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I understood her character more than the ML's tbh. It was absolutely mind boggling to me how he held on to those feelings after everything her family did lol. There's just no way I could do that.

For real! It must be a cultural thing. I'm always stunned by what people are willing to forgive in these dramas.

The ML's ex was so evil, that poor child.

So let me start of by saying wow!! This is the first time I've completed a drama that literally contained every trope I hate but the cast pulled it off flawlessly. You could just tell the moment the leads looked at each other that they were each other's whole world and that it was always going to be them.

This just makes me like him more!

Lol who cares? This is super common and actually a recommended practice all over the world. I tend to lean more towards the "taxation is theft" side of things, but even trying to view it from the other point of view you can't justify these insane tax bills. The government is incredibly bloated, does nothing for the average person, many countries are headed towards population collapse so why should we give them any more of our money after they fucked it up?

No wedding after all that feels illegal

she deserves an early grave

YESSSSS!!! I love this for her

Honestly that explains so much about some of the ratings on this platform lol.

Rather than a specific episode just her pattern of behavior particularly with disappearing and not communicating with the people who have always had her back.

The final straw for me was the last time she disappeared to Hong Kong.

Wait why do you say that?

So they make us wait 19 episodes for them to get together, all to do a break up in 23-24. With 28 episodes what a fucking waste of time.

Where the hell are yall finding the spoilers about the breakup?

Honestly her character and the whole concept of this show disgusted me. You're a fucking grown adult in your 30s how about you tell your partner you need some personal time and let them know you're safe. The whole bit about letting the husband think they were having an affair instead of just telling them they were in their personal space having alone time was so childish.

Nothing about this was mature lol. It was manipulative and selfish. Having your own private space and need of personal time is completely fine, and you absolutely should. But don't alienate and ghost your partner to do so. Let them know hey I need my space and the partner should be mature enough to respect it, but intentionally leaving them in the dark while you do fuck all completely disregarding them is not what you do in a mature relationship.

Okay I'm going to give it a go :)

It really has, I started watching K-drama specifically to get away from that shit.

Okay how's the love triangle in this one looking for spoilers lol and also when do the leads officially become a couple?

so i'm rewatching this and was just poking around on the internet about it, and did netflix really remove it because of the map issue from vietnam lol?