Taino

Indeed! I understand that casting these crew for a spinoff can be challenging, but I'll take an animated version of that's what it takes to see our main couple and power couple hunting down all those that escaped!

I agree with you friend!

Hello Dramalanders! I am rewatching this, and now on episode 16, and I am more annoyed by her brother than anybody else.

Ouch!

I agree!

I can only imagine that this is explained in the book, while we were left with it is what it is

Completely disagree with you. If you want more "passion" there are very good telenovelas out there.

Romance is not only kisses, but they kiss in the show multiple times.

I believe that this drama is very well balanced. There are other stories where one thing steals from another, but not here. Humans are complex beings, and we can be in love while at the same time we can goals in life and work towards them. Romance on the other hand, doesn't need to be a sugar fest, because romance and love can be expressed and shown through routines, thoughts and actions as long as they are evident and exclusive and here, they were.

Yes, like reading a good book!

I agree!

Why do I feel like most comments and even reviews didn't understand what they were watching. This is not a rom com or your classic hight fantasy historical drama. This is what an adaptation from a novel should look like and feel. This drama is perfect the way it is, like a book drama. Whenever you read something, your brain imagines the images and sounds, but this one does it for you. It still feels like reading, and that feeling is great.

I am only on episode 7, but I find very odd of they didn't go deeper into that part of the male lead's character since the fight scene where he got injured was amazing!

I will never understand a love triangle involving someone who is already married... It is just unacceptable for anyone to pursuit a married person, regardless if the married person entertains them or not...

I am willing to give this one a try, but I reserve myself the right of fast forwarding or skipping through that annoying second male lead and the break up stage if necessary...

I am on episode 11, and I believe the rom-com element of the show is done very well, and the dynamic and chemistry of the main couple is great, but other tropes and some inconsistencies take a lot away from this one. I believe it is worth watching, but don't expect a masterpiece with great writing, but an average rom-com with another unnecessary love triangle and some plot holes.

This one suffers from something that other Japanese Dramas often do as well. The female lead doesn't have any feelings for the other dude after he left, and we are also supposed to believe that it was more admiration that actual love. However, in reality, we get another female lead that seems to be unable to set proper boundaries with other men and that cares way too much for a person that is not her boyfriend. She cares too much about the other guy, and sometimes feels like she has lingering feelings or that this other dude was so important in her heart that she cannot simply move on or shut him down, but instead, allow him to hover around her while he continues his pursuit almost as she is still available and even welcoming his advances. I know this sounds extremely annoying, but it is very common, specially in Japanese dramas where all girls seem to be pushovers.

I am watching the episode where they eat with the father, and I understand that it is supposed to be comedy, but I don't find any of that funny at all. SML was already rejected, but insists and now became a creepy stalker by moving next door. If that wasn't enough SML calls FL's dad his "in-law" in front of the actual boyfriend... Disgusting, and not funny at all.

It would've been a lot better if he had his own love interest...

Hehehe... Okay