It's barely started and it's already a 7.7. it doesn't bode well
for me personally it has always been accurate and close to what I feel a drama deserves, except for reborn rich, that shit deserves a very generous 2/10 and that's it. and even if we just go by the vibe I'm getting from the rating, it's one of those that I wait and watch after it finishes airing, cuz Korean historical dramas lately have been a let-down for me.
Not bad but not amazing either. I think they could’ve done something else other than the cancer plot. This drama…
Really? real life representation? are you mad?
Do you in real life go straight into a super serious relationship right after ending everything with your fiancé and on the cusp of starting a new life/career? on top of that, the relationship is with a super close friend and a family friend, with the chance that if it fails, it may ruin all of those relationships?
Is it realistic to work for a huge company overseas for years and be basically penniless after you quit?
Is it realistic to start a relationship with a vulnerable child that needs a mother-figure in her life and then get together with her father-figure just to take all of that away from that child by going on a year long (possibly longer) work trip?
the reviews are made by haters that were mad this drama got a higher rating than their fav drama, you can go look…
Because they said it themselves, go look at old comments if you're interested in facts, they were several people that were spreading hate just because their fav BL drama was rated lower or QOT fans that were mad this has a higher rating than QOT.
Everyone has the right to give whatever rating they want as long as the issues that they have with the drama makes sense and isn't something that they've made up themselves. For example, when I tell people that Reborn rich has a trash ending, I'm not saying that cuz I'm a hater I say that with evidence and proof.
the reviews are made by haters that were mad this drama got a higher rating than their fav drama, you can go look at their comments from months ago, and it's clear why they hate the drama.
I really enjoyed this one. While it might be disappointing to some because it leans more into slow-burn and slice-of-life…
That's their entire defense over here whenever someone has a complaint. they immediately jump on the slice of life and slow-burn train and bash us with them until we say that yes that was it, even though I love both slow-burn and slice of life.
is it just me or does anyone else feel like the FL doesnt like the ML as much as he likes her and their romance…
to me, it felt super forced, it felt like she had to love him cuz the script demanded it. the chemistry wasn't there either, which I attribute to bad writing cuz there was a spark there in the pool scene but it went nowhere, and again there could have been some measure of chemistry or tension after FL read ML's letter but nope! Nothing. and even after he confesses we could have had tension building up but nope! sml appears and puts everything on ice.
It felt like I was kept getting teased with chemistry but never delivering on it and when they abruptly got together I just didn't care anymore at that point.
It's better to stop, I was feeling the same way by episode 5 and pushed myself to 8 and dropped it anyway, it…
When I say dropped at episode 8, it doesn't mean I didn't watch the rest. For me dropping means losing interest in the story and fast forwarding to the end, the episode that does that I consider the episode that made me "drop" it.
When did they get together?Any breakups or love triangle?Happy ending?
last episode, but even that wasn't so clear sudden break up and traveling abroad to come back in the last episode The happy ending is meh if you can even call it a "happy"ending.
and even if we just go by the vibe I'm getting from the rating, it's one of those that I wait and watch after it finishes airing, cuz Korean historical dramas lately have been a let-down for me.
Do you in real life go straight into a super serious relationship right after ending everything with your fiancé and on the cusp of starting a new life/career? on top of that, the relationship is with a super close friend and a family friend, with the chance that if it fails, it may ruin all of those relationships?
Is it realistic to work for a huge company overseas for years and be basically penniless after you quit?
Is it realistic to start a relationship with a vulnerable child that needs a mother-figure in her life and then get together with her father-figure just to take all of that away from that child by going on a year long (possibly longer) work trip?
You call this realistic?
OMG! you just described exactly how I felt🤯🤯
ML was carrying the the romance and the miniscule amount of chemistry all by himself😔 I felt so bad for him
Everyone has the right to give whatever rating they want as long as the issues that they have with the drama makes sense and isn't something that they've made up themselves. For example, when I tell people that Reborn rich has a trash ending, I'm not saying that cuz I'm a hater I say that with evidence and proof.
This is why we're not getting any good noona romance dramas lately, people unnecessarily complaining😡
It felt like I was kept getting teased with chemistry but never delivering on it and when they abruptly got together I just didn't care anymore at that point.
For me dropping means losing interest in the story and fast forwarding to the end, the episode that does that I consider the episode that made me "drop" it.
sudden break up and traveling abroad to come back in the last episode
The happy ending is meh if you can even call it a "happy"ending.