I have often wondered what bullies would be like if their children were bullied so this sounds like someone decided to explore that very idea. We often see the bully bullying their own child and that child goes on to bully others. So I wonder if this child will be meek and protected by their parents who have moved on from the bully phase of their life so would be hurt to know their child had been hurt and would realise too late how their childhood bullying had long term effects for the victims.

The one question is whether SHG can pull off a cold, calculating villain.

The video and poster are SO. PRETTY. It’s Kim Eun-sook and I’m not sure about the plot or Song Hye-kyo and yet for some strange reason I want to watch this.

I have the same problem @missvictrix, im allergic fully to her dramas, so it isn't just a you problem. I stand in solidarity with you there, lol. I will be skipping this, I just wanted you to know you are not alone. Lol

The promotions are stunning and it’s clear that Netflix wants this to be a huge critical and commercial hit for their platform. The only question is, can Song Hye-gyo deliver a convincing performance that demands moral ambiguity or villainy - qualities I think a protagonist like this requires? Can Kim Eun-sook overcome her myriad of writing weaknesses to finally deliver a show that doesn’t make me want to rip my hair out? Will the show stay on track with its themes and not simply become a vehicle of uninspired clichés and pretty faces?

The latter questions are more personal than objective, but given the mixed reception most of her work garners, I think it’s a reasonable ask.

This is an entrancing and haunting trailer. The overall tone--or maybe it's the shoe--reminds me of "Little Women," which I loved. I'm not sure this one will prove a masterpiece, and I wasn't initially that interested in tuning in. But this promo got me; I'll watch at least the first episode.

I liked Kim Eun-Sook's dramas, I think she wrote ones of the most KDrama-esque with good romances, interesting characters (even the second leads), humor. Goblin and Mr Sunshine are still in my favourite Kdramas.

This drama is very different from her usual style and Song Hye-Gyo and Lee Do-Hyun had a very bland last drama and their acting didn't help... So I'm not really confident for this one. Maybe the PD will make the difference.

This teaser is stunning. Love the embroidery work.

That being said, Kim Eunsook is kdrama's Shonda Rhimes and Song Hyekyo is not an actress, so I'm skipping this unless the reviews are overwhelmingly positive.

This series will only work if they have a director willing to put Song Hye-gyo into a headlock act force her to actually ACT.

The premise is pretty much messed up, but I'm interested in seeing what KES does with a different genre. I hope SHK actually acts, but I'm afraid we'll just get the same cold face.

Oh, how I love embroidery 😍

Am set back in my chair to hear the Pie Jesu from the Faure Requiem as the music. That raises my opinion of the potential here 🤔

I'm so strongly reminded of Kenja no Ai with this show. I'll try it out for the director, Lee Do-hyun and Park Sung-hoon.

How I drawn to the embroidery as it hold so many meaning on the revenge. It's beautiful..

Is this again an noona romance? If so, i am not happy. He is 27 and she is 41!
It is like... the difference so big. Not nice.
On the other hand... revenge plot? (not very appealing)
But we´ll see...
(i am skeptical)

Why is bullying so awful if the victim isn't the child of bullies but permissible if the victim is? Plenty of comments about revenge on the bullying parent/revenge for the original bullied child, but no sympathy for the innocent who gets bullied now through no fault of their own!

I'm pretty sick of bullying in dramas but using it as a tool for revenge is still bullying someone who has done nothing to deserve it, so what's the difference from one scenario to the next? Nothing! Her bullying isn't righteous payback, it's just more bullying. If she wants revenge on an individual, find a satisfying way to hurt that individual only, better still just stop.

Still, I'll withhold judgement until we see what we get, but I'm really hoping this heroine sends a quite different message in the end. The buck has to stop somewhere and I'm hoping it's with her so yet another person doesn't carry this down to another generation.