I've watched Bae In Hyuk in other dramas and kept saying the whole time that he didn't have chemistry with the…
Their chemistry was not the greatest, but they were sweet. And honestly, from the get-go the basis of their romance was comfort, learning to be selfless, supporting one another's loves and finding a safe place, not tension, sparks and fire. 😅 I think the creators didn't go there because it didn't make sense to do so since the baby's always around and it would have felt neftlectful. It's supposed to be about incorporating Woo Joo into their lives, not squeezing him into the margin as they have a budding romance and look lovingly and longingly into each other's eyes. 😅 It's more about family bonds than super hot and steamy romantic ones. 😉 (imho)
the ones talking bad about this drama are probably childless young people who have no idea what they’re talking…
Or people with ridiculous expectations for women/moms. She was definitely not a perfect character, but she was also 1) never a mom and had never been a caretaker before, and suddenly became one over night; 2) lost her only family member and best friend who she loved dearly; 3) got a brand new job that was insanely demanding so she could support the kid her family member left behind. Cut the girl some slack!
And, for those who might say, "But the ML did it way better and more seamlessly and showed her up." Well, 1) he thought his brother hated him so he wasn't grieving in the same way/to the same extent, 2) he took time off to help her which is why he had reams of time to do things like cook, laundry, take Woo Joo out, etc. and 3) he did not have the burden from the get-go of being responsible for Woo Joo (more like a live-in babysitter). And 4) when he did get a job, it was obviously way more flexible than hers because of the nature of his work which allowed him more time to be with/take care of Woo Joo. These are all things that contributed to her struggling more than him and all of them are valid reasons for her not always being "up to snuff."
He did very well with the baby and I think they did that on purpose for ML appeal and also to show that men can be just as good at these stereotypical "female" responsibilities and love a baby just as much as a woman can.
The gripes I will allow are how long she took waffling between the ML and SML. But that's the writer's fault, hands down.
I wish we had a clear reason. It makes it hard that we don’t, buuuut it looks like our leads may not have any…
So then, building on this theory, he was angry initially because she risked her life for the bands, and then angry again after she said a "friend" gave them to her and that's why he let her go? Because he was annoyed she said he was just a friend? My question still stands about the mask, though.
I wish we had a clear reason. It makes it hard that we don’t, buuuut it looks like our leads may not have any…
You mean he did recognize them, but he was mad that she called him just "a friend"? I suppose so, but he was mad before that when he pinned her down and started shouting at her, no? I just felt like the scene was more confusing/misleading than helpful. It wasn't needed.
He probably likes her not knowing. She treats him completely differently than everyone else, precisely because…
It seems like a decent amount of people know now (Gongsun knows, his uncle is about to find out (cause his righthand man just found out), YuanQing knows, and Xie Zheng's own men know.... 😅 a growing list!).
I wish we had a clear reason. It makes it hard that we don’t, buuuut it looks like our leads may not have any…
Also, why was he mad at her in that scene when he saved her in the mask? Didn't he recognize the leather arm guards he made her and that it was these things she fell off the cliff for? 🤔
He probably likes her not knowing. She treats him completely differently than everyone else, precisely because…
You mean to keep her safe? Wouldn't she be safer with him (as his true, powerful and influential self) at this point, though? He already knows YuanQing's after her so leaving her on her own doesn't seem to be a great way of securing her safety.
I wish we had a clear reason. It makes it hard that we don’t, buuuut it looks like our leads may not have any…
Yeah, what was the point of that scene? 🤔 I'd be less confused without it. 😅
We didn't need her to almost fall, or for him to save her. He already did that, and the way she woke up and ran off left a perfect opportunity/reason for them to separate until reunited with him as Marquis. But that random little scene felt completely pointless. And he just said, "Forget it, at least she's alive"? 🤔 Huh?
He probably likes her not knowing. She treats him completely differently than everyone else, precisely because…
But she's going to find out eventually (if he wants to marry her for real, which it seems he does). Why delay the inevitable? I don't know, I'm just not understanding the logic behind it in the story from his character's perspective.
It feels more like a ploy to have a big reveal in a way fans will like, but we've got to have a reason for the character to do it or it feels like an unnecessary point of angst.
Dear Falcon Bloodhound, Sorry i didnt see the potential in u... chasing jade was chasing the jade in u too😅🤣😂
I laughed at this part. Falscons do not smell things and track them down. They track prey through sight. We need an Avatar The Last Airbender creature that melds two species to make this a possibility: the Falconhound or The Gyrhound or something. But this ability of our puppet gyrfalcon was utterly made up. 😅
And, for those who might say, "But the ML did it way better and more seamlessly and showed her up." Well, 1) he thought his brother hated him so he wasn't grieving in the same way/to the same extent, 2) he took time off to help her which is why he had reams of time to do things like cook, laundry, take Woo Joo out, etc. and 3) he did not have the burden from the get-go of being responsible for Woo Joo (more like a live-in babysitter). And 4) when he did get a job, it was obviously way more flexible than hers because of the nature of his work which allowed him more time to be with/take care of Woo Joo. These are all things that contributed to her struggling more than him and all of them are valid reasons for her not always being "up to snuff."
He did very well with the baby and I think they did that on purpose for ML appeal and also to show that men can be just as good at these stereotypical "female" responsibilities and love a baby just as much as a woman can.
The gripes I will allow are how long she took waffling between the ML and SML. But that's the writer's fault, hands down.
We didn't need her to almost fall, or for him to save her. He already did that, and the way she woke up and ran off left a perfect opportunity/reason for them to separate until reunited with him as Marquis. But that random little scene felt completely pointless. And he just said, "Forget it, at least she's alive"? 🤔 Huh?
It feels more like a ploy to have a big reveal in a way fans will like, but we've got to have a reason for the character to do it or it feels like an unnecessary point of angst.
Still need to see Twinkling Watermelon and WLGYT. I'm scared to watch the latter...