so we're really getting at least 8 eps of triangle huh. at this point both ML's have made their intentions clear, so it's staring to make less and less sense for FL not to draw a line. you can't string them both along.
aside from that. what kind of contract worker gets that much work thrown at them? she is getting all the responsibility for everything.
and lastly the core concept of this show(in laws living together because of their nephew) is nowhere to be seen
whose skeleton was found in the reservoir and what was her real name in the end
the skeleton was an unrelated one.
her real name doesn't really matter. she is the girl who jumped in the reservoir. she is the temp wife who donated a kidney she is Sarah Kim
she says it herself "who I am is not important, if you see me as a business women then I am a business woman,..., but if you see me as a person you may come to understand me." it's less about who she is, and more about why she did it. why she created boudoir.
If at the end, she isn't truly Sarah Kim and probably no one. What's her stand to gain from creating Boudoir,…
she tried to kill herself, and the idea of "Boudoir" is what gave her the motivation to live.
she didn't want wealth(after she just donated a big amount) she never showed an interest in fame. but she did want to create a real luxury brand, and so she did. she doesn't gain anything from it. she won't be credited as the creator. but her vision has come true. she created a fake so fake that it becomes real.
I think the plot had several major issues, which explains the low rating.One example is how the detective determined…
I think the issue is time with confirming it is time. he is on the 48h deadline, and by the time of her confession he only had an hour left.
for the looking at her scar, I would imagine they would need some kind of permission to inspect her that way.
it would be to late to bring in witnesses. he even mentions it himself around the 2 min mark in EP 8. "everyone involved with the case will know that's a lie by just looking at you"
(I guess the could've face timed, but these kinda plotholes aren't to bad in shows. rapid communications isn't a plot device that the plot relied on in other places, so to ignore it here is acceptable.)
about mok ga Hui, it was said earlier that that identity was also fake. she used that to get a job there in that department store. the body was never recovered, so there was no prints from the body. and since she wasn't murdered, but killed herself, there wouldn't be a need to get prints from her home.
We never found out her actual age or name. And what's the point of saving the brand when she will own nothing…
she tried to kill herself by jumping in the lake earlier, but then because of the idea of "boudoir" she decided to live.
so it was boudoir who "saved" her from death, not the promise of wealth, not luxury, not status. so for her to choose to save boudoir is an extension of her choosing to live, she doesn't care much about her life anyways. (as evidenced by the scene of her smoking in the investigation room "I never had that urge to want to live 1 day longer, unlike rich people"
I might have another theory. She did choose him because he and all of her con victims had something in common:…
i assumed that she didn't "choose", but said that to make him on edge. she is a con woman, and playing on people's emotions is what she does best.
so maybe she looked him up before turning herself in, or she was just improvising.
it wouldn't really make sense for her to actually have chosen him, since she couldn't control when the body got found, or who would be assigned the case.
Was the boy in the car with the parents, is that why he has a patch on his cheek?
yes, he was in that car. if you look at the scene you'll notice that they avoided showing the other back seat. (and it would also be weird for his wife to sit in the back seat if the baby wasn't there)
she really just didn't shower and go to her jov unshowered because they didn't have warm water????? i would prefer…
skorea is quite a bit colder and less humid than Brazil, so I guess not showering for a day wouldnt be that bad. she also doesn't have a physical job, so it's not like she'll be sweating much.
but my question would be why not find a temporary solution, kdramas often show spa like places, so she could go there. or take a shower in the evening with stove cooked water, or try asking their neighbour for a favor or even one of her friends.
the best solution would've to just get it fixed and send the bill to the landlord.
If you can't get even a response from them for a week, then it's their problem.
i want to start the drama but seeing people complaint about love triangle and as i am also not very fond of this…
so far, most of the complaining about L-triangle is because of flashbacks to other shows. this show hasn't released enough episodes yet to judge how it is done in this show.
btw, I usually feel annoyed instead of sad for SML, because (in the shows I've seen) it's usually SML medelling where he doesn't belong. being possessive while FL doesn't even like him(romantically). or challenging ML as if winning against him will make her like him.
Oh no! A low rating! I want this to be the drama of the year!!! Is it bad so far?
based on the comments on this platform, it seems like the complaints so far are: people not liking FL from previous projects. the use of AI in the opening(probably true) the baby(probably false for the most part, this can be true for scenes like the baby vomiting)
I'm watching 1 episode, seems like both fl and ml are lunatics, ungrateful brats
I don't see why you would call them lunatics. (this is a romcom, so the scene with the lamp is part of that lighthearted, chaotic element)
the ML is justified in not wanting to reconnect after being abandoned, even if that abandonment was justified.
and the FL just doesn't want to be a burdon to her sister, she knows how much her sister already sacrificed to take care of her. and she doesn't want to be more of a burdon. she is the opposite of ungrateful, she wants to - for once - be of help to her sister.
I highly doubt this drama will have a bad ending, since the whole point is the leads falling in love while taking care of their adopted nephew. a sad ending doesn't really fit that theme.
I always fast forward the intro on every drama I watch. I can’t imagine I’ve missed anything by doing so.
there are some great drama openings. in my opinion a good opening will immerse you into the world of the drama, or will convei the tone the drama wishes to set.
but it's always prudent to not think about the visuals of openings, these often have spoilers.
Another K-drama with a love triangle? I'm already tired of love triangles.
yep, I really wonder how they will justify him trying to get with a woman that seemingly has a husband and baby. (since the ML called her babe, so everyone will likely assume they are together, and that it's their biological son)
(I am biased since I read the manhwa) I realize that this comment is rather negative, so read at your own risk.(No spoilers past EP 1)
I don't like the change in setting, it seems like they will make the drama a lot more generic.
