Kate

They both were red flags and people give less shit to Il Joo coz he looks more like a victim 🤡 Honestly, personally I take someone shouting when arguing over someone crying and refusing to speak 🙂

It's always a "I'm doing this for you" and never a "I'm being threatened, what should I do?" < this! 💯 I guess there are really rare specific scenarios when the threat truly feels like unstoppable force and the peron might think leaving is less pain than what they can do. But here it made no sense coz Jeong In is a dumbass and the fact Il Ju did not think Jeong Han can handle him got my eyes rolling so hard I saw my brain 🤣

I liked it from episode 1 and I don't think there are many major shifts plot or tone wise that would make the second half stand out more. What's going on in the second half is "rewarding" based on what happened in the first half. I love it, but if 3 episodes were not enough to convince you... I don't think much will change. Tho maybe it depends on the mindset you were into while watching. From the start I knew the "different world" will be more of a life lesson, so I knew it will lead to growth not idealistic escape for ML and maybe coz of that i enjoyed it so much, because i focused on all the small developments and realizations ML had.

Are people "surprised" by the slap? I legit thought he could do worse. I mean he obviously does not value human life at all and all he cares for are his profits and the image. He can slap her in the firm, because it's his environment he can control. Not like he would do it in a public space - because who he is and who he presents to be are different things.

The more I watch the drama the more I love Yoo Ha Yeong. But I also 100% understand Kim Seon U and his straightforward and "cold" rejection. It's not like he can get into relationship just because his kid likes the lady. And he needs to put firm boundaries between them, because getting this involved with someone else's kid when you are not in a relationship is just unhealthy for everyone.

When someone asks for Green Flags, the one that right away comes to my mind is Yun Min Ju from Brewing Love. His whole presence was healing and calming. The was both understanding but also assertive. Communication was literally his best skill. He always took a step back when he was getting emotional to calm down and tackle whatever the issue is on clear mind. He saw the good in people and knew how to elevate their good qualities. Honestly... damn a perfect man 🔥

The way we started with choking and tying, but ended with... whatever the last 3 episodes were 🤣
I don't even mind the tone shift, but damn it's gotta be more smooth than here.

Still, Seo Jeong Han was hot. Good for him.

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they decided to test every ounce of sanity you have when you are watching it by showing the predictability of the characters in the most unpredictable way. < honestly. The way the stoic "cold" one was actually the domineering and the hot sensual and confident one was the opposite was just 🔥🔥🔥

The women of 10Dance though, weren't in the limelight, but they did shine through whenever the focus was on them. < i truly need a spin off!

As always, amazing review 🔥🔥 The way you never disappoint with your words and thoughts! 💯💯💯

LMAO this is what I was thinking when we saw him kissing ! < now I really question what was the issue in Cherry Magic lol I would be fine with sweet tiny kiss tbh lol

eye contact by eye contact < bish the way they even built it up FOR THE EYES CONTACT TO HAPPEN 🔥🔥🔥

I'm yet to see last two episodes but yeah, kind of same thoughts. I was not even mad about the toxic turn fluff, but then they went back to toxic and it was all done in a sharp cut way with little to no proper transition... damn what i pacing I guess 🤣

I know right, they had to either practice a lot or be naturally talented, but whichever it is - still impressive 🔥

Damn... well.. oof.

Okay so what a perfect match. You need the restraint of passion for dance, one had the restrain and the other had the passion, and they worked so well together 🔥
But also, I am sorry, but Machida Keita playing a domineering man is just too much to handle I almost died. Why was he so hot?
Takeuchi Ryoma's body? ART itself.
Also, 2 fucking hours but the pacing was so fucking great you don't feel it. I could watch 2 more hours easily.
ANYWAY GOOD SHIT WE NEED SEQUEL. Also make GL spinoff.

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About the divorce, especially strong with Chu Wei coz girl cheated... and then blamed it on her husband, when she was the one who did not communicate any of her insecurities and needs in the first place 🤡

FUCKING SAME, I'D DRAMATICALLY FALL BEHIND FACING HIM just to see that dumb bitch face lol

Where that dude gets that much will to live, he can share with me 😂

I'd be one with nature sooooooooo fast 🤡

You Shu Lang has real strong will to live, coz with all that shit that happened in ep 10 I'd just be 👻
My time has come, that's it.

I wanted You Shu Lang to turn toxic, not everyone around him turn radioactive lol

"What's the real threat to us, man or Gojira?" < the answer is always man 🙂

Damn I relate to Ogami's social and special awareness, and damn let me tell you at times it get annoying and frustrating 🤣 Like, why am I the only one who sees that someone is cold?, Or needs help? Or wants to say something, but struggles with getting their words out. My people, let's pay a little bit more attention to our surroundings, life will be better for everyone 🔥

Okay as for the episode, and I guess overall the show, I like how so far they are clear about 2 things:
1. You should not compare yourself at the beginning of your journey to someone who is miles ahead of you. You underappreciate your own abilities and also their hard work to achieve what they did.
2. How all work is a good work, all workers have different strengths and skill and it's all about how we use them in our life. Find your place and excel at what you are doing, but don't ignore the skills of people from different departments learn from them, since at the end of the day you all need to communicate and work together.

You know what's also interesting - the fact Kano just assumed people treat him differently in this world because they are different, when in fact it might simply be a result of him also treating them differently than their versions from his reality.

He was always timid, shy, tense around his co-workers, struggled with explaining things, too insecure to ask for help. Now he is more relax, even joking around. They treat him differently, because he treats them differently, he treats them differently, so they treat him differently.

If he behaved the same way in his reality, his work life would look way different. His "other version" took the first step to open up, when he at the same time decided to remove himself from his co-workers even more. Dude had too much pride in the past, that's the issue.

The amount of glorification of her I saw in the comment section actually ruined the show for me so I dropped lol Mental gymnastics people did to justify her were amazing. The fact is: she was weak and broken child who never grew up and she needed to be sadly put in a mental institution for her own and others around her good. Because there was no "winning" not "top" for her, because she would get triggered into spiraling mess about any inconvenience and she would attack everyone who looks at her the wrong way, because she never heals, because revenge does not lead to healing.

Anyway, great review. I do agree that the writer did not quite know what part of her journey is the core - be it her victimhood, or her turning into perpetrator. They opened the show with a bold statement of her being sociopath, but then did everything they could to now really show her in a completely bad light (hence so many of the audience justified her actions).