How abortion is a proof of pressure ? She might have done it willingly.
An abortion isn’t proof of coercion, that threat message is. She has 0 reason to lash out if the decision was truly hers.
Naturally, she has every right to demand the father take responsibility, though doing so is virtually impossible given how the K-entertainment industry operates, the contracts and whatnot. The moment the agency gets involved, they will spin the narrative to protect their investment, framing the situation to suit their own agenda.
Yet strip away the PR machine, and it’s a story as old as time: a woman gets pregnant, a coward dodges responsibility, and he weaponizes his career, backed by a label desperate to protect its bottom line, to force her hand. Enraged, she takes to the internet to torch his reputation. It may not tear down an industry titan, but perhaps it will wring out enough hush money to buy her a little justice.
first 3 episodes were okay, then suffer until episode 9 or so before it becomes watchable again
How’s the pacing? - It starts well, but gets bogged down in the criminal subplot for far too long. Frankly, the villain seems to have nothing better to do.
What about the romance? -- It’s there, but the overwhelming amount of crime plotlines drags it down to a total bore.
Does it get cringe? -- Most of the time, though it remains tolerable enough to push through.
Are the dialogues actually well-written? -- They could certainly use a little more polish. More glaringly, there are too many plot continuity holes, leaving you constantly asking, "Wait, how did he/she...?"
half way through ep2 and found too many loophole and shit writing stuff I sensed back in another ML bad drama. I guess he's a magnet for bad writing. Same old shit and that is a shame because I love the FL. Hopefully it gets better because this drama sits as a solid 5/10 drama for me. not giving up yet, let's see how it develops
I've watched it till ep 4 and so far so good and i have a feeling for those who watch it till now that her ex…
it would be really weird, I mean she's friend with his sister, worked together, ain't no way she wouldn't know. But.. judging from the phone call she received during the accident, the caller (I think it's the sister) didn't really say anything about the lil bro dead, just being surprised and cried. I'm guessing the writer probably will bring back the character and the drama will go down from there, if that really happens.
I did enjoy this drama but in many places it felt so confusing for unnecessary reasons, like why does it matter…
She is Sarah but claimed she isn't. It's impossible for the police dude to prove it since Sarah isn't really a real identity. she made that decision to save Burdoir. in a case Sarah died, investigation will have to stop, a big company (Nox) will own Burdoir, it will not be a fraud anymore and most importantly will be untouchable.
The lost tissue sample was a loophole I believe, the story about it was edited out IMO, because it will involve another character possibly a police dude that picked a random phone call in one scene or maybe the newbie police dude with ambassador father. they want to cut the story to 8 episodes for some reason. common in drama.
I think the part that she has an insider in the police department has somehow been edited out because of business decision or national security (idk, just wild guess) reason. There are fragments of them everywhere and I think most of us noticed it (and let it go). Ain't no way she could pull all this without proper police connection.
She's pretty but why she looks awful in designers chaebol outfit? everything about the adult version feels weird. Seems like clothes she borrowed from her mother. I guess chaebol daughter character isn't for everyone. Haircut looks cheap too.
Why did you start this in the first place? The synopsis put heavy emphasis on her rise to fame as an actor. The…
as with every kdrama ever, I expect it to be something watchable, to me at least. I like the FL. Am not the type that read the synopsis, watch trailer wtv. would've tolerated my least fav genre with proper writings if the casts are good but this one suck ass the moment she becomes an actor, it goes from a solid 8.5 to a 6 real quick with how the story is moving. so you got paid to celebrate mediocrity or what ?
the drama started soooo well but now it's the last thing I want to watch when I'm running other good thing to watch. I think making the storyline about actress world is lame af. It could be so much interesting if they made her going through different career path. Kdrama about actor/actress life is my least fav genre.
I started watching because of LJW but stayed for Song Ha Gyeong. She is, I'd say, a frightening 95% replica of my past ex, from her look, the infamous resting bitch face to her haircut, the way she moves her arms, the way she dresses, and the fact that she says super mean things all the time. It's a crazy dynamic I couldn't handle because I was too young at the time, but I stayed for four years until it shattered me into micro-pieces and I had to leave.
I just finished episode 7, and the most logical thing I could say from experience is that the ML will die alone and age super fast if she chooses not to be with him in the end (although it's unlikely for a drama). Nothing beats this type of relationship, every other girl you meet afterward feels stale af, and it's not their fault at all.
Naturally, she has every right to demand the father take responsibility, though doing so is virtually impossible given how the K-entertainment industry operates, the contracts and whatnot. The moment the agency gets involved, they will spin the narrative to protect their investment, framing the situation to suit their own agenda.
Yet strip away the PR machine, and it’s a story as old as time: a woman gets pregnant, a coward dodges responsibility, and he weaponizes his career, backed by a label desperate to protect its bottom line, to force her hand. Enraged, she takes to the internet to torch his reputation. It may not tear down an industry titan, but perhaps it will wring out enough hush money to buy her a little justice.
It was obvious someone was pressuring her to get an abortion for reasons that served their interests, not hers.
Stupid ass lawyer team literally ended this poor fucker's career
What about the romance? -- It’s there, but the overwhelming amount of crime plotlines drags it down to a total bore.
Does it get cringe? -- Most of the time, though it remains tolerable enough to push through.
Are the dialogues actually well-written? -- They could certainly use a little more polish. More glaringly, there are too many plot continuity holes, leaving you constantly asking, "Wait, how did he/she...?"
im at ep 11 now btw
The lost tissue sample was a loophole I believe, the story about it was edited out IMO, because it will involve another character possibly a police dude that picked a random phone call in one scene or maybe the newbie police dude with ambassador father. they want to cut the story to 8 episodes for some reason. common in drama.
I just finished episode 7, and the most logical thing I could say from experience is that the ML will die alone and age super fast if she chooses not to be with him in the end (although it's unlikely for a drama). Nothing beats this type of relationship, every other girl you meet afterward feels stale af, and it's not their fault at all.