I feel like i wasted so much of my time after that crap of an ending... I don't feel any sympathy for Jang Mi.…
She didn't get what she deserved?! She got far more than what she deserved, while everyone else got to gloat and avoid taking responsibility for what happened. She didn't do this alone. I wrote in another comment:
Actually I think it was fixed very well. Jang Mi was 20 when she got pregnant, so, either freshman or sophomore in college (2nd year). That is an incredibly young age to get pregnant. She grew up as the favorite, getting princess treatment from the only man she knew (her dad) and being the youngest in the family, getting all the love. For lack of a better word, spoiled. She had never experienced hardship or hard work. Her grades were so bad, Cha Dol was threatening her with "If you don't get a B..." as in, a B for her is the best she can do. So not even studying. A typical pretty rich girl who is also nice and kind and cute and lovely and bubbly, living life on easy mode.
Suddenly, it all crashes down. No money. No daddy to rescue. No princess treatment. Now, suddenly, at 20, she's supposed to know how to be mature and adult. Pregnancy is hard enough as it is. Now add to that a seriously young and immature spoiled princess, under severe stress because of her family kicking her out, living in hardship for the first time in her life.
It's too much. You can blame her all you want, but the ones to blame are the parents. Also equally as to blame is Cha Dol. His stubbornness and refusing to understand that Jang Mi isn't like him, didn't grow up like him and cannot do what he does is what drove them apart. He wanted something from her at a moment that it wasn't possible. She was pregnant! That on its own is a disability. Imagine asking a disabled person to do a cartwheel when they've never done it before without even showing them or teaching them how to do it, and then getting mad at them for not being able to do it.
She is a coward for running away, but she was a child who had nowhere and no one and the one person who promised to protect her and keep her safe made her feel judged and little. What she did was awful, but it's not all on her. The entire situation was awful, and Cha Dol actually realized that years later, which is why he was able to forgive her.
--- Jang Mi truly paid for it: she lost her career that she loved, she was humiliated, beaten for it, apologized for it, begged for it, starved, tried to distance herself to allow them peace... what more can she do? She can't turn back time. A 3 year old child won't even remember any of this for the most part. Yet, Jang Mi put it on video coming out and confessing to leaving her. She was a child herself.
can you tell me how? toxic? i haven't wached this yet..
Actually I think it was fixed very well. Jang Mi was 20 when she got pregnant, so, either freshman or sophomore in college (2nd year). That is an incredibly young age to get pregnant. She grew up as the favorite, getting princess treatment from the only man she knew (her dad) and being the youngest in the family, getting all the love. For lack of a better word, spoiled. She had never experienced hardship or hard work. Her grades were so bad, Cha Dol was threatening her with "If you don't get a B..." as in, a B for her is the best she can do. So not even studying. A typical pretty rich girl who is also nice and kind and cute and lovely and bubbly, living life on easy mode.
Suddenly, it all crashes down. No money. No daddy to rescue. No princess treatment. Now, suddenly, at 20, she's supposed to know how to be mature and adult. Pregnancy is hard enough as it is. Now add to that a seriously young and immature spoiled princess, under severe stress because of her family kicking her out, living in hardship for the first time in her life.
It's too much. You can blame her all you want, but the ones to blame are the parents. Also equally as to blame is Cha Dol. His stubbornness and refusing to understand that Jang Mi isn't like him, didn't grow up like him and cannot do what he does is what drove them apart. He wanted something from her at a moment that it wasn't possible. She was pregnant! That on its own is a disability. Imagine asking a disabled person to do a cartwheel when they've never done it before without even showing them or teaching them how to do it, and then getting mad at them for not being able to do it.
She is a coward for running away, but she was a child who had nowhere and no one and the one person who promised to protect her and keep her safe made her feel judged and little. What she did was awful, but it's not all on her. The entire situation was awful, and Cha Dol actually realized that years later, which is why he was able to forgive her.
TLDR: Incredibly frustrating, chemistry between FL and ML is amazing, they're adorable together and have lots of amazing scenes I've very rarely seen in daily dramas and the kid actor is so cute. They basically hard carried.
This is so frustrating to watch mainly because of her dad and her grandmother (dad's mother). Those two are like little pathetic evil greedy monsters running around scheming and sucking up to anyone who gets them their previous gold. It's disgusting.
Then the way the abuse is just glossed over? Like, at one point, he hits her so hard she literally crashes into the pavement and the next morning he goes to her lying in bed motionless and just says "sorry I hit you yesterday"... WHAT? And then locks her up and doesn't give her food and water? Did any of the other characters know about this? How can her older sister be ok with this? She went to the house, she must have seen the locks on JangMi's door, she knows her dad... Get your little sister out of there before he kills her. How is this not kidnapping and imprisonment? Even doing this to a teenager is crossing multiple lines by several meters, but an adult? For not wanting to be sold off to a middle age man she doesn't like? Is this Afghanistan?!
