Okay babes, episode 8 is nothing short of exciting!
📍Hae-in choosing to divorce Hyun-woo so he'd finally be free from all the bullshit her family put him up with, and Hyun-woo deciding to stay at Queens so he could prove his innocence and protect Hae-in. I feel sad that they actually divorced but again, it was necessary for them to "part ways" so they'd find their way back into each other, and I think the next episode will be about them slowly rekindling their romance and hopefully healing from the past. I am anticipating a more beautiful wedding than their first one.
📍Don't get me wrong, I still hate Eun-seong but now I'm becoming more and more interested in his backstory, so this bitch still has some ✨humanity✨ in him, judging from the way he reacted when he found out about Hae-in's illness. Him saving Hae-in from the dog attack when they were kids answered the question why he hates dogs. He's still trash, however I do have a feeling that he will have some character redemption somewhere and will basically help Hae-in find a cure, but we'll never know for sure.
📍Hong Man-dae is the biggest fucking idiot among the Hong family, I'm not saying he deserves what happened to him, I'm saying that he needs to learn the hard way and be slapped with the truth so hard that I want him to come down to his knees and beg his children for forgiveness. As much as I feel sorry for him, he was a terrible father to all of them when they got older...and trusting a fucking shaman? Really?
📍Speaking of which, I am actually glad that the Hong family is now broke af. They need to be humbled big time, especially Hae-in's mom, that bitch is such a poor judge of character. I want her to feel embarrassed and terrible about herself for constantly looking down at Hyun-woo and his family, these are the same people who'd willingly save and help their asses even if it meant getting dragged into this shit hole they dug themselves. Also, I saw a clip of the nosy old ladies who were making fun of her at the salon, I say...DESERVE! I hope she starts to change because honestly, I'm so fed up with her and her bullshit.
📍Soo-cheol maybe immature, but I have to admit that he's a good father. He just wanted his son to experience everything he never did, idk what Da-hye was up to. Maybe it was part of their plans? Perhaps she foresaw how messy it's going to be that's why she chose to run away, we'll never know for sure. I still have faith that she'll choose to do what's right for the sake of her son, after all, Soo-cheol treated her and their baby well.
📍Shout out to Song Joong-ki for his cameo. Hiring Vincenzo as a divorce lawyer is such a Hae-in move 😂
At this point I was ready to drop the drama if hae in decide to marry Eun sung..but she did not and even protect hyun woo plus telling the whole world on her sickness.
Also at this point I realize the writernim has given a choice either u stay for sad love ending as she given lots of hint of hae in might really die at the end.
The epilogue when he said he love hae in😭😭😭😭😭
Why making me cry every episode ???
Also crying on hyun woo mother crying.
The begining when she was treating hyun woo..woah hae in ah..
She even open up his shirt😅
Also on Soo cheol..thank goodness his brain works this time plus when he just send the vaccination timetable when da hye online also make me feel sad for him.
Roller coaster emotion right ..well that's queen of tears for u..in happiness there will be sadness.
I have to prepare myself for hae in funeral if I decide to stay coz it will be a definite by the ending as I mentioned writernim already put up many hint ..or she could opted for open ending..
6 more ep to go..I'm so anxious ...with the true of illness is out..what is left???
Except for pain ..
I should make my decision on whether to stay and pain myself with hae in dying at the end or free myself without reaching the ending.
I mean I'm already in pain with writernim putting their lovely moment for a bit and completely destroy the happiness with pain.
Hello everyone! It has been a long time since I wrote a review. I have finished “Let’s fight ghost, Goblin, Lawless Lawyer(Dropped), The Secret Life of My Secretary(scanned through), Mystic Pop-up Bar, Forest, Flower of Evil(scanned through), 18 again, More than friends (scanned through), True Beauty, Sell Your Haunted House, The Devil Judge(scanned through), The Great Shaman Ga Doo Shim,…
Here are some of my predictions about whatever it is that Eun-seong is involved in. He isn't actually the mastermind behind everything that's going on. It's actually the Chairman's girlfriend, Moh Seul-hee. She's been playing a super long game for whatever reason to bring down the chairman and the Queen's group. Eun-seong has some reason to hate the Queen's group, which Moh Seul-hee knew about, so she got Eun-seong to become involved in whatever she's plotting. Soo-cheol's wife, Cheon Da-hye, is the girl in the flashback who put the flower wreathe around the chairman's neck. She also has it out for the Queen's group for some reason, and is also a part of whatever plot Moh Seul-hee has planned.
