aeducan15

Lol i only remember his surname is Yun 🤣. I know Hyo Min, Jin U and Min Jeong and thats it

Exactly, and it's kind of annoying to me lol. I'm pretty good with names of characters in shows, and I honestly have no idea what any of their names are, and they're on screen so little that unless all 3 are together I probably wouldn't even realize they are one of the other first years without context

There's definitely a cute budding romance between the 2nd leads, main leads are up in the air right now

Even though I liked the scene where Yun called her Attorney Kang after she won the case, there was no reason for the other first years to be there really, and that kind of just cemented the fact to me that they are only there to make her stand out as the best.

Like, almost every scene they've been in always winds up being a "Hyo Min is right/on top/etc" scene, and they add nothing else to the story. They haven't even used the fact that one of them was her classmate and it seems was crushing on her in ep 1 at all. At least he should have some type of story line since they've known each other for years

Does anyone else feel like the geography of this show was super confusing? Like, Chom moved to an apartment to be "closer to work," but then her excuse of moving back in with her mom was that it was closer. Maewnam was easily able to go to the store every day to see Wan, and the Mouse Mart was being built close to Wan's shop, but Maewnam's idea to her stepdad was to put it closer to the college so the students would use it, then Manmook's idea in ep 9 made all the students go to her store. It seems like everything is within like 5-10 minutes of each other, but they use the school as a distance excuse, except when they don't. Like, if everything is that close together, wouldn't the Mouse Mart being at the college still steal all Wan's business? I just found it so confusing and contradictory for most of the show lol.

MilkLove in black and white couples dresses is honestly just pure fire. They look so good together in general and their date outfits are honestly just wow

I said this in a comment before, but GMM did them dirty making their first relationship so messy and annoying. I think visually they fit together pretty well and would love to see them as a cute couple in something, but their storyline was just annoying in this frankly.

Edit... I just realized you're the same person I said this too last time after I posted it lmao. Sorry about that, but my point still stands

Where do you watch the reaction videos? I've never been able to find them

I'm a LingOrm fan and literally only still watching it because it's them, but it's really not that good. It's watchable, but like you said about the Ayla's hair in ep 1, it's obvious that Ch3 just tried to pump this out to collect the payday. As much as I love LO, there is absolutely no chance I would rewatch this show, it's a 6.5 at best to me, if it were actresses I don't have any investment in, I would have dropped it and rated it below 5 already

I don't agree with, but am used to forced marriages like Air's in dramas. What's extremely annoying with hers though is her mother's attitude and behavior so far. Like, yeah you can force your daughter to marry someone she doesn't want to, but you can't be surprised or pissed when she doesn't love them or even actively despises them (she doesn't despise him, seems like she's just resigned to it and wants to live her life as best she can, really.) Then bringing her ex to his birthday party, like what's the point in that? Just rubbing it in to your daughter or what? Then she has the audacity to say "Mind your manners," like, do you even know wtf that word means? Where tf are your manners?!?

I think Ai's are entirely genuine, Mae is the wildcard to me.

You literally commented "If this were a man he would have been jailed within 5 seconds," acting like she didn't get arrested. She got arrested and went to jail very shortly after assaulting him.

Umm.... She was jailed, and before her medication wore off. So it seems pretty equal to me

The 2 big ones that are more commonly talked about are Korea and Israel. Korea has a mandatory draft, but only for males, women can join voluntarily though. Israel has a mandatory draft for both genders.

The US draft is designed to be used only in like an "Oh Shit" situation. There hasn't been a draft in the US since Vietnam

I'm following the Johnny Somali case (because honestly, fuck that guy) and I know they do it for drama's sake, but it's funny how quickly cases get done in this show compared to real life. He only goes to court for like an hour or 2, then the next scheduled date is at least a month later, whereas everything in the show happens within days

Jin U having no idea how important that camcorder was to her, but realizing that it really mattered to her even though she was downplaying it and using his connections to get it fixed for her within hours is like next level green flag.

He didn't know or care why, and only even asked what was on it after it was already being same day repaired, really more for conversations sake than anything too

I don't watch previews so didn't see that. I was giving him the benefit of the doubt that dragging Ayla away was like a kneejerk reaction to finding out who Tawan's dad is. But yeah, if he's going to lock her up and stick with the assholery then he isn't how he first seemed

That's kind of my point lol. Someone added it as an actual genre, like this is a romance drama. There's been nothing at all that makes it a romance drama. Yes, it's possible, and I agree that slight romance tag would be applicable, but marking as an actual romance drama is just a flat out lie

There has to be a reason for the paywall lol

I don't understand how it can be legal for the same firm to represent both parties in a suit like this. Even if they have an "ethical wall" like they are saying they have, and are able to completely separate all information, I feel like it's still objectively wrong. Like, even if they do no wrong at all, if the party that awards the firm more money wins, I can easily see the losing party suing the firm for conflict of interest and actually having a case. Even if it's legal, I don't think it would be worth the risk as a law firm, but I'm also not a lawyer or know US law, let alone SK law, so what do I know lol