That’s exactly why people are hating her. She’s stringing both guys along while making the male lead act like…
I mentioned it because they split the baby duties but she’s always late or tied up with her boss and just says sorry. That might fly between spouses but not with a housemate who’s following a set schedule. Plus, as Woojoo’s legal guardian she clearly doesn’t know him well, like the hospital scene showed.
She has no obligation to return ML feelings, she is single and has every right to be with whoever she likes even…
That’s exactly why people are hating her. She’s stringing both guys along while making the male lead act like a babysitter and housekeeper, even though she’s the legal guardian.
Lmao, seeing how pissed everyone is, that one account is probably shitting their pants, rushing here to defend this mess of a show. Seriously why did they ruin such a promising storyline
Lol i agree.. i am a cdrama watcher and people really don't care about a side charachter getting too much screen…
I'm a cdrama watcher too but some fans take everything way too personally, even for the worst shows. Criticize something small, like a costume choice while it’s airing or just after it finishes and they come at you hard. I can’t say I like a drama if I’m skipping 50% of it, like this one too. Yet some people skip scenes too and still call it engaging
I like how people here are openly and rightfully criticizing the storyline, the female lead and the second male lead. If this were a Cdrama comment section, I don’t think people would even dare to criticize the writing without getting attacked
I get now why, even after rating this drama high and following it religiously while it was airing, I feel weird about it. I love the pacing and storytelling and the female lead is one of my favorite characters ever. But I never really liked the male lead. Whenever he was even a little likeable, it was only because he was enchanted by the female lead or she manipulated the situation.
I was really looking forward to this but it’s the same “joining hands to solve a problem” storyline again. This doubling down on the same formula in every drama needs to stop. They’re such a visually stunning couple and it feels like they’re being wasted in a repetitive story.
Never have I ever had second lead syndrome and I’ve always judged others for it. Now I have to admit it really sucks to experience it. Not my fault tho. The writer made the male lead so bland that I ended up rooting for the second lead instead.
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This is true. I’ve been part of both fandoms, and Cdrama fans literally make group plans to boost ratings on this irrelevant app😭which I honestly find funny. Of course, Kdrama fans are also happy when ratings are high but they’re not obsessed enough to actively work for it. I think kdrama audiences are far more content-driven
IMO most people are not critical enough in kdrama and it hurts the genre. Them seeing push back will improve the…
I mean if this were a cdrama, the rating would probably be much higher, even if it were padded with a lot of mother team filler scenes and Jihyeok attending endless business meetings.
I can’t believe this drama is down to a 7.9 now. The last time I checked, it was around 8.6. Even for me, the first half was a solid 10/10 but the second half dropped to a 5/10.
But I think Kdrama audiences and even I am tend to be overly critical when it comes to kdrama bcz I see Cdrama viewers watching 40 episode shows with 10–20 filler episodes and still praising them to the skies😭
Okay I’m not Korean but some people are getting way too comfortable bashing Koreans. It’s just a drama. What do you mean by “Koreans for you”? The sister not wanting the FL to attend the wedding was part of the script. If you start making assumptions about an entire nation based on one scene, I’m sorry but that’s just xenophobic.
Overall a nice drama but does anyone else feel that they kind of ruined Ye Hai Tang’s character with all the unexplained parts? If Shen Cheng was truly her biological son, then her actions were quite unfair to him. Imagine being a ten year old child and your mother leaves you and divorces your father just to stay by her ex’s grave. People overlook it because she’s the main character but if the same thing had been done by the leads’ parents, the outrage would’ve been massive. She also treated her husband poorly. I wouldn’t go as far as calling it emotional cheating since she believed her ex was dead but her moving on and building an entirely new family still didn’t make much sense.As she had already bought the place beside Xun’s grave, it’s clear she was never truly over him.
I kept waiting for Shen Cheng to turn out to be Xun’s friend’s son or maybe the teacher’s son. But when it became clear that all of them were fine with their own families, I thought he might be Hai Tang’s boss’s son, an orphan or maybe the classmate’s child who, for some reason, believed she was his mother🤡 But then they showed those graduation photos and other pictures in Ye Hai Tang’s house. It confirmed he really was her son after all
Even for me, the first half was a solid 10/10 but the second half dropped to a 5/10.
But I think Kdrama audiences and even I am tend to be overly critical when it comes to kdrama bcz I see Cdrama viewers watching 40 episode shows with 10–20 filler episodes and still praising them to the skies😭
I kept waiting for Shen Cheng to turn out to be Xun’s friend’s son or maybe the teacher’s son. But when it became clear that all of them were fine with their own families, I thought he might be Hai Tang’s boss’s son, an orphan or maybe the classmate’s child who, for some reason, believed she was his mother🤡 But then they showed those graduation photos and other pictures in Ye Hai Tang’s house. It confirmed he really was her son after all