DingDong

It's here!!

I agree with you on everything. The webtoon was so pretty all around with a healing vibe to it, but the drama feels cold, the cast doesn't fit the characters, their styling is awful, and I hate how obvious they're being about a huge reveal that comes very late into the webtoon.

2013 sucks T.T

There's something called the spoiler tag, dude.

It does feel very cold. The webtoon was pretty all over, and I feel like a story of healing should have much warmer tones. Hopefully they do gradually change the color palette as the story progresses, but I'm not holding my breath.

Oh yes, I gathered. I was talking to OP, sorry it wasn't clear. A lot of people have been comparing the two as if PMR had copyrighted the entire thing, it's getting annoying at this point. You're right, though, I guess it's the new KDrama trend.

I read the webtoon, and I got so upset the other day when I saw a Twitter account with over 8k followers had just casually dropped a huge spoiler and got retweeted over 100 times. I loved that reveal in the webtoon and I feel genuinely sorry for all the people who won't get to experience it now because of them.

Take a look at webtoon offerings: this is a very, very common premise. As in, there are gazillions of them. PMR didn't invent the concept, far from it.

Huh? Who are you talking about? ML definitely isn't a douche in any way shape, or form.

He wasn''t, they added that in. I don't remember her running all over the place when she woke up in the past either, but it does make sense. Anyone would freak out in such circumstances.

There's way more to the best friend than you think, you'll see.

It's on the Webtoon App.

That is definitely NOT the definition of incest. It would be if the father and son slept together. It has nothing to do with their relations with the same woman.

It ABSOLUTELY should be under the spoiler tag. Thank you for spoiling everyone who hasn't yet watched this, OP.

Yes, thought so too.

Just saw that part myself and hated it.

Idk but I really disliked that addition. I guess it was because of censorship issues, but it really broke the immersion.

It's so bad it's good is the thing with that trope.

It's really not for feminists. She may be a general, but she's clearly inferior to him on pretty much every level, and stays out of the loop the entire time while he runs circles around her. This is, yet again, one of those dramas which brags about a role reversal and a strong FL, only to make her dumb and useless and keep the ML in power the whole time. False advertising, as usual.

It makes zero sense and is quite funny, but I wish it didn't fall in the category of a supposedly badass FL getting protected by ML at every turn once again. It would have been so easy to avoid, too, given their respective personalities and occupations...