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i liked hye jin's approach in cutting dong man off tbh. especially because she isn't 100% biased either since she called out her husband's hypocrisy as well. i think she can see merit in both sides (gyeong se vs dong man), but at the end of the day she wanted some peace - and i get, the way things were going with dong man, it was emotionally draining for everyone involved.

him putting the cast and neck brace back on before meeting jun hwan has me laughing through the tears, he really put these on for shits and giggles🤣🤣😭😭

I agree with this, but given their age and where they are in life, they should act accordingly. Their relationship is mutually draining, so I'm curious how the layers will unfold and how everyone will resolve this matter. I just don't see the productivity in thinking you're so much better than him and talking crap about him behind his back, it seems equally childish to his outward annoying behavior towards them. But you are right, the dysfunction is interesting, and I'm looking forward to seeing more of their past, such as the beginnings of their relationship and where their paths changed!🙂‍↕️

while the ml is an annoying little shit towards his friends, he's at least up front and honest about it. if they are so bothered by his childish behavior, they could just cut him off entirely instead of implicitly shutting him out from their world. but no, they tolerate his behavior with eye rolls and talk shit about him behind his back. he hasn't done anything worth mentioning compared to them, but they sit on their high horse and complain instead of just blocking his number and telling him to fuck off. while i'm sure that dong man would be petty and annoying enough to still show up and to stuff his face (because he's poor and that's the only time he'll have a proper meal), at least they would have drawn the line. his "friends" don't bother setting boundaries, but they sure know how to talk crap about him. at least dong man has the guts to be an ass to their face🤣

i'm intrigued to see why he hasn't been able to find success in the past 20 years despite being passionate about movies and his craft, while his friends all got to enjoy the fruits of their labor. likewise, i'm curious about the female lead and her plight.... let's see what today's episode offers🙂‍↕️🤚🏻

it's his voice, it's warm and deep plus he's a really good right hand man to the male lead🥰

honestly xie wu is so fine too...

i agree that the female lead actually gets elaborate and choreographed fight scenes as opposed to the male lead. i'm only on episode 36 though, so i'll see for myself how his scenes are

in my opinion, the show does have a strong focus on the female lead, and i would argue that she fights more than he does ngl. we definitely see her abilities more than his

i think my comment is pretty clear lol - i said voice, not content.

grand tutor li has such a discomforting voice, i hate when he opens his mouth yikes

i'm so tired of that fuckass filter that is now slapped on to every actor'face these days. i want real skin, abolish the blurred filter now

i hope they change the poster ngl

finally decided to rewatch, and yep i'm still obsessed with them, ep1 hit like crack i love life

try "blossom"; it's the same director :)

Li Huai An is sooo fine, what a beautiful man ugh

ep28 and chang yu's goodbye letter cracked me up, she's so funny🤣🤣

the second couple wouldn't be so bad if the female lead's friend wasn't acting like a child... makes the age gap way more apparent than it already is... geez

i honestly love the gritty arc after ep15/16, the show got even better now

certainly not!

on ep20, and once again qi min needs to die