HeeSungSook

Allowed all over Asia, why wouldn't it be? Photos of kids are used for all kinds of school projects/parents newsletters etc.

Read it last week knowing this had been released. Binged the whole thing in a few hours. So far I like the webtoon even more than the drama.

Two episodes in and it's not bad (Solid 8 so far). The production had money behind it unlike other Korean BL. That makes it a nicer watch than most. Three of the four MLs are wonderfully cast. Gongchan and his inability to act lets the side down but you can't have everything I suppose.

They're really not though. Go to Korea, and you'll see how rare guys from K-dramas are on the street :)

He has zero talent as an actor. That's why people are criticizing him. I've read the webtoon and Won Young doesn't act like this.

Wow, where do you live? In the 5th century? Just about every actor on the planet is married or in a serious relationship. Never mind. I don't talk to stupid. And honestly, that has to be the stupidest comment I've ever seen on MyDramaList, and I've seen a lot :)

What are you talking about? Every main actor in this drama is married to a non-celebrity, divorced (Chae Jung An) or, in the case of Kim Nam Hee is married to Kim Yeo Jin (who isn't in this drama). Nobody is married to anyone in this drama. Really, what are you talking about?

Amazing how stupid this comment is.

Most people commenting on here don't understand the first thing about the Korean drama world. I lived in Korea for 7 years (moving back there next year), and I think they'd be shocked if they found out the truth about some of the relationships of their favorite stars. LOL. Also Jeon Do Yeon is one of the biggest stars in Korea. Actors are falling over themselves to be in any project she takes on.

That's lovely. Very well done and it reminded me of things about their relationship I had forgotten.

The interactions between CCY and his new assistant were wonderful, because she was originally the girl whose name he could never remember.

Even the mom wasn't that annoying, as she finally did realize what she was doing wasn't beneficial for her daughter.

I was so nervous about the last episode after the Ep. 15 dumpster fire, but the writer did a fabulous job.

Fabulous last episode that finished the series off wonderfully. Kudos to the screenwriter.

I liked how even tho Sua's mother is horrible, the writer still made her seem human when she was crying at the hospital. Wish she'd learn to stop abusing other people tho.

The story began to fail around episode 12 for me. I didn't think episode 15 was as bad as some people on here, but the show is disappointing compared to how it started out.

Now I could have called the unhinged response you just got. Every woke person I know can't formulate an intelligent response, but they sure are experts at screaming abuse. You know -- racist, nazi, homophobe, transphobe, ableist -- because you disagree with their completely out there opinions.

Like you said most normal people are running screaming from the woke these days and with responses like that it's easy to see why.

Very good in the first 12 episodes or so, but the chemistry is missing for me in the later ones. Maybe it will return for the last 2 episodes? (I'm waiting to watch Ep 15 till the last one is out.