Gone

How is it that I didn't hate anyone for 11 episodes but then epsiodes 12 came and now I hate 90% of the characters. Like episode 12 really brought out the WORST in everyone.

Maybe because my financial situation is blinding my vision but I couldn't help but agree with Moohak about how it's a load of bullshit that the "huge" hit only made them 7K dollars. You are working months for 7K dollars that can't even pay the employees monthly salary? And they have the AUDACITY to be mad at him for not appreciating it? They were crying like bitches over not being paid on time and forgetting they owe him 2 MILLION DOLLARS ? It's fine the fact this gallery is not making much when it's someone's else money but not yours? The lack of morality is astonishing. Puff of Dandelions my ass. He deserved to call them out for it and I would even go as far as to say he should have SLAPPED HER (Only violence I'm okay with). She was the one who was supposed to APOLOGIZE to him and not the other way around. They were already hypocrites but they became even more insufferable when money won them over at the end, being fully happy to screw over the reputation of a man they worked for YEARS.... Like all that bullshit they were sprouting was just lies and to make themselves feel good about themselves. Moohak didn't deserve this disrespect and they are not forgiven in my book even if they came later to beg for forgiveness. They are backstabbers! They shouldn't be near 5 foot.

I love her hair as well! She looks so beautiful and elegant.

Not Lee Do Hyun and Kwak Dong Yeon rejecting this... like all three actors I like were offered. I'm worried this might be a shit script but I can't not just not watch it if Woo Dohwan played it.

The story had zero progrss in ep 9-10 ._. I'm hoping 11 and 12 are better.

Exactly. I would at least expect the other employees to give her a stern warning.

They could have made it slightly different. Like her trying to get out and gets caught by Moohak who rescue her. Or make her already in the house sleeping (heavy sleeper) and then waking up to find that mess so she locks herself in her room for safety and then he comes in to rescue her. But yea, at least we getting more scenes from these two next episode. I've marathoned 8 episodes in less then two days. I gave up sleep for it lol

That ending of episode 8... they could have done it differently but they chose the most illogical, nonsensical way ever to portray it... unless the female lead is a complete idiot, which she is NOT, don't make scene like that ever. What woman would not see a broken door knob as a red flag? What woman would enter her house, find it all messed up and still doesn't call for help or flee? What woman still stay inside when the lights not working? Was she planning to fight the intruder? Come on, being sheltered isn't an excuse tor this moment. Everyone seen a movie or two. This is my first time being disappointed in this show. Other then this scene, I'm really enjoying this drama.

How come that employee have her job when she is constantly talking mad shit about her director to other people and to the director herself? I'm honestly baffled. Wouldn't this behavior warranty a "you are fired!". I know our female lead is a sweet heart so she wouldn't say anything but I genuinely can't believe that nobody called it out. I'm even more surprised she is not self aware that her behavior is completely unacceptable and she would lose her job.

That was so EMBARRASSING! I WAS LIKE STOP PLEASE!

Honestly yes. Even the mother-in-law should have her moment

The 'we were childhood friends' trope (although in this case teens) is annoying to see. It feels like k-dramas always try to force the whole 'they were connected in the past but they don't remember' in each romance drama. Seongwon cleaning up his act is predictable trope as well. I'm curious tho what would happen if he found out she is fake.

Been a fan of Lee Ha Nee since her amazing acting in The Fiery Priest. I like everything about this drama except the romance. I don't care much about it. I was hoping to see some character development from the first daughter in law (a potential ally) and the youngest daughter. They are grey characters that could be turn into ANYTHING depending on how you use them so I wish they don't waste it by just doing nothing with them.

I know the ending of episode 2 was supposed to be funny but damn did it trigger me so damn much. You know your friend went through so much trouble to keep those sneakers safe AND fought a thief to get them back yet you sell them immediately because someone offered money? Like the integrity isn't there. The only thing keeping me together is knowing that Hyun Min won't be in trouble for hiding THAT in the shoes not that anyone would have suspected.

Haven't gotten to that part but I do see your point and kinda agree with it. Romance doesn't bother me since I already prepared for it to go towards that direction but it does feel like a guardian. Like you said, not every beautiful relationship have to be romantic but this is kdrama. You know they won't do that lol

Same! The main leads had me pull a face. It just didn't feel right. Like out of all the actors, they picked the worst match up.

Two of my most anticipating and promising young actors in one drama is a dream come true.

That's subjective. Stop being a child and go. I'll tag the first one but the hypocrisy, is real. You tag your own comment as a spoiler if you truly "care". You revealed he passed away while I didn't reveal anything people didn't know by episode 5.

My useless comment isn't for delusional people. It's called having a different opinion. Just because you viewed it as a masterpiece doesn't mean it was for me. Now stop being an ass and go rave about it to people who likes it instead of telling me off. P.S. It's an important reveal to the 7 families of the victims. But I already figured you wouldn't understand

It's called rushed ending. They shouldn't be a time skip during the most important reveal. That's bad writing. Yes I do know and no, I won't.