The premise and the first episode is interesting enough but someone needs to tell romance kdrama writers that IT'S OKAY if the leads meet for the first time when they're adult, they DONT HAVE to be connected in the childhood to make the story good. After My Sweet Mobster, Miss Night & Day, and now this... I understand that Korean loves that fate or destiny stuff but it gets old pretty fast...
Why some people here want Wansoo get back to her cheating husband just bc a few lines of his sob story?? He literary had a child with another woman (which he conveniently ignore), slept with multiple women (so many that Taera already get used to his behavior), not to forget he tried to attack Wansoo (I don't want to think what could happen if Doyoon wasn't there to help Wansoo). Imo, death is too easy for him. They should've get divorced and he spend the rest of his life in regrets, seeing Wansoo happy with the man who can treat her right. Well, at least he's out of the way of Wansoo's happiness now. Good riddance.
The thing is, they made Lee Jungha's character too similar to his character in Moving. It's cute to see such innocence and naivete in a high school boy. In an adult? not so much, especially in a professional setting. Even I can't see Hansoo as an adult, I feel weird whenever I see him drinking alcohol bc in my mind he's still a minor 😅 Also, that's also why I can't see romance between him and Seojin, bc he needs to grow as a person first before starting relationship, otherwise Seojin will just be babysitting him. I hope we'll see his growth in coming episodes.
Anyways, our VP looking hot like always, maybe he'll get more screen time bc the next conflict involving his personal life.
Mijin is sooo annoying for not telling Jiwoong her secret. We can see his frustration but still trying to be understanding. Jiwoong deserves better. Like I don't even feel anything when Mijin crying while writing her resignation with all the flashback when she got the job and all. Girl, it's all your own doing for keeping the secret from the people you should've trusted the most. Also very stupid to go to the serial killer without telling anybody, but Gayeong? Like what was she thinking, dragging her best friend to confront serial killer and getting them killed?? I'm glad Gayeong didn't pick up the phone, or she would be dead. Should've told Jiwoong and together they can make a better plan to save dad. It all boils down to Mijin doesn't trust Jiwoong at all. Really suck the writer turn a smart FL into a stupid one just for unnecessary conflicts.
The cheating husband got his sob story is cool and all, but I really really hope they don't make Wansoo get back together with him. She better end up with Doyoon or stay happily single with her 18 trillion won.
SML is a creep. Let's be honest here, people are excusing his behavior just bc the actor is good-looking, change him to an average looking one and you'll get the same people calling him out.
The chemistry between the leads is very good imo. I really like when Jiwoong worried about that very small wound in Mijin's finger and tended her gently. And the way she looks at him... girl is down bad! Can't wait for them to finally get to kiss properly!
The way Park Dongho used Sujin's trauma to forced her to do his bidding in ep 5 is WILD. But I like grey characters. And although Dongho did some questionable things to get what he wants, in the end he stayed true to his purpose even if it meant his own demise.
My only gripe is after a few rounds of tackling each other down, the tricks they use tend to get repetitive. Like the hidden cam or secret recording. And even after that, they keep yapping about their plans or crimes...like come on!
They don't have much screentime but I love Jaerim's interaction with her stepsisters, especially Hwajin. In the first episode, Jaerim narrated that she feels like an outsider in the family but that maybe came from her own insecurities, because it seems that they love her and treat her like real family. And I'm glad the drama didn't make them the villain.
After My Sweet Mobster, Miss Night & Day, and now this... I understand that Korean loves that fate or destiny stuff but it gets old pretty fast...
He literary had a child with another woman (which he conveniently ignore), slept with multiple women (so many that Taera already get used to his behavior), not to forget he tried to attack Wansoo (I don't want to think what could happen if Doyoon wasn't there to help Wansoo).
Imo, death is too easy for him. They should've get divorced and he spend the rest of his life in regrets, seeing Wansoo happy with the man who can treat her right.
Well, at least he's out of the way of Wansoo's happiness now. Good riddance.
It's cute to see such innocence and naivete in a high school boy. In an adult? not so much, especially in a professional setting.
Even I can't see Hansoo as an adult, I feel weird whenever I see him drinking alcohol bc in my mind he's still a minor 😅
Also, that's also why I can't see romance between him and Seojin, bc he needs to grow as a person first before starting relationship, otherwise Seojin will just be babysitting him.
I hope we'll see his growth in coming episodes.
Anyways, our VP looking hot like always, maybe he'll get more screen time bc the next conflict involving his personal life.
Like I don't even feel anything when Mijin crying while writing her resignation with all the flashback when she got the job and all. Girl, it's all your own doing for keeping the secret from the people you should've trusted the most.
Also very stupid to go to the serial killer without telling anybody, but Gayeong? Like what was she thinking, dragging her best friend to confront serial killer and getting them killed?? I'm glad Gayeong didn't pick up the phone, or she would be dead.
Should've told Jiwoong and together they can make a better plan to save dad.
It all boils down to Mijin doesn't trust Jiwoong at all.
Really suck the writer turn a smart FL into a stupid one just for unnecessary conflicts.
She better end up with Doyoon or stay happily single with her 18 trillion won.
Now give us 'adult' kiss, we deserve it after all that dragging and unnecessary love triangle 😌
The chemistry between the leads is very good imo. I really like when Jiwoong worried about that very small wound in Mijin's finger and tended her gently. And the way she looks at him... girl is down bad!
Can't wait for them to finally get to kiss properly!
Wansoo announcing the boy is the late chairman love child while holding a laugh...love her!
Love her no nonsense personality and how she's standing up to the evil mil and jerk husband
But I like grey characters.
And although Dongho did some questionable things to get what he wants, in the end he stayed true to his purpose even if it meant his own demise.
Like the hidden cam or secret recording. And even after that, they keep yapping about their plans or crimes...like come on!
The comedy probably is not everyone's taste but I enjoyed it.
The leads chemistry is totally CHEMISTRYING!
In the first episode, Jaerim narrated that she feels like an outsider in the family but that maybe came from her own insecurities, because it seems that they love her and treat her like real family. And I'm glad the drama didn't make them the villain.