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Aaack I hate it when they hook you like this!! Immediately invested & totally hooked 🥰
He causes the miscarriage, disappears, and the story still hands him a redemption arc. The ring-in-the-trash moment deserved a better show around it.
Wall-to-wall abuse framed as a love story. He torments her for ninety minutes, feels bad for the last ten, and we're supposed to call that redemption. Do not watch.
He must be Wolverine's cousin, the bruises on his face straight up vanished between scenes 🙄
Summer is a tiny Shirley Temple, absolutely adorable
She's supposedly the innocent bride, but you can tell from minute one she'd rather be with the mafia boss than her own fiancé, and the story never makes her answer for it. Sergii is doing his usual mafia-role routine too.
So the premise is a womanizer boss who just needs an heir... my man, you could simply get married like a normal person 😂
If you've read the original story, heads up that this version changes quite a lot.
The bully subplot just evaporates. No consequences, no confrontation, nothing. The ending forgot half of its own story.
The kid is adorable and the lead is easy to root for, but the acting around them is stiff and the hidden-baby-plus-weight-loss redemption arc plays out exactly as predictable as it sounds.
They kiss faster than Romeo and Juliet, the 'medicine' is wiping wounds off with a thumb, and the entire conflict exists because nobody in this family has ever had one honest conversation.
The Park Han Byul drama that blew up on DramaBox. The two of them get framed for stealing a treasure that only has two of its kind in the country. If you want a payback ending that hits, this is it.
Should his wife take him back at the end? Absolutely not, and I will die on that hill
Wow.. such an amazing show, packed with twists and drama. BRAVO 👏👏
She's what, 21? He knew she was a student when they met, and the five-year timeline doesn't add up at all. He's problematic as hell... but he's hot, so I finished it 😅
Started watching because I couldn't believe a lead actor from primetime TV was doing short dramas, and ended up paying for the whole thing. The title does not lie 💀 there's not a single day without some disaster going down. The plot is honestly cheesy, but not one weak performance in the cast. The acting is legitimately good for a short drama.