Shrimpy

You asked a question, I answered. Not my fault you didn't get the answer you were looking for. Nobody said you can't have your opinion, not sure why add that.

Now. There is nothing wrong with the female lead.

It's pointless. This is hard core misogyny at work and unfortunately it is not going away no matter what you say.

You are obsessed over where it was filmed instead of paying attention to the context of the story. The yellow tones aren't just in Turkey, they show up in Korean scenes too. Color manipulation is an age old trick. Or did you think desaturated colours in apocalyptic movies or blues in horror show up by accident?

But you want to be outraged so go ahead, be outraged. I am out.

No thanks. A real, actual actress is the FML as it should be.

As I said above, he was murdered in Turkey. But nothing I say will stop your "righteous anger". Yes, racism absolutely exists and it's very visible in some Korean shows (there was recently that romcom where the idol went to Africa, now that is racist). But if you apply racism to absolutely everything, it stops having any meaning. And that is where we are today. Your choice though.

He was literally murdered in Turkey. But whatever. It's pointless with people like you. Keep yelling racism. It means nothing these days.

You yell racist so much, that the word has lost its meaning.

It's that filter because of the mood and atmosphere of the first episode. It's the tragic set up of the whole story. And no, a colourful happy background does not fit.

It's obviously it's a gorgeous city from the shots they took. But keep yelling racist I guess 🙄

It's not a time loop. It's transmigration. The original Hyun Woo doesn't exist in this reality.

I just skip those comments because otherwise I get homicidal. My "favorite" ones are that she doesn't fit him because of her looks; too ugly, too old. Misogyny at its finest.

Nope. He is looking for political and legislative connections. And that can only be found in law .

Fantastic third episode. It's going to be really interesting how this plays out because the uncle and the grandfather won't sit on their hands.

I have no idea why the ratings of this went down. Wth

No. Law is where the real connections are - connections to politics. Nothing matters more in that world than who you know, who owes you, who you can turn.

Business is easy for him. What he is building here is a networking system. Way more important.

There is no swap. This is a transmigration story.

It's not reincarnation or time travel. He transmigrated into a different world. In this version his original character was never born. Think of it as if he jumped worlds.

This is not time travel. It is transmigration. He shifted into a completely different world. His original character was never even born in this reality.

If they keep to reality, he just made himself a millionaire many times over.

That's where Korea's first artificial city was made. It became one of SK's wealthiest and highest developed places. Luxury high rises, extremely high apartment prices, higher than Seoul sometimes etc. He struck gold.

It was definitely crystal clear in the novel so I preferred that solution myself too. I admit actually being confused for a second, even though I knew the situation in advance but then young Do Joon distracted me with his fine acting.

I honestly don't understand why they changed it. It doesn't bother me but unless they have some plans here which would seriously deviate from the novel, it seems pointless muddying of the situation.

It's not him. In this reality, he was never born.

I adore the office scene right at the ending because I find it so ambiguous.

The child Do Joon keeps his cool and delivers the truth about why his grandfather quizzed him in the first place, sidestepping the truth with a truth. When the vase was broken, the grandfather scolded the older grandson for this reason, losing his cool. Yet child Do Joon does not and he gives his answer.

At that point, I have to wonder if the grandfather believed him and then I think that it actually doesn't matter. Here is a potential heir that is definitely very intelligent and absolutely what the old man is looking for. If he happens to know the future all the better but if he does not, accepting his explanation is good enough because why throw away a potential asset for the company. And if the old man knows one thing, it is business, as seen by the fact he worked out the solution of fattening the shrimp. Ah ah I love this show.