JustRozelyn

This is my opinion only, and yes, I have a background in psychology/counseling. I know someone is going to go for a dig. I'm reading that some viewers didn't understand why this film "could" be considered weird. I think something more perverted comes to mind when you think too much about this concept. However, that's not the vibes of this show. I understand that there are other fantasy movies with mythical beasts in love with humans, but not the household pet. Too close to home for some. Family Guy has been an exception, and that's weird too. But, it is a fantasy, so if you keep that in mind, you can enjoy the show's beauty.

I get it. I think something more perverted comes to mind such as bestiality when you think too much about this concept. It's a household pet. I understand that there are other fantasy movies with mythical beast in love with a human, but not the household pet. Too close to home. Family Guy has been an exception and that's weird too....

What was his ending?

I was initially annoyed with the FL, but it's okay if you can get past the first two episodes.

This was some shabby writing. It went downhill fast. Also, painful to watch. #slowkill

WTH... Ugh.

I began watching. Forgot about it. I realized this show had 55 episodes--I really became disinterested. Stopped. Then I decided I rather read the recaps. I was actually more interested in Fu Zin's storyline.

The surprise! Anything to get the woman he want. They are all so young that I cannot take the business aspect part of the story serious. Not that it’s impossible with family corporations, but it’s not likely giving the storyline a bit of fantacy effect.

Tell me! I have to know what does the little brother do?

RIGHT!

A steamy couple, so I like the chemistry, but the storyline isn't that engaging. It's the typical characters. The jealous, scheming woman, the second lead male who doesn't get the lead female, the jerk, the innocent, the determined male lead, and drama in between. Also, I agree with savvygl; the male lead appears too young for the role.

This drama was so good it was delicious. I haven't laughed so hard at a Kdrama. It was satisfying. I don't understand the ratings. Shin Sung Rok made this show absolutely enjoyable.

Potential couples, but nothing serious as of 13 episodes... It's all about the female lead...

Dana, not a brick wall! I'll have to place this on my watch list.

I skipped 12 episodes and went straight to the end and didn't feel like I missed anything.

I don't get it. If the mother was smart enough to get a DNA the first time, why didn't she get a second DNA test to confirm and be on the safe side... I put this drama on hold once I saw the twist. AND it's 52 episodes long. This is one that I may periodically come back to a few episodes at a time.

Although that's not every American household, the indoor shoes can be easily overlooked; episode 3's comment had nothing to do with shoes on indoor. It's the continuation of insults, which isn't going in the right direction for me. However, that's my opinion--so please, enjoy.

Stupid to you.

And again... "You act like an American." Sigh... Dropping it. It's one of the most culturally offensive K-Dramas I've watched. It's not even funny, and I love to laugh. Three episodes in, and the rude, unsophisticated American bar lines continue. I'm sure this isn't everyone's thoughts and feelings, but my goodness.

Sigh, stereotyping and negative comparisons of cultures can literally make a film less enjoyable. I digress on this topic. Thank you all for shedding light on my question.