This is a different sort of crazy and it lacks, because the best scenes in the drama were Go-jin and Shin-ah at loggerheads and arguing with each other. They do make a lovely couple, but the fun is missing. Both Soo-young and Se-gi are turning into (boring) standard villains.

The only good question now is: Who on earth is Soo-yeon?

Crazy Love completely played most, it not all of us. Never, never was I expecting a dual villain reveal and not one on my radar.

We had already guessed most of this in last week's recap - that Se-gi is taking revenge for his sister, that the sister may be the stalker, that the secretary was involved with the accident, etc. Not sure why the show decided to put all the reveals in one episode though.

I'd like to believe Soo-young's sudden thirst for revenge is an act though. She did ask her secretary to dig into Se-gi's past. Maybe she's teaming up with him to take him down? One can only hope. One 1D villain is enough, we don't need more.

And while I agree that Go-jin needs to reckon with the consequences of his behaviour, I don't think "death threats and homemade bombs should be forgiven because you were MEAN" is the right message to send 🙄.

I really don't know what to feel about Noh Gojin's reaction to the actions of the resigned secretaries and her son, and Director Ma(I really feel sorry for her plight and I'm holding out hope that we've not seen the last of her). If anyone is to become Deputy CEO amongst his instructors she's the best out of the flock, her track records proves that. On one hand, I'm thinking ' What has being in a relationship with Sin-a changed about you? Where is the better version of you that Sin-a made you realize existed?' But then, they really hurt him real bad, very bad. While I do not find his reactions faulty at all -they all had it coming, it's a bitter pill to swallow.

And his blowout with Sin-a was perfect writing. Sometimes understanding why someone did something wrong doesn't mean we'd take it with less hands. Sina clearly knew where the secretaries were coming from, felt thier pain, but that did not excuse the hurt they've caused Go-jin. While he doesn't entirely blame them, he knows he's been a jerk, he's reeling from the trauma he's being holding in. Sin-a lending her voice in at that moment seems like miscalculation(not in the writing) in her actions. Even though it was important, it wasn't at the forefront at the moment. Whether or not she knew about Go-jin latest knowledge about the message all the staff received and no one deemed it fit to notify him of, she could have acted differently.

Episode 14 is very well written plus a well thought-out confrontation. No one is entirely guilty or not guilty.

The thing that I find the most irritating is how someone can hold other people responsible for a suicide. With very, very few exceptions, suicide is suicide, it is not murder. The person doing the killing was the person who died. Yes, bad relationships can influence a person's choice for suicide, but it is way more complex than what can be summed up by claiming that one person alone "killed" the person who made the decision to commit suicide.

Another show seems to be faceplanting the ending.

Agree that the woman an white is probably the not-dead sister, perhaps with a face transplant. But I'd happily pitch her off that convenient rooftop if that would bring the show back to what it was a few weeks ago.

Segi and SooYoung were very annoying. Segi blames GoJin for his sister's suicide but it seems that there is more to it than GJ's harsh words. Soo Young blaming GJ for not accepting her after she left him and married someone else. Like come on, total sense of entitlement and delusion. She should not expect GJ to still love her after 12 years and with what she has done to him. Then she will not forgive him for rejecting her. 🤦‍♀️
Plus both of them are acting like they did nothing wrong themselves.
I feel bad for the secretaries but they are not innocent either. It is frustrating to see GoJin go through all these. Especially when he found out that none of his employees reported that suspicious email threatening to kill him. Its heartbreaking for him to face all these at once.
I am not saying he is innocent, he is indeed harsh. Shin Ah's experiences as his secretary is proof of that. We will see how the drama wraps this up next week.
I wonder if Dr Cho and SooYeon is connected somewhat. His involvement seems random unless he has a personal vendetta against GJ. Like does she know Soo Yeon? or is it because of Baek SooYoung? Soo Yeon looks unhinged so hopefully her storyline will be good. She is a different actress from the one that played SeHee. So it looks like she has a different vendetta. Is she another of GJ's former secretaries?
The only bright spot in all of this is Shin Ah and her cute interactions with GJ. So I am particularly annoyed at SooYeon for involving her this way.
I just hope the writer will end the story well and avoid going off the rails.

