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Choi Doha was the one who drugged Changho, tried to kill him and stole Jihoon's gold. He is also the one who indirectly killed Prof. Seo. He did it for revenge. We can say he is the villain of the series.

It was the real Big Mouse who manipulated Changho and tried to make him look like Big Mouse. They did it to protect Changho. Because they knew that otherwise, he would die in the prison.

"My youth, my pride, my Girls' Generation!"

It was a movie that did not leave tears in me in the second half...
Honestly, the movie wasn't exactly based on the mystery, but on the characters and their connections\past. And I really liked that. I don't know about others, but what I was wondering about throughout the movie wasn't who poisoned those men, but the relationship between them.
Shin Hye Sun and Hong Kyung ate their roles up and left no crumbs fr... The rest of the cast did a decent job too.
And I especially liked Jung In's attitude at the end. She isn't completely white and innocent and never was. But, who is?

Overall: 8/10. It was awesome. Especially the ending.

Years ago, I watched Speed's "That's my fault" and "It's over" short MV movies. Ji Chang Wook, Park Bo Young, and Apink's Naeun were playing in it. It was about the Gwangju Uprising. When I watched this drama, especially in episode 10, I remembered those MVs. Good, old times.
One of the best love stories.

https://youtu.be/Tolcbm1L4eU

When a person reaches a certain age, none of these blessings actually matter. All of them, including Mi Jung, were cheerful when they were young, but over time they fell into a midlife crisis. Ki Jung is successful in her job but can't find love even though she is now in her forties now. Mi Jung can't find a place where she can feel herself. Chang Hee, on the other hand, is normally an energetic and talkative personality. There are many moments when they drink and have fun together but the feeling that time is ticking and they still can't achieve anything they want, doesn't leave them.

I'm at episode 4 and it's actually really... Beatiful? I think yes, this is the word to describe it. All of them are in their middle ages and have difficult problems. It's a little slow paced but the show overall is my cup of tea so nothing more.

Actually, Chang Hee talked about it. He said he could buy a car without his father's permission if he wants, but still chose to ask him. His father also refused it because the last time Chang Hee bought a car, he was defrauded and his father had to pay the money.

Everyone says Choi Do Il is sus but my main suspect is Won Ki Seon. He definitely used In Joo.

In Joo is Meg
In Kyung is Jo.

Amy was never my favorite because of that aspect of her character tbh. Every sister had a flaw, Amy was more childish and a bit annoying at first, but what made me love her was the 2019 adaptation. But overall, she was definitely the most developed sister.

I want the same performance from In Hye too but stronger. She has still that childish nature but she still has the potential.

The actors didn't know who was the big mouse either. Yang Kyung Wan said when Kwak Dong Yeon learned about big mouse's identity from the writer(the writer said it was Miho), he told it to everyone and basically spoiled them lol

(But fortunately, the writer just made fun of him lol)

I just found my dream job

Dropped after ep 10. But it wasn't that bad until ep 10, I laughed at some scenes. But just lost my interest at the new subplot after this.
The thing I loved the most was the hilarious plot twists. Like, why the main leads were "enemies", why he went to Africa and why he always blamed her for his voluntary departure to Africa...

Every character was just so weird. The only normal one was Attorney Do.

Ep 2 was so funny, I literally laughed at every scene.
But... Why JCW sometimes acts like he is a 60-year-old grandpa😂

Fr. I was like "Wait, can they do that?"

In a discussion, it was said that the writer said In Hye is the most mature character among all of the sisters. If she's Amy, then her character development will be fascinating too, I bet.

The only thing I liked more than the original was Tokyo. That's it.
But if this version doesn't get dragged (unlike the OG one) and finishes at the right point, it won't be a disappointment.

This show is what I was looking for and finally I found that
IT'S SO REFRESING

Women can be misogynistic too, you know.

I don't think she loved In Joo THAT MUCH. She basically used her identity, made her take all the risks and lived a comfortable life. Injoo is in danger rn because of her