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That's what I was thinking. Although, I think most people are calling him that because the media in the show is. Plus he, too, labelled himself as a kidnapper, granted he is just a stalker.

I'm already shipping the couple even though it's only the first episode and I probably shouldn't ship a stalker and his victim.

Often times, the kidnapper was fascinated by her as well, it seemed. He knew he was being portrayed as a kidnapper, and as someone who had stalked the girl, he knew he was in the wrong, yet, the girl is so chipper with him, that he feels like he's done the right thing.

This reminds me so much of this book I read a long time ago, which the author took down without completing because it made them uncomfortable with how twisted it got. The girl in the book wasn't unhappy or whatever, but she was stalked by the guy because she'd written such fantasies in a book she was posting online. He didn't love her in a pure way though, he was rude, harsh, scary and everything that Onii-san (I think that's what Sachi calls him, yeah?) doesn't seem to be. He even plotted out everything, taking her book as inspiration, so I don't think this manga is as dark as that book was, judging from the first episode, but then again, I haven't read the manga to be a proper judge. Even the reasons for the girl to stay with the stalker/kidnapper were different.

The reason why I think of the book even though this is a completely different story is because in both cases, I got the thought that the whole thing would have worked out in a whole different way if they'd just approached the girls instead of stalking them and taking them away.

Albeit, because I loved the book I'd read so long ago so much, I want to follow this drama, not to find similarities, but because the plot is twisted yet interesting. Plus, I've already admitted that I've totally fallen for the couple.

It seems the manga isn't complete yet. I haven't read the whole thing, but I did go to the last chapter that was updated and it didn't seem to be completed... I'm not sure though, but I did really enjoy the first episode! :D

Trueee, there's so much she could have done for both of them, but she hid behind the victim role.

She's selfish. I don't know if that can be helped. On top of that, she wants to control Nam Shin III, and she's showing her true self because she can't.
I am so sure that she will realize she can't control anything when the human Nam Shin wakes up and be disappointed and annoying. :P

It's so weird for people to compare What's Wrong With Secretary Kim and Are You Human Too?, especially since their plots are obviously completely different. I love AYHT so much more, and I understand what you mean. A romcom like WWWSK doesn't compare to our lovely sci-fi romance. :P
I do agree though, that the messed up schedules messed with a lot of ratings and that is sad. :c

"When human Shin wakes up, what do I become?" ;-; I WANT TO CRY FOR HIM.

And yet she still thinks she's right. SO ANNOYING.

The 4th episode really has me shipping the two main leads. Does anyone see a triangle forming between the three? I hope not because there's another male lead for the other girl (Sang Ah).

Tbh, more than any of them, I'm interested in the exact story of why the third friend is scared of males.

So far, I like it. :)

After watching the whole thing, I wondered why I bothered watching the drama when the guy just seemed expressionless and the girl was acting dumb even when everything was right in front of her. I don't want to bash their acting skills because I haven't bothered watching any of their other works, though.
I get not knowing how to act in front of rich people and all that, but sometimes she seemed as though she didn't know how to act in the presence of people in general.
Truly was a disappointment that I wasted my time over this drama. :/

Congratulations on achieving a dream you didn't even know you had! This article motivates me so much, especially since I plan on going to Med School and I just hope I do well, so... Thank you for writing such an inspiring piece and all the best for your future endeavours! <3

I can't tell if it's the same song as the one during the road scene when he asks if he's asking for too much, or if that's a different one. Maybe a different version of the song? It sure does sound similar, but I've just had that scene's tune stuck in my head for the past few days!

Your comment sums up my thoughts about Kang So Bong. I liked her from the start because she was just so cute and funny and now she's growing into a nice person and it's heartwarming!

I think it's because people are used to either having extremely good FLs or completely bad ones (which are usually SFLs) so they can't digest the fact that Kang So Bong is different and is developing as the drama progresses.

Exactly, it's like they forget he's a robot. Even human Nam Shin probably has flaws! I honestly see her character developing into a nice person and it's sad that people are irritated by her. Oh well, to each their own.

About episode 12... I wonder what would happen if he finds out about Nam Shin III. Like the daughter said, he wouldn't care about a sick person that's why she's kept the son quiet, so if the grandfather finds out about human Nam Shin being bedridden at the moment then he would probably try and negotiate for Nam Shin III, wouldn't he? Since he'd want to use him however he pleases.

Totally shipping Kang So Bong and Nam Shin III. <3

I like the complexity of Hyun Moo's character. It makes him more real and honestly, sometimes my heart breaks for him. Even if he doesn't know it, all he seems to want is someone who will be proud of him and it doesn't have to be his father, although he's the only one that showed any kind of interest in him. I hope that he can redeem himself in someway, because, like I said, I would hate for his story to end badly.

Na Moo on the other hand is understandable to me. I can fathom how some viewers may be getting tired of his constant worry and guilt, but this is also because he takes his promises seriously. His love is beautiful to me.
I don't think he has suicidal tendencies, though. I think he just wants to get rid of all the bad things he sees because he hates seeing them so he doesn't give a damn if he gets hurt in the process. :)

Trueee! I actually really enjoy Hyun Moo's character, because you can actually see how badly his inferiority complex affects him and how he doesn't really want to act on what his father has taught him but does so anyway because he thinks it's the only way to be strong. I might be reading a bit too much into it, or I might not be. Either way, I hope things end well for him and he can get his life on track.

Lovely article about a lovely drama! I agree with you about Moo Won wholeheartedly. He just seems odd to me. :)

That's what I'm thinking. He's so loyal. To me it doesn't seem that he's so filial because she is his creator, but because he thinks of her as his mother. I'm just hoping that whatever happens, he doesn't have to sacrifice himself.