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No bro, why should he always be the patient one when she played him? I think him being a little mean at times actually makes the relationship feel more balanced. Otherwise, people will just end up blaming the FL because the ML is portrayed as endlessly considerate.

Prince Li might be the character I dislike the most but I don't like Ye Li's reasons for hating him. It would've felt more believable if she resented him for breaking off the engagement. The attack had nothing to do with him and he was just an orphaned child at the time. His survival mattered too. I don't see how she could hold that against him

Because it's still a world where humans live, not a cartoon

At first u know the difference between real world and believable world

The excessive use of red makes the drama feel artificial. There's a difference between using a color as part of a visual theme and saturating almost every frame with it. It starts to feel forced rather than intentional.
It lacks a human touch and ends up feeling more focused on style and aesthetics than creating a believable world.

I feel like rom-coms depend mostly on the actors but with this trope, the story itself has to be unique to stand out

I thought we had left these kinds of plots to vertical dramas. They’ll just make it politics focused and fans will say it's for insightful audience, when at its core it’s the most basic short drama storyline

This isn’t new. Lim Ji yeon, no matter how good she was in The Glory, was really bad in her rom-com with LJJ. She had the same grumpy expression throughout the entire show.

In this drama, she is good but I also agree with your point. I know many people have noticed it but they won’t say it and instead make excuses for that kind of acting

This might not be for me. I haven’t watched many episodes but the comments about both leads having multiple exes and the comedy fading already put me off. I was already turned off by the SFL being desperate for a married man. Dropping this

That felt more like a bittersweet ending. Now I’m worried about PC’s ending too. If it ends on a sad note, it’ll feel forced and the rewatch value will definitely decrease

Before this drama ends, I wanted to ask, has any drama of IU ever had a happy ending?😭

Is the ex girlfriend part necessary to the plot? Are they actually keeping her character in the drama as his ex? I kind of wish they had changed or revised that part.

Huh? ML has a sex partner here?

he's the weakest

OP is actually right. When I was watching that, the comments were all about him being abusive. Today, there’s barely any mention of the Queen Mother

I’ve always found AHS more handsome, so if the female lead is anything like me, she probably would’ve forgotten Kim Bum by now. Kim Bum gives off more of an older brother or close friend vibe, like you said, that kind of gentle tenderness.

I want to watch this drama. The main story looks really funny. But what about the second couple? Do they get a lot of screen time? I don’t want to watch something where cheating feels normalized

Why does this drama have a yearning male lead but no kissing scenes? It feels incomplete

It has everything to do with who loves whom. When two people love each other, there’s mutual respect and has lil bit authority over one another. The PM is a completely third person in their story. Huiju is likely going to get irritated with his constant overstepping soon.
Even Ian never tells Huiju what to do, whereas the PM has done that multiple times.

Leaving aside other criticisms, the male lead gets more leeway because he is a prospective husband and the female lead is also developing feelings for him.

She has been close to the second male lead for 20 years. If she was going to fall for him, it would have happened long ago.

The SML is also a coward who never dared to confess all this time but now that there’s a better competition, he suddenly wants her. He only feels threatened now because she used to date trophy guys, so he never acted before