Bijigirl

Well, I never said he did anything for money. I was talking about how he supposedly gave up his family money for Yichen.

People's take on Yichen's decisions really don't take real human emotions into consideration. I'm constantly hearing how Lu Feng abandoned everything for Yichen and so Yichen should do the same but no one is taking into account the fact that their families are really not the same. Yes Yichen's mother is hellishly homophobic and her actions are reprehensible but what about her love and care throughout his life before this? Lu Feng father was a violent abusive man, the way he endured those beatings made it clear that this was a usual thing, how hard would it be to turn your back on such a parent, as for the money, he's young and arrogant and sure he can survive without it on love. I'm sure if money was the only issue it would be an easy choice for Yichen too but this concerned his not well otherwise loving mother who Lu Feng basically drove to her death bed. Mind you he didn't immediately say let's break up, he said, my mum is really sick, let's take break for a while but Lu Feng just had to aggravate matters as he always does. Why did he have to push to be chosen over Yichen's mother? If he had walked away at the house and not escalated things by outing little Yichen, the mother would have ranted of course but she wouldn't have been able to force anything and would have gone back home at which time they would continue living their lives like Yichen and Qin Lang and if she had fallen sick and tried to guilt trip him he wouldn't be persuaded by the extreme guilt brought about by the feeling that he somehow caused her sickness.
In essence Lu Feng really is the major problem, Yichen is just human.

For the guy at her job, it seems he didn't talk much for the reasons he said, so everyone was surprised about his long speech in support of her. The guy at the end is a popular Japanese actor just like Song Jong Ki who appeared with him, he was recently in a Korean - Japanese drama with Lee Se Young (What comes After Love) and had a cheating scandal. That whole ending sequence was just a tease hinting at maybe a sequel. Netflix does that a lot and it doesn't amount to anything.

The chocolatier speaking in support of Hana is different from the therapy session guy at the end

It's Crystal Park. Her name is Sujeong not Geum Gumsak

Hmmmmm

Just so I understand correctly, the 5th sister's husband will be Yang Xian who harassed her 1st sister, tried to force her 3rd sister to be his concubine and wanted to hit her when he failed?

This was the comment I was looking for amidst all the NC scene gushing, In my opinion there's nothing wrong with guiding someone younger than you even if you're dating on the right part but the way Payu does it stinks of manipulation to me, do this or I won't like you or maybe dog training, good behavior for reward.

@ZKDLIN, Me too please with a cherry on top 🍒🙏🙏

Consort Yue was a straight savage, she tore into everybody even her children, I think I'm in love

They are shown to be alive in the after credits scene

The equivalent of Choi Woo Shik and his group is actually the Chinese group, overpowered but not up to Jayoon and the girl, Lee Jong Suk, the Captain and other field agents from the company are actually the equivalent of Park Heeson's character from part 1, first generation super soldiers with some kind of side effect, not as powerful as the latest generation, who they see as monsters (they kind of are since they were raised in an environment designed to foster psychopathy, having to fight for their lives against themselves and wild animals as shown in part 1)

Most of the comments I'm seeing are saying, "I can't believe Jiwoo kissed him and then behaved that way afterwards", implying there was only a kiss.

Reading all these comments, am I the only one that gets that they actually slept together after that kiss? I mean the next morning Jiwoo comes out of the house very early and when the day is a little brighter Seo Jun comes out looking for him and then that dinner conversation where Jiwoo cruelly suggests they should carry on like 'this', sometimes eating together and sleeping together, clearly trying to demean what happened and there was also that prologue scene that clearly took place in Jiwoo's current bedroom where Seo Jun pulls him into a spoon.

This of course just goes to show how cruel Jiwoo is being to Seo Jun, initiating a kiss and sleeping him and then cruelly crushing the hope of reconciliation.

All am saying is......... writer, he better have a good reason for his behavior.

Although, I will confess I'm one of the people kind of enjoying the angst, I wouldn't stand for it in real life if Seo Jun was my friend of course but it hurts so good in reel life.

When he speaks to Kyung Min he doesn't act like he's only protecting and serving as required by his job, he acts really self righteously like he wouldn't hurt a fly let alone people who hurt him which his why I wondered if he repressed his memories. As for saying he is a severely abused child to excuse his murder of not even his bully but a friend, I refuse to accept that as an excuse, I agree he was traumatized but even Kyung Min who was abused for longer and even at home has not yet killed an innocent friend and even forgave the truly repentant bully. Basically we can understand a perpetrator's trauma but not excuse of his crime even when it is merely violence much less the murder of a friend

Al I can think is poor Cheol, taking in those piglets turned out so badly and Jong Suk, I can't believe it, he's been so self righteous about protecting Kung Min's targets. I'm full of fury towards him while a part of me is wandering whether he didn't completely suppress his memory deciding it was suicide or if whether he was really shameless enough to have those conversations with Kyung min knowing what he did.

The fact you're unaware you're acting in a terrible manner does not mean your behavior is not terrible, that he doesn't know how to deal with his mother does not mean the way he deals with her is not terrible. The fact that Tofu is a stranger who looks and acts like people from his past is not an excuse for violence, an attack on a stranger is still assault. Changing for the better is all well and good but he is terrible and that's why there is a need for change. What is wrong with acknowledging the fact that he acts terribly.

Cope with the frustration all the time? He doesn't even cope sometimes, he rages out at her whenever she does anything he doesn't like, he's only calm when she seems stable

You're suspicious, send him out of your house, don't let him stay and habitually assault him when you're angry or suspicious.

How am I supposed to root for this romance when I think I actually hate Nut and the relationship seems abusive to me. It is bad enough that he is a terrible son who treats his mother who is not well so terribly but the hitting..........sigh. I'm sorry but no trauma excuses violence for me especially towards a romantic interest, I mean he already shouts a lot to show his pain boohoo but why must he always be throwing punches at Tofu and then we'll have a scene where he is tending to injuries he caused and Tofu will be making excuses for him on account of his trauma, what about the trauma he is inflicting on his mother and Tofu. I'm so dumbfounded that there are people defending him, please trauma is not an excuse for abuse against your lover/partner or even just a dependent like Tofu initially was no matter the gender of the abuser and the victim.