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I agree. In the same way that they skipped over 900 years, they could have skipped her until college at least, and the. develop their romance.

I thought I was the only one. I am still "watching" this one having stopped at episode 7 like two or three months ago, because nothing relevant happens. I don't want to completely drop this one, but I don't feel like this one will live to expectations.

If it is a Noona Romance you are looking for, one of my favorites is a sports romance drama called "Nothing But You"

I think he did a great job considering the character is supposed to be "inconsiderate" at first, but shows great character development as the story develops. His plot drags from episode 10 to 50, but that's on the writers and some people enjoy love triangles and a push and pull relationship.

Thanks!

And I deeply appreciate the spoiler since shows with the couple getting together during the last episode are a waste of time, most of the time... We watch romance shows to watch the romance from meeting, to flirting to dating and more, and when writers do this, we are left to our imagination, and if that's the case we definitely wasted our time...

I personally hate love triangles for many different reasons, but one of them is because and when there is too much screentime with the third person which is always a waste of time since the main leads are meant to be together. It doesn't help that we are supposed to believe that the main leads truly love each other when you have one of the leads spending so much time and being too close to this third person.

Thank you! Do you know when? (in what episodes)?

Hola! I am watching this and having a good time so far! I am on episode 3 and understand the punishment to move the plot, but in my personal opinion she went through enough injustice to justify her rage. If these "deities" were really fair, they wouldn't punish her but themselves for allowing so much corruption and injustice...

Hey! Did you ever get the answers to your questions?

My thoughts exactly

Because they don't know what they want... I prefer fluffy and lighthearted stories likes this one, but that obviously means a plot that is good enough to keep the story going, but nothing to serious and low angst. A lot of people say they want a lighthearted show, but then complain that it is "slow", or that it doesn't add anything new when the whole point is to have a simple story with a lot of funny and cute moments. Most complains sound like people asking for a superhero story in a light Rom-Com...

That's enough for me! I'll watch it!

I don't like break ups, since they are usually "just because, but I am curious about this show...

What about break ups..?

Personally, I prefer this even when it may feel a bit boring sometimes. A villain that is present throughout the story and keeps the shadow of uncertainty alive while not really causing any harm in the end. I love that this shows avoids most of the usual cliches and tropes and we get to enjoy the main leads's relationship instead from beginning to end. However, I believe that it would've been better if they did not try to redeem the villain in the end, because it takes away from the feelings we are supposed to have to support the good ones and reject the bad ones. Nice romance, weak plot, good comedy, beautiful message and still a good an enjoyable show.

This show is great! but lacks substance! It is a nice ride about the main lead's lives and how they overcome bouncing back up after touching bottom, but that's part of the problem. While this show has a plot and villains, they fall into second and third place very quickly; instead we are introduced to a waiting game that will feel rewarding for some, but won't for so many others because a good show has something to resolve or some sense of progression. The show is great to spend time away from too much angst and enjoy their healing, but not so much for those who want cliff hangers and plot twists sprinkled with a good romance.

And your argument is...? Disregarding my comment does not make you right. It is a known fact that main leads do too many stuff that done by any other character, would be unacceptable.

I agree with you. Some writers create a huge mess that only gets worse even when only a few episodes are left, to them resolve everything too quickly like magic, instead of addressing these things earlier allowing time for the solution to be bigger than the problem...

This makes more sense...