Lol Mingee did the right thing and she didn't go behind her back to talk shts like Mina did with the girls
So why are you acting like Mina is innocent too. Both are at the wrong here. If you're criticizing Mingee while acting like Mina who had done countless frustrating things is a victim here then you already lose the point.
How i wish mingee gave one more chance to talk with hyeonwoo in the earlier episodes since hyeonwoo chose her…
It's too late now, she had made it clear to everyone at the campfire that she's totally into Seungil. And I think Hyeonwoo made the best decision for himself too so I hope GoEun choose him at the end.
People using cultural differences to explain Mina Sue's antcis baffle me, it has nothing to do with culture and…
People will defend anything, especially when it involves someone they like, so they simply don’t care. They hide behind excuses and refuse to acknowledge problematic behavior. Now they’re using “cultural differences” as a shield, but that excuse only goes so far. Just like on Love Island, we see people constantly defending nasty and mean behavior, and they're trying to do the same here. Mina is being defended for being messy, entertaining and dramatic, even when her actions clearly affect others. At the end of the day, culture doesn’t justify manipulation, hypocrisy and talking bad about the other girls on the show. If the roles were reversed, the reaction would be very different. People excuse it because they like her, not because it’s actually right.
I hope Mina Sue chooses Seungil for Paradise. They should stop tormenting us with all this “I’m curious, I’m interested” blah blah blah nonsense and just go sort it out over there. If they decide to be a couple, good for them, I guess.
Right now, I'm sad for Mingee because her mind is already fixed on Seungil so I don't think she would ever be interested in anyone else till the end.
I'm actually enjoying this. The actor playing Albert resembles Kang You seok from Resident playbook and Kim jung hyun from Mr Queen, like a mixture of the two. There was a moment I thought he was literally one of them.
Mina Sue really did prioritize herself just like she said lol. Honestly, I don’t even think she genuinely likes anyone at this point. But it feels more like she’s being competitive with Mingee because of Seungil. Like she hadn’t even met Mingee yet, but the moment she heard that Mingee was voted the most popular, her interest suddenly spiked. I feel like Mina Sue came on this show wanting to be the most popular, the most desired, and the one everyone is chasing after. She clearly enjoys being admired and having multiple guys interested in her at the same time. I believe she came with this strategy but this season seems kinda different so the contestants might clearly see how selfish she is.
This was an OK drama to watch.to be honest, the whole drama was on the shoulders of the FL actor; she killed it…
No one cares, honestly. He acted the role better, and they had great chemistry together. Even now, they’re still being praised for it. The criticism just feels forced and unnecessary, especially when the performance and on-screen chemistry clearly spoke for themselves. Stop being ridiculous and nitpicking on irrelevant details just to hate.
After watching episode 30 I realized that NXG is really sometimes out of touch of the real world. All she think…
Honestly, I disliked ZX much more in the novel, and I feel the drama actually tried to soften his character and make him more likable. In the drama, XG genuinely liked ZX, but she still maintained boundaries especially after realizing she had been mistaken about Rong and ZX being in a relationship. That showed maturity on her part. She didn’t blindly cling to him once she understood the situation; instead, she tried to respect herself and the reality of things.
After watching up to episode 32, it’s clear that ZX tried to apologize once he fully understood the situation and realized how deeply he must have hurt her. However, the core issue is that they never truly understood each other. ZX made several mistakes, particularly by failing to communicate clearly and leaving things ambiguous. That said, Rong also played a significant role in the misunderstandings by feeding ZX and his brother misinformation, which heavily influenced their perceptions and decisions.
XG completely shook ZX’s world, but he didn’t trust her enough at the time. That lack of trust is why he hesitated and kept pulling back. By the time he finally learned to trust her and believed he was worthy of being with her, she had already moved on. That explains why he said those things to her later on, but what he failed to understand is that his actions never reflected care or commitment. He treated her poorly, whether intentionally or not, and had no right to expect her to wait on the sidelines while he figured himself out. Their timing was off, their communication was weak, and their values didn’t fully align. They simply didn’t fit. Even if they had ended up in a relationship, I honestly doubt it would have worked out in the long run. The foundation was already unstable. His inability to be honest, decisive, and emotionally present is ultimately why he lost her.
Bro, cry me a river. She confessed to you and made it clear that she was in love with you, and you didn’t care at all. You stood by and watched Rong and her friends paint her as a homewrecker just for liking you, yet you did nothing. You didn’t defend her, didn’t set the record straight, and didn’t even clarify things when she thought you were dating Rong. You allowed the misunderstandings to grow and let her take all the blame while you stayed silent.