La vita di Park Sae-ro-yi è stata sconvolta dopo che è stato espulso da scuola per aver preso a pugni un bullo e dopo la morte del padre. Scontata la pena in carcere, decide di seguire le orme del padre e aprire un bar-ristorante a Itaewon, il DanBam. Insieme al suo manager e allo staff, cerca di raggiungere il successo e diventare il primo in tutta la Corea.
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Itaewon…
Best Korean face claims to use? any age and gender.
I'm going to preface this with a very important message to please be mindful of playing Korean characters because the roleplay community tends to fetishize and use racist stereotypes - a Google search will explain things to be careful of and writingwithcolor is also a great resource.
Here are some Korean faceclaims (mostly actors) with resources at the time of posting.
Non-binary:
Nicky Endres (1982) Korean - she/they - non-binary transfeminine, genderqueer, and genderfluid.
Women:
Youn Yuh Jung (1947) Korean.
Go Doo Shim (1951) Korean.
Sandra Oh (1971) Korean.
Kim Seo Hyung (1973) Korean.
Merle Dandridge (1975) African-American / Korean.
Moon Bloodgood (1975) Korean / Dutch, English, Welsh, Irish.
Kim Joo Ryoung (1976) Korean.
Bae Doo Na (1979) Korean.
Ha Jae Sook (1979) Korean.
Gong Hyo Jin (1980) Korean.
Cho Yeo Jung (1981) Korean.
Kim Min Hee (1982) Korean.
Lee Si Young (1982) Korean.
Son Ye Jin (1982) Korean.
Lee Ha Na (1982) Korean.
Jo Yoon Hee (1982) Korean.
Lee Ha Nee (1983) Korean.
Shin Min Ah (1984) Korean.
Mia Sable (1984) Korean, Choctaw and German.
Claudia Kim (1985) Korean.
Genevieve Kang (1986) Korean, Scottish Irish, Lebanese, Apache, Spanish.
Soo Joo Park (1986) Korean.
Jung Eun Chae (1986) Korean.
Park So Jin (1986) Korean.
Oh Yeon Seo (1987) Korean.
Shin Bo Ra (1987) Korean.
Hwang Seung Eon (1988) Korean.
Go Bo Gyeol (1988) Korean.
Shin Hye Sun (1989) Korean.
Lee Joo Bin (1989) Korean.
Andrea Bang (1989) Korean.
Jeon Yeo Been (1989) Korean.
Alice Lee (1989) Korean.
Kang Han Na (1989) Korean.
Song Ji Eun (1990) Korean.
Lee Sung Kyung (1990) Korean.
Kim Tae Ri (1990) Korean.
Park Shin Hye (1990) Korean.
Kwon Na Ra (1991) Korean.
Kim Go Eun (1991) Korean.
Kim Yong Ji (1991) Korean.
Im Jin Ah / Nana (1991) Korean.
Ashley Park (1991) Korean.
Lee Se Young (1992) Korean.
Kim Ji Won (1992) Korean.
Ha Yoon Kyung (1992) Korean.
Yoon So Hee (1993) Korean.
Park Gyu Young (1993) Korean.
Bae Suzy (1994) Korean.
Park Ji Hyun (1994) Korean.
Lee Yoo Mi (1994) Korean.
Kim Min Kyu (1994) Korean.
Lee Hye Ri (1994) Korean.
Seo Eun Soo (1994) Korean.
Chae Soo Bin (1994) Korean.
Jin Se Yeon (1994) Korean.
