Ryuzaki

I don't really disagree with what you've said, but rather I would just add that the decisions that she made, though not the best from a moral standpoint, were due to her affection for her biological father, which we don't know a lot about.

Also, the only reason I replied to the person above you was because they seemed to focus way too much on one thing and completely negate the other one. I don't condone her actions or anything, but rather more so, I understand her reasons. That simply means that she's a well-written character at least in my opinion.

edit: I just realized that I completely misunderstood your comment. I definitely don't agree with what you've said. You're saying the same thing the guy above was saying and I completely misunderstood your statement. Since both of you're saying the same thing, I'm not gonna reply again, since I've already said what I wanted to say regarding that. Also, I'm not deleting it or writing it again from the start because it does make somewhat of a sense to the overall context (i'm lazy).

It's basically a revenge drama, the protagonist works in a company that he someday wants to take over but the family of the company's chairman wants nothing more than him out of the scene, so they try to kill him, he somehow survives, hacks into a slush fund and steals 2 trillion won so they don't try to kill him again, those people try to kill him again without knowing about the hacking, think they succeeded, he somehow survives again. The main story starts from here on out, since the synopsis that is written above doesn't start until episode 3, the first 2 episodes are basically just a prologue. You'll have to watch it to understand it better.

edit: a lot happened but i tried my best to summarize it, probably butchered it.

She needs those shares because she doesn't want the company to fall into Heo Il Do's hands, the person who she thinks killed her biological father.

Not 100% sure but if they go by the source material, he'll be in the flashbacks.

and people here are calling Seo Dong Ju a simp

When was Seo Dong Ju ever a good guy? Also, Yeom Hui Cheol trying to force himself on his wife, all in the name of marriage, isn't he pathetic?

you're right about that

he thought he was dead

it was probably more of a metaphor, or they just cut it out (meaning the original manga probably had it but they just didn't include it in this adaptation)

a well-written review for a well-written drama

fair enough
it usually happens during the start of the drama, i've seen it happening with way too many dramas at this point (recently friendly rivalry), sometimes they get too many 10s, sometimes 1s but it all eventually balances out by the end.

What do you mean by vote? If you're talking about rating then even you gave the whole show a 10 rating when only episode 1 is out.

I didn't mean every web-novel reader, should've added that but I do get your point.

As far as I know, it was a reference to the 'Hwaseong Serial Murder Case' which was just meant to be added as a reference, nothing more and there's no possibility for a season 2 as of right now as the story is complete as is.

it matters when swords are key plot points of the story and it's not just about swords, from what i've read they seem to have made major changes to the essentials of the story because of troubles with cgi.

for a while, i had only seen the web-novel readers bash on the manhwa but now both the web-novel readers and manhwa readers are collectively bashing on this. what a day!

yes

i heard about the concert film but didn't knew they were releasing feature films too.

was there ever a korean release before?

that's what i'm saying, since it's not a key plot point it wouldn't matter that much if everything else is done right