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I stopped seriously readong at chapter 47 and skimmed until the ending. Hell, even the way the victims were vindicated in the end was so unsatisfying.
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I stopped seriously readong at chapter 47 and skimmed until the ending. Hell, even the way the victims were vindicated in the end was so unsatisfying.
For a CEO and a secretary, they are both dumb as hell. Because why the heck are they dating without any cover on their faces knowing very well that they are being targeted by a competitor who plays dirty? I get that Mr. Gang is still scared from his experience with the red-hair guy that's why he refused the other producers to file a joint lawsuit against red-hair guy. But really? After all the shit he went through, he did not think of any form of precautions or defense especially when he'a not just considering his own career but the whole artists in his company?
The plot went downhill after they got together. This has the potential to be a great story since the conflicts, the execs placing Doyoon rashly in Play something, potential rivalry between the two newly debuted boy groups, the thing with Mr. Gang and the red-hair guy, are quite interesting.