Dating does not make you someone's girlfriend or boyfriend. It just means you're dating - going on dates. So when…
What are you talking about? They were definitely together. He just didn't want to publicly acknowledge the fact that he had a girlfriend so other women from his field and I mean pilots could hit on him. He didn't respect her, he just thought of her as something temporary before he found a 'better' match.
It honestly saddens me that the vast majority of the comments are focused on discussing whether this drama is a BL or not. That was exactly my concern before the drama started, and unfortunately, it seems to have become true. This is why I find parts of the "bromance" community so frustrating. Whenever a bromance drama begins airing, so much of the discussion immediately becomes focused on whether the leads are romantically or sexually involved, rather than the actual aspects of the drama. What about the music, the characters, the cinematography, the story, or everything else that makes a drama enjoyable? It's completely fine to ship the characters or interpret their relationship whoever you see fit, but I wish the conversation didn't revolve almost entirely around whether the leads are gay or not. There is so much more to discuss about a drama than that.
This comment section is honestly so sickening. So many people complain about how men aren't free in our society to show affection toward one another, but now that a bromance drama is airing, they're complaining that it isn't a BL romance.
At the same time, it's absolutely fine to ship two characters if you think they have good chemistry. Both perspectives can coexist. Let's all be civilized, respect each other's opinions and simply have fun watching the drama!
Why's he trying so hard to get her to forgive/like him? It feels so out of character with his personality in Episode…
Because he likes her. Not as a romantic interest yet, but he likes her as an employee because of her obvious talent. She is highly sought after, and plenty of people would line up to hire her the moment she said, "I'm leaving." Considering their past misunderstanding, the male lead has fallen in her eyes, and one of the worst things that can happen to a boss is having his own employees feel dissatisfied with or disapproving of him. After all, he even said that her opinion of him was written all over her face. That's why he is trying to be more sincere and change the way she sees him. He wants to improve her opinion of him and, most importantly, keep such a talented employee from leaving. However, I have to say that his ways aren't very convincing yet.
I saw this drama at midnight. 6 hours later, the rating dropped from 8 to 7.7. This much difference makes me believe that some people downvoted it on purpose 😩. I think that Miles Wei's drama get downvoted very easily.
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At the same time, it's absolutely fine to ship two characters if you think they have good chemistry. Both perspectives can coexist. Let's all be civilized, respect each other's opinions and simply have fun watching the drama!