Gone

This show successfully made it seem like it's mostly Dae Young's fault that they got divorced. And I hate that because there were many moments were he actually tried so hard to please his family.

53 episodes in and I'm trying to make sense of this shit plotline. I got this far so I want to continue but 120 of this nonsense might actually kill me slowly. The DNA test didn't make any sense...

The February 23, 2021 is making me close my tab for this page.

Lee Hyuk was my worst case. He literally had no redeeming qualities and was trash 90% of that show but, actor Shin Sung Rok, who I never cared about before, somehow managed to steal the spotlight on the later half of The Last Empress.

You know the irony about this is how Kim Ho Ran could have literally escaped jail time if she just let Eun Su go instead of constantly trying to drag her down. Eun Su, originally, wasn't seeking the truth. She just wanted to be with her daughter. If Kim Ho Ran didn't interfere, Eun Su may have continued her lie and lived her life pretending. But instead, Kim Ho Ran made her own downfall by poking what she shouldn't have. Irony works a different way.

I was and lowkey still am rooting for DY to fix his relationship with DJ. They sacrificed so much for each other for their relationship to just end up like this. 18 years of hardship and humiliation, they stuck with it for their kids. Their love and kids were the world to them so a replacement shouldn't be easy. But at the same time, I hate how they finalized their divorce. To go back after making such tough decisions will make me question why give up in the first place? They could have delayed it. Divorce ain't a child play so I don't like it when a reversal decision comes pretty quickly just because they realized how the other was doing while they weren't around to see it. I know the main message is about how "we take love for granted" so I'm not saying this because I didn't get the show.

I'm lowkey begging them not go down that road. However, so far it isn't cringey or awkward. I'm kinda hoping we will keep it up that way even if the outcome is not what I wanted.

Can I say I respect Yoon Sang Hyun for accepting this role? I heard a lot of actors refuse to accept roles that aren't main leads after they gain fame. While he is a "main lead", let's admit he gets less screentime here than side characters. Most actors wouldn't accept letting a upcoming actor take the whole spotlight. I really admire that about him.

Lol you spared yourself the trouble.

5 years age gap is hardly an ajusshi romance... If I'm 17 years old, does that make every 22 year old in this world ajusshi? No. It doesn't. I would say it's an ajusshi romance if the actor is 40+ and the actress is still in her early 20s.

I'm here for Shin Sung Rok. Never seen this actor play a good role lol so I'm here to see what role he accepted.

I noticed him in Lie After Lie and thanks to that, I'm watching My Healing Love... let me just say I'm absolutely smittened by his role in that drama. For the first time, I'm squealing and fangirling over an actor. That never happened before. He was huge charmer and his mischievous, innocent acting won me over. There is a 17 years age gap between us but if he existed as Jin Yoo, I genuinely would marry him. Phenomenal acting from him. 10/10

I remember enjoying this drama a lot in 2015 but I can't remember anything LOL I'm considering rewatching it but I'll first go through all the new dramas before I start this.

In My Healing Love, at the end, he was speaking with the Black Butterfly CEO in English and he was fluent without any accent O.O he had me shocked but honestly, there are a lot of actors who are seamlessly. Didn't expect it from him though.

Woo Dohawn is an actor. He was the second lead of The King: Eternal Monarch and his role shined despite that show being a hot mess. He was the only redeeming quality.

When I saw the second male lead, I thought to myself, "Oh boy, here we go again with the annoying love triangle" I thought he was going to put up resistance and be a hinderance but I was pleasantly surprised with him. He is honestly one of the best second lead we got this year (aside from Woo Dohwan).

There aren't people who I hate more than unemployed people who leeches off others happily! It almost makes me lose my head. At least be humble if you can't help out NOT be full on spoiled!

5 Enough is a weekend drama and they usually have the best second female leads. The thing is, they give these SL their own love story if it don't work out so it makes it refreshing while 16 episode drama aim for annoying love triangle.

Done.

So true. It is predictable but I still come each week to see what will happen next ._.