From Ep 11, I think the chef is gay and have felling with the doctor but the doctor is closet gay who doesn't…
I think the same. Except that I'm starting to think the doctor isn't gay. Perhaps the chef has has confessed his feelings to him and that's why he's uncomfortable.
First 15 minutes felt like I was watching a very bad European movie, luckily it got a bit better later on. Still, I'm curious to see how the story will unfold. Ready for episode 2.
Final scene was a work of art. Let me explain why. During the entire drama, the writer misled us in many ways possible. The title "Cheat on me, if you can" always implied that she would be able to kill him. Yet, we kept waiting to understand why she had been playing him when she was always an extremely intelligent woman. Surprisingly, she didn't know anything. She had faith on him until the very end. The writer managed to put every single detail in very mysterious ways while we tried to see what kind of woman Kang Yeo Joo was, and in a very smart way, going through many characters that helped the story color itself. They used the exact same scene from the beginning. The beginning when we had no clue of what was actually going on, at that point we all believed she would kill him anytime. I can't believe people didn't find it GENIUS.
I'm seriously curious about something. This is my first time watching Cha Eun Woo (my eyes are constantly blessed), so... does he always talk like that? I mean, like he's whispering?
This reminds me of Itaewon Class. In a bad way. He's too obsessed over her to the point of being annoying and creepy. And after insisting a lot, she decided to "accept" him. She should've solved her issue with the person she had been dating for 2 years as an adult. But the plot is just being childish without being fun. I'm so disappointed.
What a mess of a drama. It's watchable but it really feels like they write scripts from episode to episode. At…
I like how the writer has been misleading us to the point we know they have been misleading us but we just follow up, because we don't know for sure. I don't think it was written from episode to episode. But the contrary, everything is leading to the outcome that we are about too see. In my opinion, not messy, but clever.
Watching it to support Lee Hyun Wook because he's precious and he deserves the world. For a pilot episode it was just meh. I didn't have a good impression of any of the characters and I'm not sure I'll like the main couple. BUT, let's see. 16 episodes looking at Lee Hyun Wook's face is enough. hahahah
During the entire drama, the writer misled us in many ways possible. The title "Cheat on me, if you can" always implied that she would be able to kill him. Yet, we kept waiting to understand why she had been playing him when she was always an extremely intelligent woman. Surprisingly, she didn't know anything. She had faith on him until the very end. The writer managed to put every single detail in very mysterious ways while we tried to see what kind of woman Kang Yeo Joo was, and in a very smart way, going through many characters that helped the story color itself.
They used the exact same scene from the beginning. The beginning when we had no clue of what was actually going on, at that point we all believed she would kill him anytime.
I can't believe people didn't find it GENIUS.
She should've solved her issue with the person she had been dating for 2 years as an adult. But the plot is just being childish without being fun. I'm so disappointed.
For a pilot episode it was just meh. I didn't have a good impression of any of the characters and I'm not sure I'll like the main couple. BUT, let's see. 16 episodes looking at Lee Hyun Wook's face is enough. hahahah