Jeon Jong Seo (1994) Korean.
Han So Hee (1994) Korean.
Jung Da Eun (1994) Korean.
Yeri (1994) Korean.
Adeline Rudolph (1995) Korean / German.
Go Min Si (1995) Korean.
Shin Do Hyun (1995) Korean.
Nam Ji Hyun (1995) Korean.
Park Soo Young / Joy (1996) Korean.
Oh Ha-young / Hayoung (1996) Korean.
Moon Ga Young (1996) Korean.
Lee Yeol Eum (1996) Korean.
Yang Hye Ji (1996) Korean.
Han Ji Hyun (1996) Korean.
Seol In Ah (1996) Korean.
Go Yoon Jung (1996) Korean.
Tati Gabrielle (1996) Korean / African-American.
Sydney Park (1997) Korean / African-American.
Choi Yu Ju (1997) Korean.
Lee Ho Jung (1997) Korean.
Shin Ye Eun (1998) Korean.
Lee Su Ji (1998) Korean.
Kang Mina (1999) Korean.
Jo Soo Min (1999) Korean.
Kim Do Yeon (1999) Korean.
Jo Yi Hyun (1999) Korean.
Yoon Seo Ah (2000) Korean.
Taylor T (?) Korean.
Jennifer Cheon Garcia (?) Korean / Mexican.
Men:
Song Kang Ho (1967) Korean.
Lee Byung Hun (1970) Korean.
Kenneth Choi (1971) Korean.
Rick Yune (1971) Korean.
Will Yun Lee (1971) Korean.
David Lee McInnis (1973) Korean / German and Irish.
Lee Jung Jae (1972) Korean.
Randall Park (1974) Korean.
Johnny Yong Bosch (1976) Korean / Irish German.
Heo Sung Tae (1977) Korean.
Ji Sung (1977) Korean.
Gong Yoo (1979) Korean.
Daniel Henney (1979) Korean / Irish, English.
Miyavi (1981) Korean / Japanese.
Lee Dong Wook (1981) Korean.
Park Hae Soo (1981) Korean.
Hyun Bin (1982) Korean.
Joo Ji Hoon (1982) Korean.
Sung Hoon (1983) Korean.
Uhm Tae Goo (1983) Korean.
Steven Yeun (1983) Korean.
Lee Je Hoon (1984) Korean.
Song Joong Ki (1985) Korean.
Lee Da Hee (1985) Korean.
Yoo Ah In (1986) Korean.
Choi Daniel (1986) Korean.
Noh Min Woo (1986) Korean.
Seo In Guk (1987) Korean.
Kim Ki Bum (1987) Korean.
Christopher Larkin (1987) Korean.
Jay Hayden (1987) Korean / Irish.
Yoon Park (1987) Korean.
Ahn Bo Hyun (1988) Korean.
Park Seo Joon (1988) Korean.
Jung Hae In (1988) Korean.
Kim Soo Hyun (1988) Korean.
Lee Hyun Jae (1988) Korean / Unspecified American.
Cha Yu-Ri (Kim Tae Hee) has been a ghost since she died 5 years ago. She left behind her husband Jo Kang-Hwa and their child. To become a human again, Cha Yu-Ri carries out a reincarnation project for 49 days.
Meanwhile, Jo Kang-Hwa (Lee Kyu-Hyung) works as a chest surgeon. He was loving, but, after his wife died, his personality changed. After 5 years, his wife Cha Yu-Ri reappears in front of him.
2. It’s Okay to Not be Okay
Genre: Romance, Drama
Plot:
A story about a man employed in a psychiatric ward and a woman, with an antisocial personality disorder, who is a popular writer of children’s books.
Moon Kang-Tae (Kim Soo-Hyun) works in a psychiatric ward. His job is to write down the patients’ conditions and deal with unexpected situations, like if patients fight or they run away. He only earns about 1.8 million won ($1,600 USD) a month. The woman (Seo Yea-Ji) is a popular writer of children’s literature, but she is extremely selfish, arrogant and rude.
