My 2nd cdrama and aahh this is such a calm cdrama, like it's not boring at all and at the same time, it's not like chaotic as well. like it's such a slow, calm, peaceful watch and it feels so good and the female lead is so prettyyy. like i don't like characters too early but aahh she's so good
omg you missed it 100% .... if you think Dynamite Kiss was a lovey dovey couple... !!!!!! That dude was doing…
idc about your opinion and yes poor woman/rich man shit is tiring now and wth harassment? in dynamite kiss? have you even watched that show? THAT man was such a green forest and he had been lied to, and he didnt grab her or shit if thats what you are trying to say. and i dont want toxic male leads, i want REALISTIC ONES. my country produces one of the best dramas ever with such realistic characters with raw human emotions, social issues and marital difficulties and other flaws of society are highlighted amongst romance, so yes my standards are high.
Well it's more complex and all, but for the sake of the plot, it's happening. usually um i've seen in turkish…
well i don't think there would be a fight for custody between the leads as the ml doesnt wanna raise the kid alone and even if he grew feelings for him, obv they will raise him together
Well it's more complex and all, but for the sake of the plot, it's happening. usually um i've seen in turkish…
Well, honestly, that should be done everywhere. And considering how Korea is—I’ve heard it’s extremely strict with its laws and policies, and my cousin also said it’s very different from how it’s portrayed in dramas—I don’t really know what to believe. Anyway, they definitely have their own procedures, and maybe, for the sake of creating a sad and final ending, they might have Woojoo taken away or something. I don’t know, honestly.
The amount of calmness, patience, and gentleness Si-yeol shows toward Eun-ho’s nasty temperament and mood swings is honestly unreal. He’s such a baby. I’m so in love with his character. The man is absolutely losing his mind over her completely unserious demands, yet he still agrees to them. That’s exactly what makes him so endearing ahhh
Enemies to lovers doesn't have to mean one person has to start out a monster, it means the two people have completely…
I mean, obviously being a bully is no excuse, and no matter how many issues a person has with himself or his surroundings, another person should not be a punching bag because of that. But again, mine is only for entertainment purposes, and I’m enjoying it because of the enemies aspect. I’m a huge book reader, so maybe I’m desensitized to it, because that’s usually how enemies are written. Although he is abusive, that’s where character growth comes in. And besides, obviously he’d get some kind of redemption arc, but he won’t get a love interest this time, if only the second female lead, which I don’t think has any chance. His story will remain incomplete, and that sucks.
As a person who is just watching, it’s easier for me to simply like what I see. Obviously, the person facing it would never love this as it’s shown. Still, I do love the male lead and absolutely want her to be with him, because given her miserable life, who wouldn’t want to be with someone as kind and gentle as him? That’s it. And your interpretations of him being like that make sense, because that’s how broken characters are often written in books and dramas.
he will get his redemption arc soon, there are 4 eps left. saving his father was questionable, like why would…
eh i don't know, like in idol i, the prosecutor got his redemption arc in the second last episode lmao and he was the worst person ever, but here sml um like he has his bad evil moments, but i can see his character growth. also, he might've some complex shit reasons for saving his father, i dont remember but i've seen this type of shit in multiple kdramas where the abused is saving his abuser BUT later finally killing them or trapping them to have a closure
As a person who is just watching, it’s easier for me to simply like what I see. Obviously, the person facing it would never love this as it’s shown. Still, I do love the male lead and absolutely want her to be with him, because given her miserable life, who wouldn’t want to be with someone as kind and gentle as him? That’s it. And your interpretations of him being like that make sense, because that’s how broken characters are often written in books and dramas.