gingerkiss

Of the siblings, Chang Hee is the most lovable. Not only is he honest with himself, these 2 episodes also show him to have a high EQ. I wish he would find a girl who loves him for who he is. Am glad that KJ suffered no embarrassments in these 2 episodes. Hope she'll enjoy many more good days to come. As for MJ, while I enjoy hearing her thoughts, she's my least favorite. I hope she gets liberated from being pretentious toward people she dislikes.

JCW always owns the characters he plays. Every role that he plays is so different from the last. Ri Eul doesn't remind me of Park Jae Won, Park Jae Won doesn't remind me Choi Dai Hyun. Granted, they are of different genres. But even within the action genre, Kim Je Ha is so different from Seo Jung Hoo. Top class actor!

IKR? But the FL was good...saw her swallowing so at least it's more credible.

This is definitely a cult drama cos I see a lot of "interesting" worshippers' behavior in this comment section as soon as someone said something against the grain. Superiority complex at work? LOL. Enjoy the show!

Good you caught the point! Great for you! But just cos you caught what you wanna caught doesn't mean others missed it if they cannot connect. Since when does watching a drama becomes formulaic? Dramas that deal with human emotions will always affect people differently. I don't care if their relationship is typical or atypical. It just needs to convince me to root for them. At this stage, I find it hard.

Both MJ and Gu came into this "agreement" to worship each other with the view to make themselves whole. Even up to ep 9, Gu asked MJ why she bothered to tell her mom they're dating since this could end any time. Then MJ also said she's not gonna behave the same way toward this relationship like her last. But suddenly after he revealed his past, she's angry and she wanted him to apologize. I don't get it. What happened to the idea of worshipping? Abandoned? So yeah, maybe somewhere, her feelings toward him changed. But it was not portrayed in a way I was convinced. I can only assume. I make a lot of assumptions when watching dramas but some assumptions are so forced that even I roll my eyes at myself.

Anyway, just cos you get their romance doesn't mean others have to. Just cos you enjoy their romance doesn't mean others have to. At this stage, I feel meh about this romance but that doesn't mean I don't enjoy this drama. I don't have to like everything or agree everything in it to enjoy.

Oh please. As if I watched Business Proposal. I dropped it by ep 6. I don't care for romance or whatever tropes. They can be typical but work or they can be atypical and fail to connect. There is no formula to watching dramas...it's all about how it affects our hearts and how we relate. I watch this drama and praised it up to ep 8. But ep 9 was a bit meh for me. Ep 10 was a mixed bag for me. Do I have to love everything about the drama to enjoy it. Hey no.

That's why it's painful for me to watch. That she's crying over comments from people that doesn't matter. And can I add we all can be uncomfortable with different things/issues/people?

It's never about the timeframe in the story. They could have just met and launch right into a romantic relationship and I can root for them if I'm convinced.

I remember MJ said at one point once they are made whole, they can stop the worshipping. But to me, they have just started the worshipping and everything that has happened hasn't convinced me that they're in a romantic relationship. That's what I'm saying. I know that's an unpopular opinion. But it's still my opinion nonetheless based on what I've watched.

Good for you that you love KJ's story. To me, she's painful to watch right now. She herself said she's been embarrassed and her crying at almost every turn makes it hard for me to watch. I hope things take a turn for the better for her.

Not sure. But it might be to meet the expectations of the webtoon readers as the webtoon has an artistic feel.

2 months or 2 years...what I'm saying is that the romance is not convincing for me.

IKR? But I also attribute it to her jealousy towards FL. She has a bit of a love-hate relationship with FL based on what I saw right from the beginning. So when anything happens, she will blame the FL. And she's not too smart too. Overly protected brat.

Me thinks cos YY has more star power so for commercial reason, they would feature more of his story.

Ep 9 was rather slow but ep 10 was great. I love Chang Hee! He always makes me laugh. His life view is hilarious to the max and I love it. I don't enjoy the romance between MJ and Gu very much. Considering both's circumstances, it feels like they are forcing themselves to worship each other. It started okay as they seemed to be trying to heal each other but now they're moving into romance, I feel iffy. Like really? So soon? And what was MJ's reaction to Gu's telling her of his past all about? I didn't understand it. What was she angry with and why did he have to apologize?

KJ is getting painful to watch. IDK what to say about her at this stage.

The Chinese meaning is soulmate.

I super hate FLX's father and wish him dead in the most horrible way.

I did ask myself about the flow midway watching it (ep 4 and 5). Then all the blackouts after each scene reminded me of watching a play. But if you sit through and watch till the end (post credits too), then you might see what they're doing. I thought it's brilliant cos I love watching plays (not so much musicals) cos it always leaves me pondering a lot. That's why I said this is a bold production to be put on cable. Someone said they had the balls to pitch this to Netflix but I was even more amazed it is now ranking 4th globally cos while I love it, I also reckon this type of production may not sit well with many.

I asked the same question when I first heard about it having musical. But after watching, I realized the musicals really brought out the artistic feel of the webtoon. It's definitely not your usual drama but a unique production of play/drama/musical/art altogether.

Are you referring to the duet between Ri Eul and Ah Yi? It's "Don't Make Me Dream".

But it's not his house. It's an abandoned amusement park and he's staying there illegally too.