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Agree!

Oh, I am not defending him in any way. He plays dirty and will continue doing so apparently at least for the nest few episodes.

haha, fair!

I think it's AR and they just got a plot hole on glasses in cctv and when she entered the game. AR explains ghosts and some effects and then the rest is real, they interact physically.

I get you, it does sounds childlish. I looked at him at the moment as child who didn't know how to handle this growing family, new mom, new brother and got resentment towards this new brother. So that never healed and in that moment a child is talking rather than adult.

I didn't read the novel, but I do not expect one at this moment. At least not annoying/obsessed type

I think there was also obvious initial attraction

haha, could be just editing or translation

Well, he seems human to me. Not ideal, not knowing answers all the time, making mistakes and trying his best. At least based on the episodes I saw. But the show deliberately builds up her connections to other male characters.

Oh I agree! I found it to be true for Cdramas overall. Or at least those that I watched tend to be soft spoken, brushing over conflicts, and indeed emotionally over-managed.

It's because the drama is foreshadowing it. They deliberately make hints and misterious aura around him.

Yes, she just tun into the game set and veryone is without glasses, lol. fwiw, I treat the game more like AR rather than full VR, which would make it possible for them to walk, and phisically interact.

I hear what you're saying about vulnerability. Deep friendship and fighting a justice cause together requires just as much vulnerability and trust. It doesn't have to be romantic to be plot-rich. But I can see why you find it essential for their growth. We’ll just have to see where the writer takes them. Enjoy the romance! I’ll be over here hitting the 10-second skip button on the slow walks!

Not all young people are attracted to each other. Some of them are friends. Also I think it is an ethical violation for an attorney to have relationship with a client.

The drama is already very slow for me, so by adding a healing feels like it will not slow it down too much. Somehow romance between the leads does not feel natural to me. for example, he struggled so much because of his lost love just to discard her just because.

Somehow I feel like romance is so not needed here. Healing and human deep friendship and connection and fight for justice and what it means to be a fan and having a fan - that is already enough material for a good drama. Also I somehow feel like pace slows down with shots of someone walking to the car for almost like 10 seconds :) Anyhow, I will keep watching, just sad for having to scroll through some moments.

Thank you!

I dropped The best thing bc of slow pace and predictable plot. Given that, do you think I will enjoy Shine on me?

Haha no worries at all! Complaining is half the fun of watching shows anyway😂

I totally get what you're saying about sustainability. Using his mom entire life's legacy in 5 minutes is a massive gamble, especially since he could have used his powers to help without literally throwing away his future. I really didn't like that whole setup - it was obvious from the moment mom gave him money and run that this will happen, and it was a plot goal to have him loose everything but get "taste" of saving people. Also, what would his mom be more proud of? Him keeping the money while people died right in front of him, or him becoming the kind of person who would give up everything to save a stranger? Maybe using the money to save lives is the best way to honor her hard work, even if it feels like a waste of cash in the short term.

After watching few Korean superhero shows I am thinking that they try to copy Hollywood too much and it's not working for me. I think dipping a bit more into culture and style could be more interesting or authentic, not sure.. Maybe strong girl.. or strong women.. series had that mix, but they are classified as romcoms and not actions.