Shantiece

Her scream during that 50-second teaser gave me chills. Yang Zi is such a phenomenal actress. I can't wait for this to air.

Staying in that house after being told both father and son have escaped is just pure madness. You're asking to be shot at/killed.

The FL has a good heart, but I'm going to need her to never send money to her relatives in the mountains again; even though her nephew and his mom are the exception, the rest are greedy and undeserving.

And episode 8 was just sad. I had a feeling it'd happen but I still wished it didn't.

It's not as prominent because there's been a time jump, so the scar doesn't look as severe as it would have been if it were fresh. In episode 7&8 look at Kim Geon's U's cheek scar. It isn't as grotesque as it once was. I think you will for sure be able to see his scars better in the bar scene with Choi Si Won's character because he pulls up his shirt and shows the other men.

I just finished watching the show and he did have scars on his body. He lifted his shirt to show it and the other men were disgusted. They even added in the fact that his liver is ruined and he can't even drink anymore because of being stabbed.

I was kind of iffy if I wanted him to still be in the drama because he did pretty much ruin her life but as long as she defeats him at every single turn then I'm all for it. The writer did a good job writing him because I really hate his guts.

The number of times I cried just watching the first five episodes. The way being with the wrong man can just change the whole trajectory of one's life. I feel for the FL.

I don't even need to check and see if this drama was written by a woman, you can tell. All the women in this drama are written exceptionally well. Hong, Nora, Bok Hui, Mi Sook, even Nora's mother (divorcing the father and removing her daughter from a toxic environment--kudos to mama). No woman on this show is weak; they all have their strengths in their own way, and for that, I applaud the writer.

What a phenomenal drama. The leads had so many pitfalls and things thrown their way, but they never became vindictive. They kept a positive outlook, and karma hit the people who deserved it.

It's not terrible, but it's not great either. So, even if the script isn't the greatest, if you're in the mood for that nostalgic rom-com feeling, then this suits the theme perfectly.

This is also the first drama I've watched with Jisoo, so I was perplexed by the comments about her acting. I think her acting was fine. The only thing I didn't care for was her character in most of the drama, but that had nothing to do with her as an actress.

I can't wait for this to air.

I'm almost caught up and I believe you. What an insane individual that one is.

I'm on episode 17 and you mean to tell me that Feng Lin is still harassing them even when the drama is almost over? Something is seriously wrong with that girl.

I want to watch, but the subtitles are small af. 😭

He is the ML but this a female centric drama and they stayed close to the source material where it's focused on the FL. He stated that his role involves a more restrained, background-supportive presence rather than constant front-and-center action.

Liu Yunning said on his live that he won't have that much screentime, but I'm still tuning in regardless.

I don't understand why the rating is so drastically low. This is such a cute short drama.

This is such a good pairing.

I'm only on episode seven but so far I'd give it a 9. The FL is a sweet cutie patotie even if her motives weren't innocent, she still has a good heart and the ML is such a cinnamon roll. There's just too many unlikeable characters: Short hair girl, the manger that refuses to let the FL into college, the ex girlfriend, and the manger's son. But other than that it's a well written drama and the 70's vibe is pleasant to watch.

You said everything I was thinking when it came to this drama.