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Not to be that person who loves chaotic dynamic but whatever Jaeoh and Lena had going on at the latter half of episode 7 was funny as hell. I wonder if they'll touch upon that much more but for someone like her, Jaeoh's pretty much the type I see her with. Please, take this lightheartedly, I'm trying to cope about the fact that I'm about to see Ingang absolutely destroyed all the while scared for Ahjin because of Mr. Choi's sudden appearance.

Innocent Man mention in the big ‘25. I was a big Maru/Eungi truther! Those are my parents!

Okay, now that I'm done ruminating on things. I do have a question:

When Junseo told Ah Jin that Jae Oh is there and she's seen smiling just by hearing his voice before turning to face him, was she happy to finally see him after a long time, or did she see this as a new opportunity to use him again because, again, just relying on Junseo is not enough for her?

I really want it to be the first one, but we're talking about Ah Jin here. There's always an ulterior motive, right...?

In Gang's pretty much the media's darling. He's untouchable and Ah Jin needs that kind of power so she's planning to be on the same level as him by being with him.

Also, Jae Oh and Ah Jin's friendship is so cute. :(

I really thought In Gang would take a long time to fall into her trap, but really, she knows how to play cat and mouse with none the wiser. Do I feel bad about him? Probably. But his fate is sealed the second Ah Jin laid her eyes on him. (He shouldn't have taken her hand in that red carpet.)

I honestly think that her being sent to jail is a beat down for her. It's as if Life showed her what it would be like if she only relied on herself specially since the law can't seem to protect her even with her meticulous plans. So, with the agency seeking her out and realizing just how Rena could get off scots free with just one call— something that Junseo would never be able to provide her— it gave her the push to actually go further.

I heard the author didn't do that in the manhwa so I like that they did this addition to show that Ah Jin still wasn't safe from consequences of her actions. With how the justice system fails to protect the victims, it makes sense for her to be a suspect, too.

I absolutely love Mr. Choi, but I gotta give Ah Jin her 10s for pulling that stunt based on her luck. 🤷 She played everyone a fool and she was simply karma's favorite child. There's nothing left for me to do but to support her rights (and wrongs).

The one thing I find goofy in my recent watch is how far she fell from that cliff. I couldn't take the scene seriously because she was falling down HORIZONTALLY. T____T Couldn't they find a better cliff for that scene?

Okay, I loooooove the first three episodes. And I'm so happy that they're mostly focusing on the fights/training so far but I'm also impatient. Can someone tell me (those who are very updated), what episode does Xiao knows of He Yan's real gender? Spoiler tag on the reply just to be safe from others, thank you! >___<

Holy crap, the last two episodes were a banger and I'm actually surprised how there was a shift in genre the second Reina descended to absolute madness starting from the hospital down to the ferris wheel scene. I was actually terrified of her. It was like watching a horror/thriller movie. Also crazy to me that I felt so sad for Tomoya's death and how he had to wait for Wataru to be resurrected just to die in the end. Fate was really waiting for that substitute like it's Final Destination.

Either way, everything was perfect! A masterpiece! I love it!

Yes, Reina did in fact get married to him, however, for Reina to fully become Misa's substitute, there has to be another person that would be with him. Since Misa has no one to do that for her (to act as the new Reina), this situation got passed into Sumiyoshi instead.

The same thing happened in the K-Drama. Jiwon had to become Minhwan's ‘mistress’ for a short time, but with Yura entering the picture and Sumin catching them (Yura and Minhwan) in the act, Jiwon was finally able to get away from that fate's design.

I highly doubt Misa would try to act as Tomoya's mistress though.

Also, just my thoughts on why Sumiyoshi had Misa's original fate: the fact that Misa missed the part where Tomoya has to cheat is what sent that fate to Sumiyoshi's husband.

What just happened? What is Wataru thinking? I can't believe they ended it in that cliffhanger without any explanation of what he's planning to do! I need to know what's going on!

Also, the quiet moment where Tomoya's mom mentioned Misa's mom and she just stared her down like she wants to hurl something at the old lady— only to say the word that would set her off. That's power she's taking back. Misa really is the THE BAMF Female Lead.

By the way, the stage scene! Perfect. Reina tried to put Misa down in joining the drama department out of insecurity and jealousy, but here she is, acting her heart out as a betrayed ex-fiancee. She really is a force to reckoned with and outside of Wataru and her, everyone believes what she wants them to see. Ugh, I love it.

OH MY GOD. THE BATTLE IS ABOUT TO BE WON. HER SUBSTITUTE FINALLY TOOK THE STAGE! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

THE ENDING OF EPISODE 5. THIS IS A MAN WHO YEARNS RESPECTFULLY. I WANT SOMEONE LIKE HIM. I NEED HIM.

PS. I love the flashback so much. From meeting her dad. The part where he showed him the picture. Literal goosebumps. And the ash stealing scene. Ugh. A man on a mission the second he figured out everything else. Chef's kiss.

You know, Misa thinking he was a stalker in that one monologue isn't that far off. LMFAO

So, she was just projecting on us. LMFAO.