What happened to the dad and grandmother was too little. I needed to see them publicly humiliated, having them both kneel and apologize for what they did. He got away with so much evil and went to live in the woods in peace?! What?! lol
Aside from this, when my blood pressure came down, HIS family decided to raise it again. Ok, let me get this straight, this SeRa moron immature know-it-all first gets on JangMi's case for leaving Cho Rong and screams and hits her to stop her from seeing Cho Rong and tells JangMi that she should get lost and never show herself to Cho Rong. Then, when JangMi listens and actually leaves and cuts off contact and Cho Rong randomly sees her on the street and JangMi ignores the kid so as to not fan any flames, now SeRa thinks she's a cold hearted B???? Didn't you not literally beat her up to get her to do this?!?!?! MAKE UP YOUR MIND!
Then the frustrating thing with Jang Mi and Cha Dol - them taking turns turning their backs on each other. They promise eachother, "we'll be strong. I won't leave you." then by the end of the episode it's "actually, on second thought, I'm gonna leave don't look for me and get over me, bye"... like? At this point this is just their thing. They can't both want to stay at the same time. One of them has to pull back and the other has to chase. I don't get it. Cha Dol hated Jang Mi for leaving them, and then when she comes back to them, he accepts her, then suddenly doesn't want her anymore and tries his best to take her child away from her - literally being a child that was taken from his parents. I get why he did that (the contratct with Jang Mi's dad) but it wasn't the first time dealing with that man and he knew this was coming. HE was the one that kept telling Jang Mi to be strong, and one threat and he folds...
And Jang Mi. Girl cried every single episode. The abuse she took from everyone became a bit too much. Literally only Chorong was nice to her. I'm surprised she didn't end it all herself much sooner, growing up in that household. Even her sister is no good, basically doesn't even care about her.
You don't have to get anesthesia for something to be surgery. A tooth extraction or getting stiches are also surgical procedures. Same as botox. A random person off the street couldn't give you botox or fillers. You need a licensed professional to do it for you, otherwise there are health risks associated. Heck even a professional doing it has health risks. It's still synthetic material going into your body/face. So, no, it's not embarassing to call fillers plastic surgery. The term is a general term used to refer to any beauty and cosmetic enhancement.
Hating people for ps is stupid. It's their body, their choice. But acting like botox or fillers are natural and not cosmetic enhancements that require money, professional access and a foreign synthetic material injected into the body is just as stupid.
Two of the best idol-turned-actresses in the cast, both from second gen, both from groups that were active at the same time? This is everything please let Sun Hwa have a big role too omg my second gen heart is gonna explode if we get Secret and Afterschool together in one frame
I agree with the realness of it all, but my god, Dong Man was annoying. So unbelievably annoying especially the first few episodes, I was 100% on the side of the others (until learning more, but I still was mostly on their side because he was just so annoying). I don't know if he was supposed ot be autistic or just eccentric, but it just came off as an arrogant loser who never peaked but whose mom (ironic) told him he's god's gift to humanity so he thinks his shit stinks less than others or something. His scenes angered me so much I fast forwarded through a lot of it... and I hated how everyone's solution to his messed up life was to "find a woman"... like why would he mess up a poor woman's life too? That's just cruel. The man is a bum with the social skills of a 4 year old autistic kid who's never heard no in his life and he's bad with money, irresponsible, and somehow simultaneously a pushover too. Why would any woman want him and why would he fix himself by getting involved with a woman?
Also, I wanted a lot more sisters relationship, why were they so cute together that was the best chemistry ever.
This is single-handedly the most insufferable frustrating FL (AhRi) I have ever had the displeasure of seeing in a tv show since Hanna from HBO's Girls, but at least Hanna was self-aware and funny and had a lot of good lnes.
Where to start with this... I'm on episode 79 and basically nothing happens, because there is no overarching strong story. But the one thing that stands out is how absolutely horrible AhRi's chaacter is: She is immature, impulsive, ANGRY all the time (sometimes warranted but often not). She's literally always in a bad mood the first 50 episodes or so. Reckless, inconsiderate, did I mention immature? Because even if I did, it warrants another mention. She dissapears on omre than one occasion when others are relying on her - fickle, unreliable, selfish, thoughtless.
At one point she says so herself, that she's lived her 29 years of life without a thought, without considering others or consequences. Careless. The way a teenager's brain doesn't fully register the consequences of their actions so they are more likely to do something dangerous or stupid - except she's basically 30. On more than one occasion, people at her job or her family including her sister whom she is a freaking guardian to cannot get a hold of her or she's left them hanging because she got distracted chasing a "case" off the grids.