3. Angel’s last Mission
Genre: Romance, Fantasy
Plot:
Kim Dan (Kim Myung-Soo) is an angel. He is also a troublemaker and also optimist. Lee Yeon-Seo (Shin Hye-Sun) is a ballerina who does not believe in lve.
Dan then receives a mission. If he succeeds, he can return to Heaven. His mission is to find true love for Yeon-Seo, but soon falls in love with her.
4. Prison Playbook
Genre: Black Comedy
Plot:
Je-Hyeok (Park Hae-Soo) is the best relief pitcher in Korea. He will to the U.S and sign a contract with a major league. One night, he hears his sister screaming and sees a man running out of her apartment. Je-hyeok and the man get into a physical struggle with Je-Hyeok striking the man with a rock. Later, Je-Hyeok receives a 1 year prison sentence for using excessive force. Devastated, Je-Hyeok must adapt to life in prison.
Meanwhile, Joon-Ho (Jung Kyoung-Ho) is a friend of Je-Hyeok and works in the prisonas an officer. He waits for Je-Hyeok’s arrival.
5. Chicago Typewriter
Genre: Romance, Fantasy, Friendship
Plot:
This drama follows the lives of two men and a woman through two eras; one during the 1930s Japanese occupation of Korea and the other in the 21st century. Han Se-Joo (Yoo Ah-In) who was a writer in his past life and a bestselling author in the present. But Se-Joo is depressed with writer’s block so he can’t write his next book.
Yu Jin-Oh (Go Kyung-Pyo) owned a bar in his previous life. In 2017 he is a talented ghostwriter who can bail Se-Joo out of his predicament, but the mysterious man has a condition for his services. Se-Joo may not be able to meet it.
Jun Seol (Im Soo Jung) was a sniper. Now she has extremely variety expertise. She is a former Olympian hopeful, a veterinarian and a book lover who runs her own delivery service. She oscillates between extreme fandom and an anti-fan of Se Joo.
The intricately woven story of these three characters unfolds to reveal strange mirroring connections between the time periods as well as possibilities for past lives to be redeemed or improves in the modern world.
6. Uncontrollably Fond
Genre: Romance, Melodrama
Plot:
Sin Joon-Young (Kim Woo-Bin) and No Eul (Bae Suzy) were in love in ther younger days. But uncontrollable circumstances separated them and they went their separate ways. Joon-Young is now a superstar actor and singer, while No Eul became a producer-director of documentaries. When their path cross again years later. Joon-Young discovers that No Eul is now very different person than he remembered – materialisticand willing to do anything to get ahead.
7. Penthouse: War In Life
Genre: Suspense, Life, Drama, Family, Mature
Plot:
The residents of Hera Palace, a luxury penthouse apartment with 100 floors, have many secrets and hidden ambitions. Sim Su-Ryeon (Lee Ji-Ah), who was born into wealth, is the queen of the penthouse apartment. Cheon Seo-Jin (Kim So-Yeon), the prima donna of the residence, does all she can to give everything to her daughter. Oh Yoon-Hee (Eugene) comes from a poor family background, but she strives to enter high society by becoming the queen of the penthouse, the pinnacle success in her eyes. A battle for wealth, power, and prestige at Seoul’s most coveted penthouse begins.
8. Crash Landing On You
Genre: Romance, Comedy, Military, Political
Plot:
Yoon Se-Ri (Son Ye-Ji) is an heiress to a conglomerate in South Korea. One day, while paragliding, an accident caused by strong winds leads Yoon Se-Ri to make an emergency landing in North Korea. There, she meets Ri Jeong-Hyeok (Hyun-Bin), who is a North Korean army officer. He tries to protect her and hide her. Soon, Ri Jeong-Hyeok falls in love with Yoon Se-RI.
