Yes, true but they are gearing up for the wedding now with ML having proposed last episode and them in the process…
To be fair I am enjoying every character with their own story with the exception of the cousin. He gets on my nerves with his approach to FL which only makes her very uncomfortable.
Yes, true but they are gearing up for the wedding now with ML having proposed last episode and them in the process…
I trust that the cousin will not discourage me. I am only on episode 3, and I can already tell that the relationship between our main leads is unique and exclusive.
Yes, true but they are gearing up for the wedding now with ML having proposed last episode and them in the process…
I made peace with the fact that he will keep trying to get close to her, but she will never accept his feelings. I am happy that he does not necessarily cause any delay in our main leads relationship, so I can either ignore him or skip him.
Yes, true but they are gearing up for the wedding now with ML having proposed last episode and them in the process…
I saw that she finally tells him that she is not comfortable with his invitations on episode 11. Now that I know these things, I feel extremely good while watching episode 2.
Yes, true but they are gearing up for the wedding now with ML having proposed last episode and them in the process…
Sorry if I am bombarding you with too many comments, but this show present another reason why I don't like Love Triangles. While it is true that she is not flirting with him, she spends too much time with him... I am not upset because she is not flirting with the male lead by episode 8, but how is it relevant for her to spend so much time with the cousin feeding his delusion towards her... But I'll be patient and return to episode 2 to keep watching this.
Yes, true but they are gearing up for the wedding now with ML having proposed last episode and them in the process…
Spoiled myself a little bit until episode 7, and this other guy is a little bit too intense. I did not like that he held her hand and tried to apply medicine on her. The good thing about this is that I can go back to episode 2, and skip him with no regret since I know what he does until episode 7.
Yes, true but they are gearing up for the wedding now with ML having proposed last episode and them in the process…
Thank you for sharing this with me. There are two sub categories of love triangles that makes me specially upset, and those are the love triangles involving the "villain" or even worse, a friend or family member. I hope it does not get to that, but I am already very ready to skip the evil cousin. I had a hunch that he might be the love triangle guy from the moment he first showed. He only showed in jail and I already want to skip him...
Yes, true but they are gearing up for the wedding now with ML having proposed last episode and them in the process…
I don't feel like skipping yet, but I am already searching for the love triangle guy to skip him sooner than later... lol. Can you please share his name with me?
Yes, true but they are gearing up for the wedding now with ML having proposed last episode and them in the process…
I am almost done with episode 1, and loved their first interaction. Yes, they were bickering, but I already can see how they will have an special relationship!
Yes, true but they are gearing up for the wedding now with ML having proposed last episode and them in the process…
Thank you! I will definitely start watching this right away! The romance is the main driver for anything I watch in Dramaland, and what I've read about this one makes me think that it will be a rewarding experience.
After watching more than 180 dramas by now, I have learned that romance doesn't start when the leads start dating, but from the moment they meet, interact with each other, flirt, date and everything after that! I do not mind for a second if they get together on episode 25 as long as they spend time together and we can see their feelings for each other grow. The key for me is "exclusivity", meaning that even if they are not dating yet, she has a special relationship with him and there are things that are unique for them, things that they don't do for anyone else; that's romance.
I asked about the love triangle because it is one of the oldest trope in Dramaland, so we can assume there is one in most K-Dramas. I don't mind love triangles as long as the lead do not entertain/flirt or spend too much time with that person, or gives them special treatment that reflect a special relationship between them. There are too many K-Dramas where the leads swear that they love each other, but would have a "best friend" or not even that they treat way too nicely, and sometimes even knowing that this person has feelings for them.
I prefer my love triangles short and with a purpose towards plot or character development. In this case, the guy holds on and keeps trying, but if the female lead does not entertain him and it does not affect her relationship with our male lead, it brings the satisfaction of seeing that other guy failing at every attempt.
I will try my best not to fast forward or skip too often at first, but I'll have my finger on the button, since I am here for romance!
Greetings! As far as I know, there is no break up for the main couple after they get together, but the show is missing a few episodes. I will wait until all episodes have aired just to make sure.
No it wasn't... Compared to Bong Soon This drama was Terrible. But I judged it as a stand alone...And still was…
"The Glory" is a character driven plot but the plot is still good. In the Rom-Com realm, more comedy than romance even, "Welcome to Waikiki" is all around the place when it comes to the plot, and it is all about the characters, and the character development makes more sense. Yes, there are plot holes in every show, but still, the plot must be coherent, it must make sense within its own rules, and Do Bong Soon fails horribly at that. The actors did an amazing job, but the character development was absent throughout the show. The show is funny, but that's about it.
No it wasn't... Compared to Bong Soon This drama was Terrible. But I judged it as a stand alone...And still was…
My taste is bad..? Maybe different, but I can assure it is not bad. Do Bong Soon is average at best! The superpowers element and that both leads are cute makes up for a million plot holes in that show. The villain is covered with plot armor from start to finish and even the romance is lacking with several episodes wasted in a love triangle only to make it so the main leads got together because the script said so, and not because of character development... But you can like the old classic tropes and no substance, and if that's what you call good, I respect that.
This is what happens when you do some research in the comments in MDL before possibly wasting your time on a show ... I do jump in blind every now and then, but this is what MDL is for me.
This is what happens when you do some research in the comments in MDL before possibly wasting your time on a show ... I do jump in blind every now and then, but this is what MDL is for me.
After watching more than 180 dramas by now, I have learned that romance doesn't start when the leads start dating, but from the moment they meet, interact with each other, flirt, date and everything after that! I do not mind for a second if they get together on episode 25 as long as they spend time together and we can see their feelings for each other grow. The key for me is "exclusivity", meaning that even if they are not dating yet, she has a special relationship with him and there are things that are unique for them, things that they don't do for anyone else; that's romance.
I asked about the love triangle because it is one of the oldest trope in Dramaland, so we can assume there is one in most K-Dramas. I don't mind love triangles as long as the lead do not entertain/flirt or spend too much time with that person, or gives them special treatment that reflect a special relationship between them. There are too many K-Dramas where the leads swear that they love each other, but would have a "best friend" or not even that they treat way too nicely, and sometimes even knowing that this person has feelings for them.
I prefer my love triangles short and with a purpose towards plot or character development. In this case, the guy holds on and keeps trying, but if the female lead does not entertain him and it does not affect her relationship with our male lead, it brings the satisfaction of seeing that other guy failing at every attempt.
I will try my best not to fast forward or skip too often at first, but I'll have my finger on the button, since I am here for romance!