I also wonder 1. how much money did the Korean alcohol industry throw at this. And 2. Who thought that it would be a good idea to set a drama about pregnancy at a beer company. About EP 1: First 10 minutes seem rushed to me. And what she did should be almost be reported as sexual assault. (But it's a drama so I'll let It pass)
For the events after that: I'm not a fan of misunderstandings, so I'm glad her being his niece got cleared up at the end.
The FL spying that kiss, but not staying to see his response or asking later if they are dating is a trope that can die in hell.
At least I'm glad that they didn't make dedication to work the reason for ML's reluctance to marriage. And (so far) it seems like they also didnt make him an excessively cold CEO.
The FL is doing a great job in her role, I previously saw Heart of a genius by her, and she has fully succeeded in giving each role their own personality/vibe.
at this point both ML's have made their intentions clear, so it's staring to make less and less sense for FL not to draw a line. you can't string them both along.
aside from that. what kind of contract worker gets that much work thrown at them? she is getting all the responsibility for everything.
and lastly the core concept of this show(in laws living together because of their nephew) is nowhere to be seen
her real name doesn't really matter.
she is the girl who jumped in the reservoir.
she is the temp wife who donated a kidney
she is Sarah Kim
she says it herself "who I am is not important, if you see me as a business women then I am a business woman,..., but if you see me as a person you may come to understand me."
it's less about who she is, and more about why she did it.
why she created boudoir.
she didn't want wealth(after she just donated a big amount)
she never showed an interest in fame.
but she did want to create a real luxury brand, and so she did.
she doesn't gain anything from it.
she won't be credited as the creator.
but her vision has come true. she created a fake so fake that it becomes real.
he is on the 48h deadline, and by the time of her confession he only had an hour left.
for the looking at her scar, I would imagine they would need some kind of permission to inspect her that way.
it would be to late to bring in witnesses.
he even mentions it himself around the 2 min mark in EP 8. "everyone involved with the case will know that's a lie by just looking at you"
(I guess the could've face timed, but these kinda plotholes aren't to bad in shows. rapid communications isn't a plot device that the plot relied on in other places, so to ignore it here is acceptable.)
about mok ga Hui, it was said earlier that that identity was also fake. she used that to get a job there in that department store.
the body was never recovered, so there was no prints from the body.
and since she wasn't murdered, but killed herself, there wouldn't be a need to get prints from her home.
so it was boudoir who "saved" her from death, not the promise of wealth, not luxury, not status.
so for her to choose to save boudoir is an extension of her choosing to live, she doesn't care much about her life anyways.
(as evidenced by the scene of her smoking in the investigation room "I never had that urge to want to live 1 day longer, unlike rich people"
so maybe she looked him up before turning herself in, or she was just improvising.
it wouldn't really make sense for her to actually have chosen him, since she couldn't control when the body got found, or who would be assigned the case.
if you look at the scene you'll notice that they avoided showing the other back seat.
(and it would also be weird for his wife to sit in the back seat if the baby wasn't there)
but my question would be why not find a temporary solution, kdramas often show spa like places, so she could go there. or take a shower in the evening with stove cooked water, or try asking their neighbour for a favor or even one of her friends.
the best solution would've to just get it fixed and send the bill to the landlord.
If you can't get even a response from them for a week, then it's their problem.
this show hasn't released enough episodes yet to judge how it is done in this show.
btw, I usually feel annoyed instead of sad for SML, because (in the shows I've seen) it's usually SML medelling where he doesn't belong.
being possessive while FL doesn't even like him(romantically). or challenging ML as if winning against him will make her like him.
a good recent example is Dynamite kiss.
in Ep3 (when the shower were fixed) they were mad both frustrated and about to take it out on each other, but then calmed down.
people not liking FL from previous projects.
the use of AI in
the opening(probably true)
the baby(probably false for the most part, this can be true for scenes like the baby vomiting)
she is applying for a cooking related job afterall.
I assumed that her difficulty was because of her hand injury.
(this is a romcom, so the scene with the lamp is part of that lighthearted, chaotic element)
the ML is justified in not wanting to reconnect after being abandoned, even if that abandonment was justified.
and the FL just doesn't want to be a burdon to her sister, she knows how much her sister already sacrificed to take care of her. and she doesn't want to be more of a burdon.
she is the opposite of ungrateful, she wants to - for once - be of help to her sister.
a sad ending doesn't really fit that theme.
in my opinion a good opening will immerse you into the world of the drama, or will convei the tone the drama wishes to set.
but it's always prudent to not think about the visuals of openings, these often have spoilers.
(since the ML called her babe, so everyone will likely assume they are together, and that it's their biological son)
as far as I can tell, the child you see in the intro is ai, but the environment in the intro are genuine.
I realize that this comment is rather negative, so read at your own risk.(No spoilers past EP 1)
I don't like the change in setting, it seems like they will make the drama a lot more generic.
I also wonder
1. how much money did the Korean alcohol industry throw at this.
And
2. Who thought that it would be a good idea to set a drama about pregnancy at a beer company.
About EP 1:
First 10 minutes seem rushed to me. And what she did should be almost be reported as sexual assault. (But it's a drama so I'll let It pass)
For the events after that:
I'm not a fan of misunderstandings, so I'm glad her being his niece got cleared up at the end.
The FL spying that kiss, but not staying to see his response or asking later if they are dating is a trope that can die in hell.
At least I'm glad that they didn't make dedication to work the reason for ML's reluctance to marriage.
And (so far) it seems like they also didnt make him an excessively cold CEO.