Nikhil

I mean, even Ms Bom’s mother started wondering if he was actually a bad guy after just seeing him and hearing what people were saying. But him? Nope. He’s been calling me ‘that jerk’ from day one, without ever stopping to think he might be wrong, or that there could’ve been some extraordinary reason behind him supposedly running off with the money. But nah.

I really hope he doesn’t end up becoming Ms Bom’s lawyer in the case against the creepy parent and the slapping wife. But knowing how these shows go, they’ll probably give him some heroic arc in the end.

So the SML is going on and on about what he thinks happened in the fire without even directly asking the ML and clearing the air? I mean, if you’re going to make an accusation of that level, at least be sure about it, don’t base it on things you half saw or bits you heard here and there. Get clarity first, then tell others, especially with such conviction as if he saw things with his own eyes. And why is he saying that the ML ran away with “his” money? Didn’t he gift him the money already?

I really hope they clear this up quickly so we can see Ms Bom’s vindication in the last two episodes. And I really hope she doesn’t open that blue gift box during some random, out-of-nowhere “forced” breakup.

Damn, this SML really isn’t going down without stirring trouble, lol. Like… dude, take a back seat already.

Yep, misunderstandings get cleared up quickly, except for the one between the ML and the SML. Hope they resolve it soon, because the SML’s ‘holier than thou’ attitude towards the ML got to end.

I didn’t know that Candy was the daughter of Huawei’s founder. Damn, she really did a good job here!

As much as I remember, she wants the land so that she can have a resort build there. She’s expecting big money from it.

So much for his claim that he’d always be on her side. He goes ahead and spills all the details of her private life to her parents.

He told all that to Bom’s mom. Bom doesn’t even know he was sent by her parents. Honestly, even him being the mother’s spy is self-serving. She just asked him to find Bom, but he said he wouldn’t tell her as it wouldn’t be ‘in Bom’s best interests.’ Instead, he decided to go to Bom himself, report everything to the parents, and smooth things over so she’d come back.

There wasn’t any evil sister-in-law either. There was a crazy girl (the ML’s mentor’s daughter), but she barely had any screen time and didn’t really affect the relationship at all. Man, I loved the webtoon and was waiting for the adaptation for so long.

She is the restaurant owner. I don’t exactly remember the episode.

HG really should’ve told his uncle that he’d found everything and asked him not to sign any papers giving his mum the property. Was I the only one low-key stressed that JG might actually sign them just because she kept her promise and said the words JG asked her to say to HG?

That guy gets on my nerves. 😂

Guys, hear me out. No, seriously, hear me out. Choi Se-Jin might not be so bad after all. 😂

Yes, that, and their names. If this drama had a different title and different character names, I wouldn’t be able to recognise that it is an adaptation of the webtoon.

Surely it would’ve been better that way. I guess they wanted to add more comedy, but instead of making me giggle, it just left me frustrated. And there wasn’t even an evil sister-in-law in the webtoon. The relationship there moved along pretty organically.

No, there isn’t really a love triangle in the webtoon. Like, yes, the FL had feelings for the SML in the beginning, but he was already in a relationship with Mi Ran and they didn’t even focus on him or his interactions with the FL after her pregnancy.

I’m pretty sure he’ll even “realise” that he’s in love with Mi Ran in the final episode when an another man shows interest in her, haha.

Yes, it’s the ML’s niece and the FL’s colleague who is SIL’s daughter.

The sixth episode hit pretty much all my pet peeves, and it looks like the same thing’s coming up next. So yeah, with all due respect, I think I’m going to drop this drama.

I just can’t buy into the reason behind the sister-in-law’s extreme hostility towards Du Jun, even after fifteen years since the accident. What exactly does she think he did? That he deliberately let his brother fall off the cliff just to have the company for himself or something? Argh, it’s so frustrating to see someone being blamed for the very accident they still have nightmares about and continue to suffer from. And honestly, it’s possible those nightmares are partly because his sister-in-law keeps reminding him of it and guilt-tripping him into believing it was his fault, not an accident.