I'm really enjoying this drama but the entire premise for nor staying in touch for five years is paper-thin. It's only in dramaland that you'll carry a torch for one person for years without seeing them. Guess I'm too old to believe the fantasy any more.
Refusing money from people who want to help you after a misfortune seems silly to me. I get it, pride and whatnot, but it's impractical.
Loving the relationship between Xu's mum and his grandma. I thought they were mother and daughter from the start. The mum is a little scatterbrained but her heart is in the right place.
Also like that there is no real villain. Just people who misstep.
A country whose police are notorious for minimising sexual and physical violence against women is not one I'll trust to determine statutory rape, especially where the victim has passed and cannot speak for themselves, and the alleged perpetrator is someone of means and popularity.
Saying you dated someone you've known since she was a child, someone you were 13 years older than right after she reached legal age, "after she became an adult" (18/19 ) is not the defence you think it is.
These two things are enough for me to form my opinions.
Why are the meal portions so tiny? There's barely anything on the plates. I know boarding schools are tough but I doubt any teenage boy is making it through one class with just that in their stomach.
The twins' strategy of kicking someone who is already down is so wicked. It's going to rebound on them in the craziest ways. Still, I only have eyes for Jin Goo even if he's playing the dumb twin.
was the truck was hired by Mun Do? earlier, Cha Segye went to look for Seori at her place and dodged a truck that…
Maybe to make a convincing case about the truck losing control or driving erratically so it doesn't seem like Seori and the old man were targeted? Almost hitting Segye would just be a coincidence. If the driver really wanted to hit him, he would have.
Couple of things...they totally glossed over her explanation regarding her past. Really? And he believed all of…
We enter the scene with him confirming what she said which means she's told him the whole thing but the viewers don't get to see it because we know the backstory and it'll be repetitive and a waste of airtime. Plus he'd already promised to believe her. Why belabour the point? I thought it was well handled.
really dislike like half of the guest in the 1st batch, they come across as too attention seeking and annoying,…
Disliking real people, not fictional characters in a show, because of their outgoing personalities, says a lot about you. And wtf is "normal"? I preferred the second group as well, but your comment pissed me off a little.
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Loving the relationship between Xu's mum and his grandma. I thought they were mother and daughter from the start. The mum is a little scatterbrained but her heart is in the right place.
Also like that there is no real villain. Just people who misstep.
A country whose police are notorious for minimising sexual and physical violence against women is not one I'll trust to determine statutory rape, especially where the victim has passed and cannot speak for themselves, and the alleged perpetrator is someone of means and popularity.
Saying you dated someone you've known since she was a child, someone you were 13 years older than right after she reached legal age, "after she became an adult" (18/19 ) is not the defence you think it is.
These two things are enough for me to form my opinions.