9. Itaewon Class
Genre: Romance, Business, Friendship, Life
Plot:
On the first day of attending his new high school, Park Sae-Ro-Yi (Park Seo-Joon) punches his classmate Jang Geun-Won, who was bullying another classmate. The bully is the son of CEO Jang Dae-Hee (Yoo Jae-Myung). The bully's father runs restaurant business Jagga where Park Sae-Ro-Yi’s own father works. CEO Jang Dae-Hee demands to Park Sae-Ro-Yi that he apologizes to his son, but Park Sae-Ro-Yi refuses. Because of his refusal, Park Sae-Ro-Yi gets expelled from school and his father gets fired from his job. Soon, an accident takes place. Park Sae-Ro-Yi’s father dies in a motorcycle accident caused by his ex-classmate Jang Geun-Won. Burning with anger, Park Sae-Ro-Yi viciously beats Jang Geun-Won. He is soon arrested and receives prison time for the violent assault. Park Sae-Ro-Yi decides to destroy the Jagga company and take revenge upon CEO Jang Dae-Hee and his son Jang Geun-Won. Once Park Sae-Ro-Yi is released from prison, he opens a restaurant in Itaewon, Seoul. Jo Yi-Seo (Kim Da-Mi), who is popular on social media, joins Park Sae-Ro-Yi’s restaurant and works there as a manger. She has feelings for Park Sae-Ro-Yi.
10. Hotel De Luna
Genre: Romance, Comedy, Horror, Fantasy
Plot:
Jang Man-Wol (IU) is the CEO of Hotel del Luna. The hotel is situated in downtown in Seoul and has a very old appearance. She made a big error many years ago and, because of this, she has been stuck at Hotel del Luna. She is beautiful, but she is fickle, suspicious and greedy.
Koo Chan-Sung (Yeo Jin-Goo) worked as the youngest assistant manager ever at a multinational hotel corporation. He is a sincere perfectionist. He looks level-headed, but he actually has a soft disposition. Due to an unexpected case, he begins to work as a manager at Hotel del Luna. The hotel's clientele consists of ghosts.
11. Do Do Sol Sol La La Sol
Genre: Romance, Comedy
Plot:
Goo Ra-Ra (Go Ara) is a pianist. She has bright personality. Something happened that caused her to become bankrupt. She doesn't have anything now and she is frustrated with her situation.
Sunwoo Joon (Lee Jae-Wook) doesn't care what other people think about him, but he has a warm heart. He is free spirited and doesn't have a specific dream or goal for his life. He makes ends meet by working part-time jobs.
Goo Ra-Ra and Sunwoo Joon meet at the small private piano academy LaLa Land in a country village.
12. 18 Again
Genre: Romance, Comedy, Youth, Drama, Fantasy
Plot:
Tells the story of a husband named Hong Dae Young (Lee Do-Hyun) who is on the verge of divorce but finds himself back in his body when he was at the prime of his life 18 years ago. He ends up changing his name to Go Woo Young when he becomes 18- years-old again. Meanwhile, his wife Jung Da Jung(Kim Ha-Neul) joins the workforce as an anchorwoman later on in life after raising their 18-year-old twins.
13. Goblin: The Lonely and Great God
Genre: Comedy, Romance, Fantasy
Plot:
In ancient times, Kim Shin (Gong Yoo) is an unbeatable general in wars, but the young King (Kim Min-Jae) is jealous of Kim Shin and kills him. Kim Shin becomes Dokkaebi (Goblin), possessing an immortal life. At first he thinks that he is blessed, but he realizes that he is cursed.
Closer to the present day, Kim Shin has waited 900 years for a human bride to end his immortal life. One night, he saves a dying pregnant woman (Park Hee-Von) who is destined to die. Meanwhile, the Grim Reaper (Lee Dong-Wook) is unable to find the dead pregnant woman. The woman gives birth to a baby girl named Ji Eun-Tak (later played by Kim Go-Eun). 9 years later, Ji Eun-Tak lives with her mother and is able to see ghosts. One night, her mother suddenly dies. On that night, she meets the Grim Reaper.
