Hmm

The plot feels sorta superficial? Like, the obstacles do. For example that nurse and the paparazzi part. No matter what, the hospitals celebs in korea use are all vetted as having insane lvls of privacy protection, and there is always someone -but more likely a few ppl- from the company around, especially if there's currently an interesting incident happening and there's any chance of info leak.
But overlooking that, her motivation is weak af. Like, she's looking at a lawsuit, loss of job and future job prospects and yet she goes and does that for no rsn?
The appearance of the childhood friend turned parasite was also very forced.
The timeline of healing is shaky at best considering that Chamn was stabbed and bleeding out and then spent some time breathing in so much smoke.
The flashbacks were pretty solid but the original plotline was somewhat hastily abandoned and the characters were dulled because of that.
There's the sudden flip when the 2 villains put on worried faces between one page and the next when they were out of the fire.
I mean, one harbored strong enough hatred for a kid he attempted murder, only to suffer no consequence and live well tormenting him -implied- all the while sleeping his way thru the entertainment industry while being eaten away by a pathological codependent relationship with his step brother. We're told his obsession/love with him is the reason for his antisocial behavior yet he's introduced to us as smn interested in Chamin and that very interest is in part motivating his hatred to Mogyum??? You have to really pick a side here. He even got a hit on some dude who played a supporting character and now you have him regret 3secs after he stabbed a bitch and tried to murder the other.
The recent manager pop up is nice tho, bcs there was prior foreshadowing of his interest, I was kind of like, huh, when they showed that only to drop it all tghtr for a while.
The other dude too, like he was only ever interested in cleaning up after shit went down, and using his body as stress relief while wallowing in his own problems and misunderstanding his own feelings. Like yeah dude had it hard but there was plenty of time to resolve that. With the way he was acting and the lack of guilt, there's no way he could have convinced himself he likes Mogyum so that plot point is botched.
As for the main couple, not much to say cause they're mostly spice as the plot focuses more on bombarding their relationship then on exploring it.
When the scandal erupted tho, fr no excuse for Chamin not to have contacted Mogyum at all before it was publicized.
There were more things I wanted to say but I'm hungry and can't really remember them anymore.