She also breaks one of the most important rules of friendship and sisterhood: if a friend/sister likes a person, that person is NOT allowed for you. She clearly knew BoRa had a thing for the guy, and still didn't even think. I don't care about a one night mistake. I care about her getting annoyed and telling BoRa that "yes, I did plan for it for years, secretly plotting ways to pop up around him without looking sus, then made him fall for me and took him from you because of my inferiority complex and because you're prettier than me and you were popular at school" ...
I agree. I’m tired of seeing these aggressive comments about webtoon readers. They aren’t attacking anyone,…
where is the "real critic" tho? the criticisms here are: - I hate it because she was a teacher in the webtoon and isn't here - I hate it because they had kids in highschool in the webtoon and everyone is so old here (because they aren't in high school) - I hate it because they changed everything from the webtoon (meaning the age of characters and her job and that's apparently everything)
literally none of these are actual critics or even about the show itself. They're all about comparisons with a different medium and project.
how come? because she wanted to do her job and didn't like when an ex-convict scam shaman kept messing with their…
he literally said so himself. He played into the real killer's game as the pawn, made it easy for the real killer to get away. This is actually a crime, even if he was threatened/black mailed to do it, he's still unfortunately an accomplice and responsible for people who lost their lives because he helped him. Even if he didn't want to.
Actually I think it was fixed very well. Jang Mi was 20 when she got pregnant, so, either freshman or sophomore in college (2nd year). That is an incredibly young age to get pregnant. She grew up as the favorite, getting princess treatment from the only man she knew (her dad) and being the youngest in the family, getting all the love. For lack of a better word, spoiled. She had never experienced hardship or hard work. Her grades were so bad, Cha Dol was threatening her with "If you don't get a B..." as in, a B for her is the best she can do. So not even studying. A typical pretty rich girl who is also nice and kind and cute and lovely and bubbly, living life on easy mode.
Suddenly, it all crashes down. No money. No daddy to rescue. No princess treatment. Now, suddenly, at 20, she's supposed to know how to be mature and adult. Pregnancy is hard enough as it is. Now add to that a seriously young and immature spoiled princess, under severe stress because of her family kicking her out, living in hardship for the first time in her life.
It's too much. You can blame her all you want, but the ones to blame are the parents. Also equally as to blame is Cha Dol. His stubbornness and refusing to understand that Jang Mi isn't like him, didn't grow up like him and cannot do what he does is what drove them apart. He wanted something from her at a moment that it wasn't possible. She was pregnant! That on its own is a disability. Imagine asking a disabled person to do a cartwheel when they've never done it before without even showing them or teaching them how to do it, and then getting mad at them for not being able to do it.
She is a coward for running away, but she was a child who had nowhere and no one and the one person who promised to protect her and keep her safe made her feel judged and little. What she did was awful, but it's not all on her. The entire situation was awful, and Cha Dol actually realized that years later, which is why he was able to forgive her.
--- Jang Mi truly paid for it: she lost her career that she loved, she was humiliated, beaten for it, apologized for it, begged for it, starved, tried to distance herself to allow them peace... what more can she do? She can't turn back time. A 3 year old child won't even remember any of this for the most part. Yet, Jang Mi put it on video coming out and confessing to leaving her. She was a child herself.
Suddenly, it all crashes down. No money. No daddy to rescue. No princess treatment. Now, suddenly, at 20, she's supposed to know how to be mature and adult. Pregnancy is hard enough as it is. Now add to that a seriously young and immature spoiled princess, under severe stress because of her family kicking her out, living in hardship for the first time in her life.
It's too much. You can blame her all you want, but the ones to blame are the parents. Also equally as to blame is Cha Dol. His stubbornness and refusing to understand that Jang Mi isn't like him, didn't grow up like him and cannot do what he does is what drove them apart. He wanted something from her at a moment that it wasn't possible. She was pregnant! That on its own is a disability. Imagine asking a disabled person to do a cartwheel when they've never done it before without even showing them or teaching them how to do it, and then getting mad at them for not being able to do it.
She is a coward for running away, but she was a child who had nowhere and no one and the one person who promised to protect her and keep her safe made her feel judged and little. What she did was awful, but it's not all on her. The entire situation was awful, and Cha Dol actually realized that years later, which is why he was able to forgive her.
This is so frustrating to watch mainly because of her dad and her grandmother (dad's mother). Those two are like little pathetic evil greedy monsters running around scheming and sucking up to anyone who gets them their previous gold. It's disgusting.