In the present day, Ji Eun-Tak is a high school student. She still sees ghosts and hears their whisper of “Dokkaebi’s bride.” She now lives with her aunt’s family, but she is mistreated by them. On her birthday, Ji Eun-Tak sits by the sea with a lighted birthday cake. At that time, Kim Shin suddenly appears in front of her. Kim Shin does not know why, but he can hear her voice and appears in front of her against his will. Coincidentally, Kim Shin lives with the Grim Reaper at the same house.
Now, Kim Shin appears in front of her against his will, whenever she turns off the lights. One day, Ji Eun-Tak tells him that he is Dokkaebi and she is his bride.
14. It’s Okay That’s Love
Genre: Friendship, Psychological, Comedy, Romance, Drama
Plot:
Jang Jae-Yeol (Jo In-Sung) is a mystery writer and radio DJ. He suffers from a obsession. Ji Hae-Soo (Gong Hyo-Jin) is going through her first year fellowship in psychiatry at a University Hospital. She chose psychiatry because she doesn't want to perform surgeries. After she meets Jang Jae-Yeol, her life goes through big changes.
15. Let’s Fight Ghost
Genre: Romance, Comedy, Fantasy, Action, Horror
Plot:
Hyun-Ji (Kim So-Hyun) studied for most her life before she died at the age of 19. She is now a ghost and has wandered around the world for several years. Hyun-Ji then meets exorcist Park Bong-Pal (TaecYeon). Hyun-Ji and Bong-Pal listens to various stories from ghosts and sends them to the otherworld.
16. Hospital Playlist
Genre: Friendship, Comedy, Romance, Life, Medical
Plot:
A drama depicting the stories of people going through their days that are seemingly ordinary but actually special, at the hospital, a place known as the microcosm of life - where someone is being born and someone's life meets their ending. The five doctors are longtime friends of 20 years who started their undergrad in 1999 in the same medical school, and now they are colleagues in the same hospital. The drama will also deal with a story of a band formed by the group of doctors.
17. Fated to Loved You
Genre: Business, Comedy, Romance,
Plot:
This drama is the story of an ordinary girl, Mi Yeong, (Jang Na-Ra)who has neither outstanding looks, a prestigious college degree, nor any other charming qualities, facing her whole life abruptly changing when love comes knocking at her door. While on vacation, she accidentally happens to spend one night with Lee Gun (Jang Hyuk) and even gets pregnant from that night. Because of this incident, her life will never be the same, and this fateful encounter brings love that transforms this not-so-special girl to an attractive, charming lady.
18. Go Back Couple
Genre: Comedy, Romance, Life, Fantasy
Plot:
Choi Ban-Do (Son Ho-Jun) and Ma Jin-Joo (Jang Na-Ra) are both 38-years-old and a married couple. Choi Ban-Do has been burdened with being the breadwinner and Ma Jin-Joo is a housewife with low self-esteem. Even though they loved each other when they married, they now hate each other. They both regret marrying at such a young age. The couple travel through time and find themselves as 20-year-old university students, when they met for the first time.
19. To The Beautiful You
Genre: School, Teen, Romantic, Comedy, Sports
Plot:
Kang Tae-Joon (Minho) is a gold medalist in the high jump, but he has been mired in a slump due to an injury. In order to help her idol, a girl named Koo Jae-Hee (Sulli) disguises herself as a boy and enrolls at the same all male high school.When Tae-Joon (Minho) is competiting at the World Junior Competition, Jae-Hee (Sulli) watches him on TV in America and becomes very touched.
Despite her friends telling her otherwise, Jae-Hee cuts her long hair by herself. She then flies to South Korea, with a plan to stay with Tae-Joon who is now injured. Jae-Hee disguises herself as a boy and enrolls at the all boys Genie Physical Education High School. On her first day at school, Jae-Hee goes up the stairs with her suitcase, but her suitcase bursts open and all her clothes fall out. A boy comes by and helps her pick up her stuff. Jae-Hee realizes that the boy helping her is none other than her idol Tae-Joon. In her excitement, Jae-Hee sits on her suitcase, which proceeds to slide down the stairs.
