Fleshing out the abusive Dad story feels better, imo, than just throwing it in as a tragic backstory and doing…
i agree, but i feel confused when watching the show. The way it's half fleshed out half not is very confusing to me personally. It also feels a bit too cartoony villain at times.
In my opinion, all the couples have their own unique tropes. Why is everyone comparing them? It makes zero sense…
a lot of people forget that the second and third couple have significantly less watchtime which also means less drama and miscommunication. So the second & third couple tend to be more likeable
the first few episodes hint at it but they very quickly settle into the main couple. we as viewers know they're the main couple. them? they're confusing each other by not communicating about the contact with their exes
the poisener definetly had this dream coolgirl idea about the main character, but at the same time.. being a married woman with a child is literally the PERFECT alibi?? otherwise people would suspect her way quicker. she also takes advantage of the culture in south korea this way, with them not expecting it to be a woman. i hope the poisener realizes that, cause gosh darn
I kept wondering why they would serve sweets to elders We all know sugars are dangerous for all, but the especially…
they said in episode 1 they use significantly less sugar, it's also mentioned often it's not heavily sweet. in episode 3 an elderly calls it 'lightly sweet' and, elderly are also allowed to enjoy sweets haha just not every single day. (:
teacher who doesnt give up on psychopath student *rolls eyes*
the irony is that it's realistic, desperation for someone can go far. Sometimes, you just really want the best for them. at the same time, girly bring back up, he's a drug dealer at that point, protect yourselff
idk if its just me but i feel like the role of im han rim just doest fit her character at all its seems so pushy…
i absolutely adore her character, but i do wish she was a tiny bit more confident in it; at the same time, that shows how layered the character is as she comes from a bullied background.
I read the Webtoon, haven't checked the drama out yet. I was soo surprised that this story got picked up, because…
To me in this show,, it's made very clear that the students are an inherent danger to the people around them and the agency. Thus they're seen as adults, but the agency does not use ANY weapons where the students do. The technics of the agency are maxed to their hands and feet where the students use weapons. His rule is no one dies.