/10 for me.

I was really hoping it would be Jun Ho that snapped and killed Seo Rin because she wasn’t Jang Mi. I never thought CEO witch would make the call herself. That’s so boring. Maybe there’s a twist and she’s not really dead dead? Just sidelined again cause they have to fill 20 more episodes and couldn’t keep up with Seo Rins inconsistent character? One min she’s smart enough to bug her moms room and connect the necklace dots and who the long lost daughter is. The next she’s taking random pills from the person she knows isn’t to be trusted and hanging on every word of the person she knows can’t be trusted?

Maybe she should just go.

Omg ahahahahaha

Same and same. was curious if this one became worth it but the comments aren’t selling the FL character. Scarecrow is fantastic though so that covers the thriller crime drama genre. I’m satisfied.

Did you keep going? If so, did it get better?

Definitely don’t need her to suddenly be a criminal mastermind. I don’t think anyone expects that. Her actions were just so bad during the first 2 episodes. She lacked basic survival skills so it was a little frustrating to watch. I’d been deciding if I should give it another shot because the plot sounded fun but older comments aren’t giving much in terms of character development.

Guilty, put on hold after episode 2. Has the FL wised up yet or is she still making terrible decisions?

Found on DramaBox titled A Love Worth Breaking the Rules

Because MDL is playing a cruel joke and not updating it yet.

I have to watch Kitchen Soldier first because this drama is too heavy and I can’t switch gears that fast.

Right! I kept hoping she didn’t realize who her new 1/2 brothers were but with the preview, it seems she didn’t care and now her son thinks the ML is a POS. I felt sorry for her before, but if that preview is accurate then she’s just as shitty as her paternal family.

Dude, who excitedly tells a shady looking stranger where someone else lives then asks why?

So now we get to quickly dive into the ML past. 3 episodes left.

Exactly this. Anyone paying any attention knew it was ki hwan as soon as his face appeared on screen. The writers did a good just of getting us to question everyone, but he was always at the top of the short list of potential suspects.

Sun is absolutely correct. Most everyone clocked him as the murderer as soon as we saw his face on screen. What the writers did a good job of doing was trying to direct the viewers to look elsewhere and question everyone. It worked. We’d question what we knew. But in the back of our heads, he was always suspect #1.

That’s just it, we don’t know if he ever got a DNA test done. CEO witch told him to get one done before she moved into his house. He said he would but why would he actually do it knowing it wouldn’t or shouldn’t match him or his son. After that scene the show jumps 20 years to the future to where we are now.

Listed as Until You Say Yes, on DramaBox

I really wish kdrama writers would do away with the unrequited love tropes. I can’t remember the last time it added value to a drama.

Glad I’m not the only one 😂