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I'd say no more than 8.5, but 8.0 sounds fair for this one

Yeah .. I get the hate for the Female lead now... She is not the worst, but wow...

At this point is like the mother likes to bully her own daughter. If it is not going back to United States, she against every single thing her daughter does or says regardless, and she doesn't care for a moment for her mental health and/or happiness...

Now that I am finally watching I understand why everyone finds the mother annoying... She checks all the boxes for classic annoying mother in dramas... if she was rich she would be 100 times worse

Are you telling me that he confessed by the end of episode 7, but she gives him her answer on episode 11, and to complete the annoyance while the ex is around and actively going after her ..

Episode 8...

While I understand all the comments saying that she is oblivious and he does all the heavy lifting in the romance department, I can clearly see that she is interested in him, but like many people, she has her own problems so it makes sense that she is not thinking about dating or something 24/7... Him, on the other hand, is guilty of a common problem male leads have on Dramaland, and is being terrified of confessing and missing their chances for like 10 years, but then cannot confess because she dated somebody else, but then after their break up cannot confess because it is too late or something, and so on and on until once again a stupid love triangle pushes the male lead to take the leap...

On episode 7...

I ended up watching the Japanese version ..

This one?

It doesn't matter... A love triangle doesn't need the girl to like the other guy too. As long as two people are interested in the same person, it is a love triangle. The fact that she has to reject him "multiple" times, proof that it is annoying because it shows that the guy doesn't go away even when she tells him that she doesn't like him...

Good.

Yeah... I am on episode 5 now, and I strongly believe that if I decided to skip the mom and the whole thing with the ex fiance coming back, I won't be missing a thing because while they are supposed to be relevant, they are only there for angst and filler.

On another hand, Simp ML's seem to be a fan favorite in Dramaland.

This is all true, but I think writers want us to overlook the obvious and close our eyes every now and then to be swept away by the story, getting immersed and letting things happen.

Dramaland loves giving us broken girls that get the perfect bachelor that has been waiting for them for eternity, don't love anyone else and is even willing to endure her rejection and even being with someone else... My guess is that this is to satisfy the female audience with the fantasy of the perfect prince regardless of how messed they are or whatever they decide to do with no consequences... I still love Dramaland, and every now and then you get a smart female lead...

One Spring Night is one of my favorites, and I don't doubt that soon I'll go for my fourth rewatch of the show.

Hola! Originally started watching this as the episodes were coming out, but stopped on episode 3 to wait for all episodes just to make sure that they don't break up after getting together and that they get a happy ending, which seems to be the case, so I am on episode 5 now. The preview from episode 4 to 5 made me a bit nervous because someone said that still loved someone and I hate love triangles, but I'll try being patient...

I haven't watched this but it seems like this is a rollercoaster. They only get together in the last episode, and every episode before that is about taking a peak into their past while fate make them reconnect and start over in the present. Since they have been apart for a lot of years, he has a fiance, but they will break up for the main leads to be together in the end. Some people didn't like the ending, but they seem to end up together so I couldn't tell you why some people don't like it besides a last minute time skip if I remember my research correctly.

Nice! Thanks!