[richmilkchocolateovaltine]

While I agree that this series is not really the most original I have ever read, I was certainly entertained by it, otherwise I would have never finished reading to the end. As for the "wickedness" of the characters, Han Seo and Ha Ji, well I think they are both equally "wicked" as he or she calls it. You can say that the type of personality Han Seo has is quite common in Korea, but even so I'd rather deal with Ha Ji than Han Seo, no matter how wicked he/she may think he is. I have a friend from Korea who also has the same type of father, the kind who shows their love with cruelty, and we've had several interesting conversations about how we much we hate our fathers. They've been rather short... it's not a fun topic. In fact, to this day, I know that when she goes back to visit, she will neither phone her father or tell him she is there. I think that such an uncompromising person doesn't deserve love in any form. What do you guys think? Is Han Seo a tragic figure? Should Ha Ji have let him go sooner? Should she have ended up with him instead? I thought what the scanner said was rather interesting. If Han Seo is supposed be the dandelion, the symbol of Korea, does that mean he's the true hero of the story? And if so, forgive me for saying this, but I think Han Seo sucks.

[ajmanga]

Yeah I didn't like him much either. I liked that she ended up with Sin Uoo. I'm not the kind to pity someone because they're stubborn and they're set up to be a tragic character. I agree with you.

[gekowashere]

lol sorry to laugh at this, not that I think it's stupid.

But if Ha Ji ended up with Han Seo, who really knows what their future might have been?
Would he have turned into the 'good' guy he was in the end or stay the same as he was in high school if Ha Ji picked him in the end?

And, in my personal opinion, I think Han Seo wasn't truly a bad guy, because if I recall correctly, that one guy that was with him most of the time, said something about Ha Ji giving her trust to people [that she thinks/thought] she can trust [unconditionally] and even though she put up a font, I think it made her more wicked because she in a way played with peoples minds, making them think she was 'stupid' when she actually knew what was going on, while on the other hand Han Seo was just how he was, didn't act, or anything. Until the last few chapters. But in a fucked up way, he did her some good on getting her away from him.

[sleepless_sin]

LMFAO. the rant was hella hilarious. hot blooded woman wasnt too bad but i do have to say, the rant was the most entertaining.

[dottycao]

I don't think that manga was too bad but it was really long. Weird so in the end ha Ji was really faking stupidity all along.... it seemed like it was really real in the first half but then it kinda faded. I don't really like how it turned out she was faking it. Maybe she wasn't but then grew up and gained awareness. After being together so long didn't Sin Woo eventually figure out her poker face? hmmm... I dunno, what did you guys think about that? Actually, I only really liked the first half, after that it was iiiiiii....