ep 4 reminds me of LLTG and the story of minglam, where romance goes wrong direction for a wasted dozen episodes in the name of ''character development''. i hope this drama won't follow it.
somewhere there, some wise guru is preaching, '' leaving the ending to audience interpretation is advance jutsu in story writing. it shows your superiority over the plot, making audiences hopeless to make their own interpretation, to comfort their self. You can't be dictated by audiences demand, like mediocre writer who can satisfy their audience. so, use it to establish your reign!!''
they're too obsessed on 'poetic ending' and 'leaving greater emotional impact even it's bad emotions', thinking it' s a higher degree in story writing. viewers satisfaction? i guess they'll say, ''what is that? we've never heard it''
why did they even bother to make a drama knowing it will anger majority of viewers? who they want to please? who their target audience? or do they just want to maintain the stereotype ''we are professional in making questionable plot and crappy ending drama using big budget and ridiculous amount of actors/actresses''?
she said only love one man, but keep giving another man a chance to touch, grab, hug her, not even gives clear boundary. and i'm supposed to appreciate, enjoy, understand that according to the original writer/director logic. wait the minute, so this is a kind of woman empowering drama (judging by the chief producer and original writer, thought)? or someone life dream that's written into a novel/ drama ? i mean cnovel/cdrama 🤨🤔 decency left the chat ..