20. When the Camellia Blooms
Genre: Triller, Comedy, Romance, Family
Plot:
Dong-Baek (Kong Hyo-Jin) is a single mother living in the small town of Ongsan. She runs the bar-restaurant Camellia, while also taking care of her son Pil-Gu (Kim Kang-Hoon). The people of Ongsan frequently gossip about Dong-Baek. She grew up as an orphan, is a single mother and runs a bar where many of the men in Ongsan frequent. Regardless of what the locals may whisper about Dong-Baek, local police officer Hwang Yong-Sik (Kang Ha-Neul) is deeply in love with her. Meanwhile, Dong-Baek's ex-boyfriend Kang Jong-Ryeol (Kim Ji-Suk) suddenly reappears in her life. He is a famous baseball player, that hid their relationship when they dated. While Dong-Baek tries to find happiness, something truly sinister lurks in the background. A serial killer roams Ongsan and Dong-Baek may be a target.
I know I need to calm the fuck down first but one word to describe episode 6: STRESS!!
📍I love seeing Hyun-woo and Hae-in having a...sort of second honeymoon in Germany but I couldn't really enjoy every scene because I'm stressing out at how fucking OBLIVIOUS the Hong family is like bitch y'all are surrounded by snakes and they're so complacent 😭😭😭 I mean it's not really their fault that there are opportunists who'd earn their trust first then slither their way to bite them in the ass, but I just find it ironic at how protective they are at their family business and wealth but they can't see through the REAL people who has every intention to bring them down.
📍Speaking of which, I have read a fan theory somewhere that Mo Seul-hee is the mom of Eun-seong and Da-hye. Could be, OR Grace could be Da-hye's mom considering how Grace acted towards her. But why are they so keen at bringing the Hong family down?
📍Maybe it's just me but I don't think Da-hye is that bad, I have a feeling that she'll eventually come to her senses and take Hyun-woo's side and expose Eun-seong and co.
📍My overthinker/delulu self thinks that Soo-cheol and Da-hye's baby is actually Hyun-woo and Hae-in's kid. I mean, it wasn't shown how they lost their baby...yet. So Hae-in either miscarried, or she gave birth to a still born child? But what if the child is actually alive and one of those evil bitches cooked up some shit to make it seem like Hyun-woo and Hae-in's baby died, and then that baby was registered as Soo-cheol and Da-hye's kid? I know it sounds insane, but we're only on episode 6 so more crazy shit could happen in the future episodes, you'll never know. But my normal self says I've watched too many Filipino dramas growing up (and yes, that shit happens a lot in Filo-dramas).
📍Speaking of that kid, another theory is...what if that kid is actually Eun-seong and Da-hye's? Soo-cheol is a dumbass, and again, those bitches could have manipulated that baby's DNA test result or something. Again, that's just me being an overthinker, also I hate my Filo-drama mindset.
📍Aunt Beom-ja being so concerned about Hae-in and her dad but I also appreciate the fact that she respected her niece's request to not tell anyone about her illness. I also hope that she'll be able to help Hyun-woo clear his name and uncover Seul-hee and gang's dirty little secret.
📍BUT Y'ALL KNOW WHO STRESSED THE SHIT OUT OF ME THIS EPISODE? BAEK FUCKING HYUN-WOO!!! I am so freaking annoyed that he didn't tell Hae-in about the divorce when he had the chance. He was probably worried at how Hae-in would react plus the latter was going through medical treatments so he probably didn't want to put too much stress on her, but Hae-in was bound to find out either way so...yeah I do get why he chose to keep the divorce to himself but he could have just told the truth and suck it up, and perhaps they could communicate better when it comes to issues like this.
📍One thing I noticed about Hyun-woo is that he's brave in so many ways but also a coward on one thing. I mean he talks with Hae-in about nice things and all, and he is his wife's confidante, but I don't think I've ever heard him talk the way Hae-in does, meaning he never had the balls to talk to his wife about the..."unpleasant" side of their marriage. Hae-in was able to talk to him about her illness, the last will and testament that her mom pressured her to write, and Hyun-woo didn't even think about bringing up the divorce papers.