So honestly, I’m glad you got humiliated and she found someone far better than you. You had every chance to handle the situation properly, but you chose indifference, and now you’re facing the consequences.
I hope they become a couple or, at least, get nice romantic partners. Yin Jie is so nice 😊
I think if they were meant to be a couple, they would have done that already or at least made them interact. As of now, I’m not sure, and there was nothing like that in the novel either. But they would have been a wholesome couple honestly, it feels like a missed opportunity in the drama.
what was his deal with rong that kept him from accepting xiguang? he obv hates rong but cant say no to her (i’m…
She is his childhood friend, and they grew up together, so he trusted her more. However, she constantly fed him and his brother lies and negativity about NXG, influencing his perception and creating misunderstandings. She planted doubts in his mind and painted NXG in a bad light, which affected his judgment and decisions. Regardless, he made those choices, so he is to blame for believing her.
“Why is the world unfair to me?” You had your chance. She was head over heels for you, she liked you deeply and even confessed her feelings. You didn’t value it then.
Now that you’ve realized you’ve lost her, you’re suddenly acting out and playing the victim. That’s not the world being unfair, that’s the consequence of your own choices. You hesitated, you lacked courage, and you failed to step up when it mattered.
Opportunities don’t wait forever. When someone genuinely loves you and you take it for granted, you can’t blame fate when they move on. You were a coward to act, and now you’re facing the result of that.
And I think Sunghun would choose Mina
Now they’re using “cultural differences” as a shield, but that excuse only goes so far. Just like on Love Island, we see people constantly defending nasty and mean behavior, and they're trying to do the same here. Mina is being defended for being messy, entertaining and dramatic, even when her actions clearly affect others.
At the end of the day, culture doesn’t justify manipulation, hypocrisy and talking bad about the other girls on the show.
If the roles were reversed, the reaction would be very different. People excuse it because they like her, not because it’s actually right.
Right now, I'm sad for Mingee because her mind is already fixed on Seungil so I don't think she would ever be interested in anyone else till the end.
The actor playing Albert resembles Kang You seok from Resident playbook and Kim jung hyun from Mr Queen, like a mixture of the two. There was a moment I thought he was literally one of them.
In the drama, XG genuinely liked ZX, but she still maintained boundaries especially after realizing she had been mistaken about Rong and ZX being in a relationship. That showed maturity on her part. She didn’t blindly cling to him once she understood the situation; instead, she tried to respect herself and the reality of things.
After watching up to episode 32, it’s clear that ZX tried to apologize once he fully understood the situation and realized how deeply he must have hurt her. However, the core issue is that they never truly understood each other. ZX made several mistakes, particularly by failing to communicate clearly and leaving things ambiguous. That said, Rong also played a significant role in the misunderstandings by feeding ZX and his brother misinformation, which heavily influenced their perceptions and decisions.
XG completely shook ZX’s world, but he didn’t trust her enough at the time. That lack of trust is why he hesitated and kept pulling back. By the time he finally learned to trust her and believed he was worthy of being with her, she had already moved on. That explains why he said those things to her later on, but what he failed to understand is that his actions never reflected care or commitment. He treated her poorly, whether intentionally or not, and had no right to expect her to wait on the sidelines while he figured himself out.
Their timing was off, their communication was weak, and their values didn’t fully align. They simply didn’t fit. Even if they had ended up in a relationship, I honestly doubt it would have worked out in the long run. The foundation was already unstable. His inability to be honest, decisive, and emotionally present is ultimately why he lost her.
She confessed to you and made it clear that she was in love with you, and you didn’t care at all. You stood by and watched Rong and her friends paint her as a homewrecker just for liking you, yet you did nothing. You didn’t defend her, didn’t set the record straight, and didn’t even clarify things when she thought you were dating Rong. You allowed the misunderstandings to grow and let her take all the blame while you stayed silent.
So honestly, I’m glad you got humiliated and she found someone far better than you. You had every chance to handle the situation properly, but you chose indifference, and now you’re facing the consequences.
You had your chance. She was head over heels for you, she liked you deeply and even confessed her feelings. You didn’t value it then.
Now that you’ve realized you’ve lost her, you’re suddenly acting out and playing the victim. That’s not the world being unfair, that’s the consequence of your own choices. You hesitated, you lacked courage, and you failed to step up when it mattered.
Opportunities don’t wait forever. When someone genuinely loves you and you take it for granted, you can’t blame fate when they move on. You were a coward to act, and now you’re facing the result of that.