Is there any actual source material left for the 2nd season? or is this just going to be standalone extension…
Going by the rumours, it's going to be adapted from Bridge(Kang Full's Manhwa which has characters from Timing and Moving both). Main lead from Timing just appeared in the post credits of Light Shop with Detective Yang
I don't think so. At least not that night. I feel like he would have clarified more and it wouldn't have just…
Actually, I read that part of the novel, and it seems like the makers already showed that scene, but with their own twist in Episode 20. They set it up so everyone—from her maids to the rest of the household—misunderstood the situation. In reality, she was just tired, and nothing actually happened between them that night. BTW, thanks!
There's a scene in Episode 8 where SJW says that he still loves YJW, even though she 'abandoned' him in the past.…
Exactly, the choice of ‘friend’ here is the real issue. But it’s funny how you’re only worried about the ML helping the SFL and not about the FL getting somewhat cozy with the SML. She’s causing just as much harm, if not more, yet that’s conveniently overlooked.
There's a scene in Episode 8 where SJW says that he still loves YJW, even though she 'abandoned' him in the past.…
Oh, come on now, not intentionally chummy? So, hanging out with the SML, giving him all the emotional attention while conveniently forgetting to mention she has a boyfriend isn’t ‘intentional’? Sure. But the ML helping a friend (SFL)—even if we assume he knew her intentions—makes him the worse person here? Right, because double standards make everything ‘too good’ for your liking.
There's a scene in Episode 8 where SJW says that he still loves YJW, even though she 'abandoned' him in the past.…
Oh, so hanging around the SML and getting all chummy with him while being in a relationship isn't considered sabotaging her own relationship? She couldn’t even tell the SML she’s dating someone else. But somehow, the ML helping his friend (SFL)—when we’re not even sure if he knows her true intentions—makes him the villain and someone to hate? Totally makes sense. I get your point, bro.
After watching this again, I'm just so confused. Why didn't the grandpa do anything to Yu Ra? She's indirectly responsible for his only heir's death! As a powerful chaebol, he should have used some shady tricks, like they do in real life, to take her down or even worse. But no, he's just a useless old man who can't protect his family or his company's 600,000 employees. It's infuriating!
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