Then the way the abuse is just glossed over? Like, at one point, he hits her so hard she literally crashes into the pavement and the next morning he goes to her lying in bed motionless and just says "sorry I hit you yesterday"... WHAT? And then locks her up and doesn't give her food and water? Did any of the other characters know about this? How can her older sister be ok with this? She went to the house, she must have seen the locks on JangMi's door, she knows her dad... Get your little sister out of there before he kills her. How is this not kidnapping and imprisonment? Even doing this to a teenager is crossing multiple lines by several meters, but an adult? For not wanting to be sold off to a middle age man she doesn't like? Is this Afghanistan?!
What happened to the dad and grandmother was too little. I needed to see them publicly humiliated, having them both kneel and apologize for what they did. He got away with so much evil and went to live in the woods in peace?! What?! lol
Aside from this, when my blood pressure came down, HIS family decided to raise it again. Ok, let me get this straight, this SeRa moron immature know-it-all first gets on JangMi's case for leaving Cho Rong and screams and hits her to stop her from seeing Cho Rong and tells JangMi that she should get lost and never show herself to Cho Rong. Then, when JangMi listens and actually leaves and cuts off contact and Cho Rong randomly sees her on the street and JangMi ignores the kid so as to not fan any flames, now SeRa thinks she's a cold hearted B???? Didn't you not literally beat her up to get her to do this?!?!?! MAKE UP YOUR MIND!
Then the frustrating thing with Jang Mi and Cha Dol - them taking turns turning their backs on each other. They promise eachother, "we'll be strong. I won't leave you." then by the end of the episode it's "actually, on second thought, I'm gonna leave don't look for me and get over me, bye"... like? At this point this is just their thing. They can't both want to stay at the same time. One of them has to pull back and the other has to chase. I don't get it. Cha Dol hated Jang Mi for leaving them, and then when she comes back to them, he accepts her, then suddenly doesn't want her anymore and tries his best to take her child away from her - literally being a child that was taken from his parents. I get why he did that (the contratct with Jang Mi's dad) but it wasn't the first time dealing with that man and he knew this was coming. HE was the one that kept telling Jang Mi to be strong, and one threat and he folds...
And Jang Mi. Girl cried every single episode. The abuse she took from everyone became a bit too much. Literally only Chorong was nice to her. I'm surprised she didn't end it all herself much sooner, growing up in that household. Even her sister is no good, basically doesn't even care about her.
Hating people for ps is stupid. It's their body, their choice. But acting like botox or fillers are natural and not cosmetic enhancements that require money, professional access and a foreign synthetic material injected into the body is just as stupid.
Also, I wanted a lot more sisters relationship, why were they so cute together that was the best chemistry ever.
Where to start with this... I'm on episode 79 and basically nothing happens, because there is no overarching strong story. But the one thing that stands out is how absolutely horrible AhRi's chaacter is: She is immature, impulsive, ANGRY all the time (sometimes warranted but often not). She's literally always in a bad mood the first 50 episodes or so. Reckless, inconsiderate, did I mention immature? Because even if I did, it warrants another mention. She dissapears on omre than one occasion when others are relying on her - fickle, unreliable, selfish, thoughtless.
At one point she says so herself, that she's lived her 29 years of life without a thought, without considering others or consequences. Careless. The way a teenager's brain doesn't fully register the consequences of their actions so they are more likely to do something dangerous or stupid - except she's basically 30. On more than one occasion, people at her job or her family including her sister whom she is a freaking guardian to cannot get a hold of her or she's left them hanging because she got distracted chasing a "case" off the grids.
She also breaks one of the most important rules of friendship and sisterhood: if a friend/sister likes a person, that person is NOT allowed for you. She clearly knew BoRa had a thing for the guy, and still didn't even think. I don't care about a one night mistake. I care about her getting annoyed and telling BoRa that "yes, I did plan for it for years, secretly plotting ways to pop up around him without looking sus, then made him fall for me and took him from you because of my inferiority complex and because you're prettier than me and you were popular at school" ...
And everyone kept calling him "nice" and "good" and he kept lecturing her about her life choices.
She ended up pregnant that same night (not from r word but still). He is literally responsible for how fcke up her life turned out.
The person that ruined the most number of lives wasn't 2FL, it was the 1ML. Insufferable and he looks 15 lol.
- I hate it because she was a teacher in the webtoon and isn't here
- I hate it because they had kids in highschool in the webtoon and everyone is so old here (because they aren't in high school)
- I hate it because they changed everything from the webtoon (meaning the age of characters and her job and that's apparently everything)
literally none of these are actual critics or even about the show itself. They're all about comparisons with a different medium and project.
" i also feel like the actors are too old what a huge miss"