Yook Sung Jae Switched Lives With Lee Jong Won In The Golden Spoon | Episodes 1 & 2 Recap

I recently watched the first 2 episodes out of the new on-going drama The Golden Spoon and wow I'm totally hooked with it after. Since I've watched several Kdramas that have those annoying parents who aren't competitive enough to provide well for their family, I've been thinking of the chances wherein a Kdrama would be open to a concept of children abandoning their parents and be rewarded... then this drama came out with that kind of scenario. Mostly. lol 

So basically, Lee Seung Cheon (Yook Sung Jae) was born in a poor family where his father is an aspiring webtoon artist, his mother is a waitress while he and his sister do part time jobs. I really have nothing against the 2 female of the family but the father. Seeing him hiding from the goons collecting rent/money, that really irritated me the most. I mean, he's the head of the family after all and yet he stooped so low in making his family face the debt collectors instead of him. I really hate incompetent and coward parent/person like him. Being a manga or webtoon artist is a decent job, but at least he could do something else to pay the debt of his family and be courageous to stand up for them. All he did was hide behind them. Sigh. He seemed really kind person but reality check it's not enough to survive this cruel world especially when you have a family to feed. 

Kim Go Eun Outsmarted And Cornered Uhm Ji Won Thanks To Wi Ha Joon In Little Women Episode 8

Gosh! The scenes in each new episodes start to get more and more interesting! The mystery behind each characters in the story got into me that I have trust issues already. lol Seriously, there's just no one I can fully trust in those people that are around the 3 sisters . But after watching the last 2 episodes, episode 7 & 8, it all became clear to me that the main villain is be Park Jae Sang's wife, Won Sang Ah. 

Daaang! Before this fact unfolded, I have judged Choi Do Il big time! I can fully relate with Oh In Joo's poor judgment towards the people around her. lol I mean, who wouldn't right? With all the moments that she faced in Singapore, I also thought that Hwa Young had survived and was just living with the same face as Oh In Joo. Gosh, and then it was all revealed to be just an act directed by the devil Won Sang Ah. Geez, I got goosebumps over that scene! It's wicked! Sometimes it's really not good to trust people with a peaceful face and soft speaking voice. They sometimes really do end up with the most psychotic mind. 

Nam Ji Hyun Discovers The Death of Her Great Aunt With Kim Go Eun's Presence

Just when the 3 poor little sisters finally got some 'real' back up to defend against the evil family of Park Jae Sang (Uhm Ki Joon), episode 6 quickly dissolved it as their great aunt Oh Hye Suk (Kim Mi Suk) was found dead by Oh In Joo (Kim Go Eun) on the floor with blood scattered around. Sigh....

I'm quite sad about this. I really liked their great aunt. She's really cool and dependable kind of person. At first I didn't like how she's so judgmental and painfully honest with the situation of the Oh sisters/family. But I guess she was just trying to motivate them to take over their life and persevere. I quite understood now why great aunt was like that as I observed in the previous episodes. 

Little Women | Recommended KDrama

I haven't been watching a new on-going Kdrama after Extraordinary Attorney Woo until yesterday when I gave Little Women a try. Although I didn't do an update regarding EAW while it was on-going, I can assure you that I liked it very much. I was totally into it to the point that just want to savor every moment of each episodes of the drama so that's why I didn't do write ups about it. Also it's a drama that feels so wholesome and the protagonist is just too likeable so my reactions would probably only revolve around me saying that I liked everything about attorney woo. lol That would be boring, right? 

Anyways, the next drama that I've decided to tune in again and react each episodes every week is Little Women. I like this drama so far with its 4 episodes. Gladly, I was able to catch up to it and boy I am so pleased to myself that I gave it a try. It's so effin' relatable, dark and just full of twist. I like dramas like this it feels like I'm watching The Penthouse again as I'm seeing people who are being devoured by money. Ain't it amazing to see people evolving/transforming in the face of money? Truly, money is a scary thing. It's cruel because it will make you crazy happy only to suffer in the end when you allow it to control over you. 

Son Seok Ku Esquire Photoshoot + Revelation That He Rarely Drinks Alcohol

One of the unforgettable characters for me in a Kdrama is really Son Seok Ku's role in My Liberation Notes, Mr. Gu. The good looking, manly, alcoholic guy who is tired living and at the verge of giving up. Although I can fully relate to Mi Jeong like she's depicting my own life story, Mr. Gu's life is like an extension of what I am as well. I do tune in to alcoholic beverages almost everyday too in order to forget my problems... it's bad for the health but it feels like something is missing or my head is completely noisy whenever I don't drink. Ok, maybe I need help on that matter. lol