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How many episodes to they spend apart?

I mean the moment when things are dangerous enough that they are risking their lives. You can say that they are always risking their lives, but like their captain, when the team is already going back to safety but he has to go more and more into danger to save one more person.

I know a lot of people hate the mother, and with reason, but she only shows for short scenes. On the other hand, the brother is a creep and controlling, and manipulating at that! The guy shows way too often, and his interactions with our FL is beyond disgusting...

He died going the extra mile to rescue someone from a fire.

This!

I share my frustration with the main comment. It was a mistake from the writers, becauae they missed the "character development" element completely!

I actually love both the female lead and male lead in this show! They feel imperfect and real, but they have true love! Having the female lead going after the male lead most of the times is a refreshing change!

I usually don't like when the main leads get together late, but I think this one is perfect the way it is. In the first place, I prefer the main leads to be together a little later and not get together early only to break up after that. The other reasons are tied to three things for me: 1. Character development: Having the female lead chasing the ML over and over again was refreshing for a change instead of having the ML simping. She was annoying for some people, but I found her normal and with flaws which get better and better, and ML dropping his guard is something that genuinely deserves that many episodes after everything he went through. 2. Plot and Action: I guess it didn't feel as a long wait because they were not just dragging, but something was happening often. 3. Pre Romance: The fact that romance doesn't start with them dating but one going after the other, meeting, interacting and falling in love, which you can enjoy across all episodes.

Which is why I will skip her when I rewatch this one!

The brother has always been in love with FL. Since she was adopted, he never really saw her as his sister and his family knew this which is maybe why they wanted her to change her last name. The only reason why he approaches the bar girl is because she resembles his adopted sister (FL). They will have many interesting interactions and may seem like they are falling for each other, and while that could be true to some extent, the guy is just obsessed with FL and the bar girl is not doing good in her personal life with money problems and what seems an unrequited love regardless on how much she tries, she ends up causing him a huge harm and destroying every chance of them being together. After all this, they heal and meet again, but almost as strangers that seem like have moved on from the original obsession and issues, and seem like will love as better people now.

I haven't even start watching and I want that too..! (then I'll watch, lol)

And to be honest, that was somewhat understandable and fine in the beginning in the name of character development, but the biggest problem with that is that he did not change even in the end. I loved this show and would watch it over and over again, but there is so much I would skip, including most of his first relationship with the super selfish first girlfriend...

Great! Thanks!

That's never a good thing... 😞

Hey! How bad is the love triangle? does the FL like the SML too? Do they get to date or spend a lot of screentime together? Does it drag? Do the main couple take too long to get back together? Thanks in advance ☺️

I am following up with every episode, but not watching anything yet! I know it could ruin the show for me even if is good, if I spoil too much, but I rather be sure that the show will habe a happy ending and other elements before I invest hours and hours into it.

I "hate" those. Some people will say that it is all "a lie" or an "invention" anyway, but that is not necessarily true. For me, characters are alive in a well written story, but having us navigate through a full romance drama to only tell me in the end that it never happened feels like a waste of time.

Yes, to your point, these writers are supposed to be professionals that can come up with a story where we can get immersed and entertained, and while the story here was not the worst, it was far from the best and felt lacking at the very end.

Oops.. I ended up referring to "Ghost Doctor" in my previous comment! Sorry about that!

Thank you!