Taino

Yes, according to the tags.

Ouch! Thank you! You just saved me a lot of time with this comment.

The love triangle intensity is determined by the writers because unrequited or not, the story can dedicate a few harmless scenes or put the spotlight on the third person and his actions way too often even if they have no hope of being even considered.

Love Triangles..? NOPE

I am in the same boat. I started watching this before, but the subtitles didn't help. I am starting from scratch now, and I am enjoying the romance the most. Some people criticize ML, but I think he is a perfect match for FL.

Why shouldn't he be concerned? What man feels comfortable leaving his girl alone with another man with very limited exceptions?

My guess it that this is just another device used by the writers to keep pushing the stupid love triangle trope...

The poster and even the description itself suggests a love triangle... To make things worse, other comments said that other men "touch" her, which under certain circumstances is unacceptable.

Even in your own comment... why would his roomate touch her hair..?

I read some comments saying that she was too close with men. Some comments even suggested that she kissed someone else. I hate love triangles, but a female lead with no boundaries or unable to say no to other men for any reason can be frustrating.

I was excited for a second, but I hate love triangles... better luck next time

That's even worse than having a love triangle... I don't understand why so many writers insist on writing female leads that have no boundaries and are unable to say no, or at least put some distance. J-Dramas can be annoying too, since no man in any Japanese drama seem to respect that a girl has a boyfriend or even husband, since they will still go after the girl openly like she was single, and like if her opinion didn't matter anyway.

If you can make it to episode 25, everything from there is rewarding for the main couple, and they never break up again.

I agree... this one is kinda boring

That's more than enough for me! I'll definitely watch next!

Hello All! I love a good plot and good villains because it helps avoid some annoying unnecessary cliche elements like love triangles. Like in other Dramas, I don't mind that the romance is not front stage, but I am always looking for gems where realgardless of what happens, the main couple always stays together. is this one of them?

A huge part of the plot is her character development, and when she finally is free of the shadow of her family. However, there is a huge reward on waiting because when they finally get together, they never break up again and we are talking about 10+ episodes before the end, plus all the flirting and move interactions you get from them even in their struggles to be together since episode 1.

What made me more upset with her was the fact that she was the one pushing her way into his life even after he decided to move on, only to push him away, the moment he finally started to open up and have hope again.

Yes, it is.

That's an important part of the show in her character development and how she can finally stand her ground against her disfunctional family once and for all.