Episode 14 was the expository episode. Lots of dots were connected and new threads were created. From it, this is what I got:
-Segi was actually loyal to Gojin, but based on his interaction with Kang Min, someone sent him damning information about Gojin's "involvement" with his sister's suicide that made him turn 180 on Gojin.
If this is true, why did he not confront Gojin from the start? It could be fabricated or manipulated to suit the Mastermind's plan- Gojin losing everyone on his side and everything he has (my money is on Sooyoung's secretary).
Because I don't know how someone can stay loyal to another for close to a decade with a facade. And until Shinah, Segi was the one who knew Gojin best. He would have seen a different side that made him have questions.
For Sooyoung, if entitlement was a person, she is a perfect representation. So because you 'protected' him by breaking his heart and marrying someone else means you own his heart forever. And can come and go as you with. He has a right to move on.
I hope she opens her eyes because she is making her father proud right now- doing the very thing she said she wouldn't do.
For Director Ma, I loved Gojin's analogy. If you kill to survive, you must be ready to be killed for survival, it's the rules. Probably the ban in the industry should be lifted, but the lawsuit should filed or a deal/compensation paid- she has to pay because that is corporate espionage.
Same goes for the secretaries. Rather than blame someone for your insecurities, own up to it and get better. Or confront whoever wronged you. I actually peg Shinah in the same boat with the fake fiancée plot. I loved it when she gets in Gojin's face and call him out of his behaviour in episode 2 and 9. Scheming behind someone is low class. If you have an issue, call it out.
Noh Gojin was mean, and he needs a wakeup call that trauma or not, people do not need to be trampled on if they are below his expectations (which by the way he needs to to lower, like by miles). He has to start seeing beyond evil and look at the cause not the effect alone.
But seriously, I loved the fact that he realised people must really hate him for his employees not to inform him of the death threat. Character growth coming, I hope.
I have much more to say but will wait for my speculations to be debunked or proven next week.

You know what? I realised that I find Gojin's chubby investigator kind of cute. There, I said it.

Not sure what the general opinion is, but I loved how epi 14 took quite a big turn and dived into heavier but important topics. It is a crazy drama and is living up to its name. The director himself if I recalled correctly said that this is not a typical rom com or actually imo not really just a rom com, the crazy "love" represents many obsessions not just in a romantic way and I think here we get revenge, ego, trauma, etc.

I didn't mind that this week's episodes focused less on the romance but more on the main theme of the story - NGJ's character flaw and development. There were many things he said here to Ms. Ma and Shin-ah/ex secretaries where he himself should learn from as well.

It was overwhelming indeed, the betrayal of Segi, Soonyoung declaring war, finding about the death threat that no one in the company reported, etc. Definitely a huge blow to NGJ but really this is needed for him to realize how terrible he has been to everyone around him and that in turn he is hurting himself too. I really felt the impact of the world around him tumbling and I guess that's why the director threw all of this into one episode.

It was much needed for NGJ's character development as well as for his relationship with LSA. He is in love with LSA so he cares for her and is super good to her but still at his root, he is not nice at all. Just because he is in a relationship, it doesn't fix everything (ironically a lot of kdramas kind of portray it that way). That's why, I love them they are focusing on this and I think this is really the main theme of the drama.

I'm so over Se Gi and Soo Young. I hope they get the proper punishments for their actions.

I didn't realize how much hatred Se Gi had for Go Jin, but I still knew there was another culprit. The one behind the physical accidents. Sorta surprised they are able to keep her a mystery until the finale. Wonder if it'll be a satisfying reveal. I don't think she would be a former secretary like the others.

Soo Young's secretary is officially confirmed as a baddie, Dr. Jo.... Hmm, I assume he has done more than just manipulate and egg on Kang Min. He got more than a few lingering shots during this drama.

Does this drama win an award for most villains??? Lol

I feel the story telling has gone quiet weaker last weeks but I dont care :) I still like it . The leads has a great chemistry and somehow they make us to care about Go-Jin and want to know who and why wants to hurt him ! And we know it is going to be a happy ending drama so that is the best bit :)

I do miss the hair pulling and screaming matches between no go jin and shin ah but they are adorable together ♥️

The only complaint I have for this show is I need more screen time for them and less on unnecessary characters who add nothing to the plot.

Hopefully this drama ends on a high note as I have had disappointing things for other romance drama endings lately....

These episodes, particularly episode 14, made me feel like rage quitting which annoyed me more because I'm so close to the end. I truly got a headache over these episodes. He was a jerk, there's no denying that, but that was *OVER* a year ago for those ex secretaries and they only lasted less than 3 months! I'm not trying to say they didn't have a hard time but they sent him threatening items, defaced his house (or the gate to his house), destroyed/damaged his security cameras, and then topped it off with sending a bomb to him and yet he's in the wrong for not forgiving them?! Are you serious?! They spent more time and effort for their "revenge" than they did working for him. And the son said Go Jin wouldn't leave his mom alone based on what was on her phone. What could have possibly been on the phone FROM OVER A YEAR AGO?!

Se Gi's sister broke in the office and was taking pictures of the materials for whatever reason and because Go Jin "wouldn't let her work in the industry again", he's responsible for her suicide? Are you kidding me?!

Soo Young dumped him 12 YEARS ago and she's mad that he moved on? Are you kidding me?!?!?!

Ugh, I have such a headache.

And then we have the weird girl at the end. She tried to get Sina hit by a car and apparently she's a stalker. I was wondering if she was one of his fangirls. Maybe the one who threw the flour but then I thought why would Sina know her name.