Taino

Your opinion is a fact because this is a remake with a lot of changes, but most definitely the same plot and main events from One Spring Night.

How long does this misunderstanding last? 1 episode? less or more?

Yes, Sang Do was a delusional and selfish person. We are supposed to feel bad for him, but he is doing this to himself since he, and the whole town knows that the leads love each other; and let's not forget that at the start of the show he didn't talk to anyone in town while driving his expensive car, looking down on everyone including his so called best friends that are no better than him because one of them tell Sam Dal to not go back to Yong Pil because of they break up, they will have to stay away from her and the other tells him to confess "before Sam Dal and Yong Pil" get together again. Overall, he was all bad, and if his character was removed from the story it wouldn't have affected the plot overall and there would be more time to other side characters that were way more interesting. Let's hope the writers made them justice in the last episode

I read that she comes back and try, but doesn't make a dent in the lead's relationship.

Item number 12 was all I needed to give this one a try...

Item number 12 was all I needed to give this one a try...

Do they make a second love triangle out of this with the ex-wife?

I think I understand what you mean... I am only episode 1, and with changes here and there the plot seems to be very similar, however, one of the things that made One Spring Night a beautiful experience was its pace and the attention to detail which seems to be absent on this one...

Wait a minute... The ex of ML never comes back in "One Spring Night", does this mean that the Ex Wife comes back on this one?

Just like One Spring Night... :(

The same happened in "One Spring Night"

Ouch...

If it is true that this is a remake of "One Spring Night", the ex boyfriend does take forever to move on in there as well. The ex boyfriend, dating publicly and confronting her family were the main plot of "One Spring Night", so it might be the same here...

Does this mean that there is no break up between the main leads after they get together?

Hola! I love romance! I know this is mainly comedy, but how is the romance here? Many misunderstandings, love triangles, break ups?

I get that, but the way it happened was plain dumb. I would have preferred if they presented the villain as a master mind and that was part of his plan, and not a literal accident. That way it would feel great whenever they out smarted the villain like a chess game, instead of having a group of people taking stupid decisions and a villain with the best plot armor ever!

Indeed. Someone that does not know how to fight or restraint another person, or military training or martial arts... the writers had so many options I chose nothing instead...

Additionally, I never felt the reasons or intentions of the villains. It is like they were killing because their characters were supposed to. The first episodes hinted that the main villain killed because he was bothered by others touching him, but then for vengeance and then to tie loose ends, he doesn't convince me as a serial killer... But I guess his goal was only for the leads to have those nice drama and even romantic moments...

I agree about the stupidest decisions... I am on my rewatch of the show and on episode 5 now, and the plot armor the serial killer has is ridiculous, he does not have a perfect plan, and is usually impulsive... I don't see how the police is not even close to catching him, and abort those bad decisions, take episode 5, where Cha Min followed a serial killer to a lonely storage to what? to complain? to whine? 🤣🤣🤣

The villain's plot armor here is real!