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It's like he said in ep 5? maybe 6. He absolutely refuses to let her die again. I think his plan at that moment was to make her think they were nothing so she doesn't blame her happiness for Sumiyoshi's illness

The Chinese versions according to MDL are super short, like vertical drama short, so my assumption is they are going to be super dramatized and very loosely follow the script. Probably will have 20 minute scenes of the Reina/Su Min character publicly talking down on and abusing the Misa/Ji Won character until the Suzuki/Ji Hyuk character steps in and puts her in her place lol

He kind of called it off in the SK version as well, thinking that his death was unavoidable. In that one, he planned it a lot longer though and made sure that she was set for life (Made her a billionaire without telling her.) At least in the KDrama, it was VERY short lived and he didn't "pawn" her off to the chef, but the chef and Hui Yeon (Miku's character) were already a thing at that point.

My money is on him not going to her hometown, but to find the best, most famous doctor for stomach cancer to treat the Section Chief so Misa no longer feels she needs to sacrifice herself for her friend.

"I can't believe Misa didn't tell me about your debt"

You literally ruined every single good aspect of her life on purpose, made sure she was basically shunned everywhere, trash talked her behind her back every chance you got, slept with her fiancee in the hotel room she paid for, then got "pregnant" and married her fiancee out from under her. Why the fuck do you think she owes you any type of explanation on anything?!?

And yes, I know the affair to marriage part was by Misa's design, it doesn't change the fact that she did it willingly. It's not like Misa drugged them to make it happen like a vertical CDrama

Miku cracking her knuckles and shaking out her fists while walking to the apartment to meet up with Section Chiefs cheating husband cracked me up. I love her character so much. In both versions, she is my favorite

I doubt that's the reason. I believe they are required to do their time before they turn 30, so he probably already completed that a while back, and I think I remember seeing something about him completing his time around COVID, or maybe shortly thereafter? IIRC, he did his time before he filmed Big Mouth

The first thing that I will say was definitely better done in the KDrama is Hui Yeon/Miku's romance arc. I felt it was very unpolished in the KDrama, but at least they had scenes together. At the end of 7 in this one, they met but didn't really have any camera time at the grape harvest, sat together openly spying on Misa and Suzuki at his restaurant, then were shopping for groceries together? It feels like they are just adding that romance to follow the webtoon, but decided to put 0 effort into it and only focus on the main story

got ya. I assumed that's what she said since it's like THE line of the story, but I just finished 7 and haven't gotten to start 8 yet. Thanks for the confirmation though!

Did she mouth the "Thanks for taking my trash" line to Reina? There weren't subs since she didn't actually speak, but I'm guessing that's what she said to her? If so, that's a much more badass way of doing it than in private like Ji Won did imho. It was subtle enough to not make her the bad guy, but also blatant and public enough for anyone at the wedding that cared to watch

I didn't read the webtoon or the novel, but they were very different from what I've heard and read. This adaptation is following the webtoon and the KDrama followed the novel, so it could very well be true to the source material, FWIW

Easily top 3 OSTs for me, I'm actually mad it's not on Spotify, at least yet

I'm not saying they look anything alike, but the FL kind of reminds me of IU. Like, she's drop dead gorgeous, but at the same time she's more cute and adorable than hot? Like, she has the appearance and bearing that makes your first impression seeing her be more "Aww" than "Damn" if that makes sense?

Haven't gotten to that part yet, but that scares me lol. That thing was hideous

I've seen almost nothing but love for the show everywhere lol. I do think it should be like 8.7-8.9 range, but I honestly don't agree with it being underrated or hated. Even most of the comparisons I've seen (mine included) are positive towards this adaptation over the KDrama.

I love them both, this one probably a little more, at least so far, but even though it's the same story they are completely different and I love both of them for different reasons.

Yeah, it's very subtle. Honestly subtle enough that I could just be reading too far into things tbh lol

According to https://news.mydramalist.com/article/good-boy-rises-to-its-highest-viewership-law-and-the-city-drops-to-its-lowest, it's not doing amazing, but still very respectable in SK. I've seen other dramas in the same time slot with way lower numbers. But it's also doing amazing internationally according to https://news.mydramalist.com/article/lee-jong-suk-s-comeback-drama-law-and-the-city-dominates-global-rankings-in-over-150-countries-0110121292. It's been a chart topper almost globally

Just started ep 2 and damn can both these girls flirt

My guess is it isn't over yet. The final scene of ep 4 was the ex texting him asking if he's back to being An Ju Hyeong instead of the assholes lawyer

The OTTs usually release them 30 minutes to an hour after they finish airing, so it'll probably drop in like 45 minutes or so

It kind of feels to me that they are possibly setting up Sang Gi and his direct boss for some sort of relationship. It probably won't be a major focus in the show, but I think they'll be together by the end