Prior to episode 5, I really thought that Hae-in was the one who shut him out but it was actually the other way around. Wifey may seem cold and nonchalant but if there's one person she'd listen to, it's him. Perhaps he doesn't want to say something that would upset Hae-in but the point is...she's his wife, she's supposed to know what he thinks, how he feels about certain things, even the not-so-pleasant side of their relationship. I really hope that in the next episode or the episode after that he'll be able to communicate better.
📍Hae-in's mom is terrible af. Imagine blaming your own daughter for the death of your son. I mean she didn't deserve to lose a child, but it's unfair to put all the blame on Hae-in (like why?). It's not like she endangered herself on purpose, and she had the audacity to be upset when Hae-in did something nice to her in-laws? Like what is wrong with this woman? Why can't see realize her own mistakes?
📍I kind of teared up when Hae-in was telling Hyun-woo about the things the latter should do when she dies. She could die, and this show might give us a bittersweet ending but when that time comes I'd be really, really hurt. Also, Hae-in confessing that the only reason she wrote her will about Hyun-woo not getting anything should they divorce was so that she'll be allowed to marry him 😭 (just shows she fought hard for him and she'll do absolutely anything to be with him). God I hate her mom! And yes the epilogue was so cute, now we know that they have always been in-love with each other. But I guess...they need a time-out 🤷.
Again writenim never failed to remind us that hae in is still dying and her sickness is not getting better
The aunt really keep her mouth tied up👍 she keep having the tick tock moment after meeting the kid..I wonder if that the trigger.
Omg ..new man found out about the sickness plus hae in whereabout..I love that he does not share the same goal as his mother.👍 And willing to have hae in her position even mad about chasing the family away👍 like how do they make plan together???
on sung cheol part..man was stupid that he forget the girl..I offended as well
I can feel the girl pain rather than him🤣🤣
But he still love her nonetheless as he said she forgot to bring him as well😅
Gosh when they texting together I was feeling the awkwardness as well ..why they talk more after divorce😫😫
And hae in said to make sure that hyun woo will not feel worried after the matter settled and they could be like a real divorcee..Hurt me as well .
Even hyun woo acknowledge he's divorce.
New man love for hae in stronger than I thought but sadly hae in dying and he does not stand a chance .I wonder how he make himself as hae in legal guardian ..hmm.
This list was created with the intention of exposing in a easy and neat way female releases from January 2020, including all genres and projects.
I hope that here you can find talented artists and amazing songs and give them the love, attention and recognition they deserve.
If you see any errors or releases missing, please let me know!
1st
YEOJEONG (여정) - Jackson, The Talkative Cat (수다쟁이 잭슨)
Lee Young Ji (이영지) - WALGA (왈가)
Fil (필), Kim Dae yeon (김대연) - 선물
LUNCH (런치) - 나의 이름을 (Love Forever)
AIRY (애리) - 신세계 (New Universe)
2nd
knockinon (노킹온) feat. RIPLEY - Door (문)
msftz (미스피츠) - 2080
Brown Eyed Girls (브라운 아이드 걸스) - Snowman
이기리 - Make Me Sing
NARA - Dirty Street
일상밴드 (Band daily) - 사랑은 머그잔에 (A Mug in Love)
LUCY (루씨) feat. 오세진 - 너를, 봄
3rd
Vanishing Point (소실점) - Fake (척)
Lubless (러블레스) - Bluebird (파랑새)
Lee Yong Shin (이용신) - Smile
Dopein (도핀) Feat. Horim - 나 원하는 대로 (How I want it)
Cha Soo Min, Cheon Ye Seul, Kim Da Young, Kim Sung Hee, Kim Won Kyung, Kim Won Jung, Jin Park and Lee Hye Seung for Vogue Korea May 2018. Photographed by Hong Jang Hyun