Why is FL always the one who gets hated? ML also hide that he helped his ex-wife until she called.
He lied to her and said he would do it again. He doesn’t say anything about his feelings, and leaves her to squeeze it out of him, and he keeps hammering on she’s too good for him and makes her out to be the dramatic one because she’s vocal about her feelings and trying to set boundaries. He’s treating her like her father is treating her mother.
I’d say this is more self aware in its ridiculousness than Mad Concrete Dreams, if that helps. The set up here is extravagant but ordinary, the set up in Mad Concrete Dreams was ordinary but wild.
Netflix is releasing dramas fast this year , they're not taking even one month gap 26 June, 17 July now 7 August
The two original dramas in June this year was the most surprising, granted Teach You A Lesson was initially postponed. I guess they’re capitalising on demand and success
Im really loving how maturely they are handling the breakup of FL with her ex. There are interactions between…
Episode 3 definitely made me appreciate this drama more. I love how the various sides are being handled and we can see them slowly get close to eachother while taking their jobs seriously and growing individually.
Yet, Ji-Yoon is the problem.
The method? We can only know when the drama begins
I guess they’re capitalising on demand and success
Ji-Yoon knew she didn’t want to get married to Ga-eul, but she proposed anyways. It’s trying to hold on to a relationship that’s been over a long time
I didn’t realise how that bothered me until now