My Dearest Nemesis Episode 9 Reactions: Fans Can’t Get Enough of the Soft and Emotional Romance!

tvN Kdrama My Dearest Nemesis has fans reeling with the hot and cold romance between leads Mun Ka-young and Choi Hyun-wook. With the proceedings of episode 9, fans can’t help but be heartbroken about the distance between Su-jeong and Ju-yeon and overwhelmed with the weight of their collective pasts. Having grown close to the characters and their problems, fans on X are definitely going through a rollercoaster of emotions in the latest episode!

On X user, @brively_ wrote, “the pain in her eyes when juyeon became so distant even though that was exactly how it was supposed to be”. Truly, with the way things went for both the characters is nothing short of heartbreaking but also felt like an eventuality. Let’s see what other fans had to say about the latest episode which might just become one of the top Korean dramas this year!

  • My Dearest Nemesis Ep 9 Runtime

    60 minutes

  • My Dearest Nemesis Kdrama Cast

    Mun Ka-young, Choi Hyun-wook, Lim Se-mi, Kwak Si-yang, Ban Hyo-jung, Kim Young-ah

  • My Dearest Nemesis Director

    Lee Soo-hyun

  • AKA

    그놈은 흑염룡

My Dearest Nemesis Episode 9 Reactions: Choi Hyun-wook, Moon Ka-young
My Dearest Nemesis Episode 9 Reactions: Choi Hyun-wook, Moon Ka-young

My Dearest Nemesis Episode 9 Recap

After the sweet growth of their relationship in the last episode and an eventual heartbreaking discovery, Su-jeong and Ju-yeon find themselves at an impasse. Both are shocked at the revelations but Su-jeong finds it difficult to wrap her head around the fact that Ju-yeon is her long-lost love Red Dragon. Of course, her distance affects Ju-yeon and they eventually go back to being cold towards one another as the distance grows further. However, days later, as Ju-yeon falls ill, Su-jeong decides to push past her hurt and visit him. There, she finds him collapsed on the floor and after tending to him, reveals all of her feelings to a sleeping Ju-yeon. Thankfully, he is awake and they reunite once more, keeping the past behind them. Unfortunately, though, her little visit goes back to the chairwoman, who has Su-jeong removed from the company, sparking speculations in the office.

My Dearest Nemesis Episode 9 Reactions: Choi Hyun-wook, Moon Ka-young
My Dearest Nemesis Episode 9 Reactions: Choi Hyun-wook, Moon Ka-young

My Dearest Nemesis Episode 9 Reactions

My Dearest Nemesis Episode 9 Reactions
My Dearest Nemesis Episode 9 Reactions
My Dearest Nemesis Episode 9 Reactions
My Dearest Nemesis Episode 9 Reactions
My Dearest Nemesis Episode 9 Reactions
My Dearest Nemesis Episode 9 Reactions
My Dearest Nemesis Episode 9 Reactions
My Dearest Nemesis Episode 9 Reactions
My Dearest Nemesis Episode 9 Reactions

Let us know your thoughts about My Dearest Nemesis episode 9 in the comments below! Do you think it’s one of the best romance Kdramas this year?

Archi Sengupta
Archi Sengupta
Archi Sengupta, a writer for over seven years, is an Engineering graduate with a Master’s degree in Mass Communication. She enjoys watching horror movies and TV shows, Korean content, and anything that thrills and excites her.

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