#na ajeong

[astarlightmonbebe]

the shenanigans in wedding impossible are fun and all, but impossible to truly enjoy because i cannot forget the high stakes behind them. it was bad enough when the premise was simply a contract marriage to cover up one man's secret, but now we have 'let me seduce my brother's fiance-soon-to-be-wife' thrown into a mix. jihan's actions are harmless on the surface, sinister beneath it. for all he says he cares about his brother, ajeong is right when she says he's not a very good brother (i mean, you could argue the same for dohan, which i will get into in a minute), because what brother makes a move on his brother's woman? it doesn't matter if there's no feelings yet, or if the marriage is fake - they've barely begun and they're already getting caught. and jihan and ajeong getting caught leads to dohan and ajeong getting caught out too, and so it always comes back to dohan's secret, his reason for trying to escape. i think starting off the drama we already know that dohan ultimately won't be able to keep his sexuality a secret, that it will somehow be forced out into the open, but with each episode, the stakes surrounding that reveal get higher and higher. the higher it gets, the more the fall hurts. the higher the walls, the more violently they crumble.

and, objectively, none of the characters are entirely without blame or flaws in the situation. dohan asking ajeong to marry him without consideration of the cost it could have on her (he's asking her to move to ny, lie to her family and his, possibly stall her career or risk losing it entirely, etc). ajeong lying about her career to dohan and acting as if she's rich and all that. for close friends, they are sometimes careless with one another, but we can also see them remedying that, rebuilding the gaps, such as when ajeong sincerely accepts his offer, and dohan calling her to check in. jihan's a much more volatile character. his character can be understandable when you think that he wants dohan to have happiness because he somehow thinks of himself as responsible for their mom dying, but what's the point in fighting for something for dohan that dohan doesn't even want? dohan has made it clear he doesn't want the company, but jihan has it set on him inheriting it, on marrying him off. he's not much different from their grandfather in that respect, although at least their grandfather agreed to let dohan marry ajeong instead of trying to break them apart like jihan's doing now. jihan's pushy and overbearing; dohan, in contrast, is perhaps too laidback. he doesn't seem to understand jihan's ambition or his struggles in the power balance, and he also left his brother alone with the wolves for five years. it's hard to really analyze the brother's that much, because we don't get that many scenes of just the two of them and have barely any backstory on how their relationship was like growing up (did dohan look out for jihan? what does he know that jihan doesn't, and vice versa? how was dohan's position in the family (we understand jihan is bottom rung)? etc).

still, when it gets down to the bone, the biggest blowback is on dohan, because he'll end up losing the one thing he wanted to protect. ajeong entered the game as an outsider, and she'll leave like one (or eventually be welcomed back into the family as jihan's wife at this point), although there will probably be considerable affect possibly on her career or public image as an actress. jihan could lose a lot, more so in standing, which he cares about, and public image as well. dohan gets outed to his family, and probably the greater public depending on how much comes to light (that reporter seems like he'll be an issue). so really, jihan and ajeong are playing a game and forgetting dohan is in the middle. and that's going to be a problem.

#star stumbles #wedding impossible #kdrama #my thoughts #lee dohan #lee jihan #na ajeong #this was not proofread so sorry if it doesn't make sense at certain parts. i combined two separate posts into one #oh and also. dohan does not have a support system outside of ajeong in sk at this point #ajeong has her family and friends while jihan has his coworkers #dohan really has no one. he's supposed to have jihan and ajeong but we know how that will go :/ #i want more info on the brothers though i'm really curious about the family situation #and confused about how they were illegitimate with their mom being part of the choi family but the public didn't know??? #like she was having an affair with a man and had two sons and kept it secret while being president??? i don't understand it #ep 4

[blessmanhwa]

Wedding impossible

Name: Wedding impossible

Author: Song jeongwon

Genre: Romance-Comedy-Josei

Where to read it: Batoto

Chapters: c o m p l e t e d (72/72)

My synopsis: Ajeong Na describes herserlf as a no-name theater actor, she's 33 years old and you're wondering what could she do for 500k dollars? Simple, playing the role of her life. Her bestfriend, Jeekyung Lee, a chaebol heir proposed to Ajeong, yes, him: rich, handsome, good manners, bright future, the embodiment of prince charming. Untouchable though because Jeekyung is gay (the best soldiers are always for the other team), now the curtain rises and it's showtime! Ajeong plays the lovesick soon-to-be wife in front of eveyrone but a good theater play needs disruptive element and quiproquo right? Well, this is the role for Jeekyung's little brother Jeehan who is devoted to prove that this girl-whatever her name is, is not the right one for his hyung! (yeah brother complex)

A wholesome manhwa, very refreshing and bonus you can finish it in a day! This is the kind of story that make you wondering where is your Jeehan, sigh..

#manhwa #manhwa recommendation #manhwa review #impossible wedding #romance #josei #comedy #manhwa romance #manhwa comedy #manhwa josei

[zaggyzoo]

i still don't get why na ajeong likes ji han

#like when was it shown on screen bc i missed it lol #i mean they did show them spend time together and it was fun and also her caring about him and all so why is it so lackluster now djdjjd