Forget the fact that I have already watched this troupe a couple of times...let's talk about the romance...the slow burn..the way they are soft for each other..the glimpses the shy smiles..the intentional smiles..the chemistry...like it's been a while since I've felt this way for a cdrama couple..like I enjoy watching them and iam seated and savouring every moment....also iam the only one feeling tension for Benjamin and sa xin like they are bickering and giving enemies to lovers low-key🥴 anyways iam loving this show...an ordinary story written in a way that's laid back relaxing and beautiful hence making it exceptional.
I guess drama really is what sells or what people thinks sells these kinds of shows because come on...you could seriously cut some of Si an and her love squares screentime and give it to Jiyeon and Taehwan or maybe Dongho and Arin...
The pain for both 💔💔https://vm.tiktok.com/ZNeKKBfde/
i feel for both...I feel for the one that was let go and the one that let go..good thing about the show is that you actually see how this is impacting both sides....it's not a competition to determine who is hurting more....both are in pain...
"She loves him, and he loves her—why can't they just be together? I guess it's because, for some, love isn't that simple. We often complicate what should be straightforward. We cling to our reasons, believing they are stronger than the pain we cause each other along the way. Honestly, I wish she would confront her regret and longing sooner; it's evident that she's hurting. I’m curious to see how long she can endure this self-imposed distance and the pain that comes with it." to be honest Iam loving this drama like the unexpected angst that's both frustrating but also heart breaking....and Lee se young just knows how to show pain..her eyes alone are more than enough to show how she's feeling....the acting is good...the storyline is at per and the chemistry is good..Iam seated
Its actually sad to see that sunghoon stepped down as the male lead of this show I was excited to see him as the male lead..and at the same time it isn't Lee Chaemins fault he got considered as a potential replacement...so the calling him out and his acting skills and experience...in a way that seems rather inconsiderate can stop....I've seen rookie or like new characters nail roles...and as far as I know this is not confirmed as yet...though Iam not planning on watching either way...unless sunghoon miraculously becomes the male lead again..I have no right to call out any of the replacements they are yet to announce
MDL ratings becoming less and less reliable.... because people can even rate just by reading through a sinopsis or seeing a cast list realising they are not fans of the cast and then boom one star
Dear future viewers or people planning to watch this and are scared because you know the ratings and reviews...try the show out your self and take your own personal opinion.....you might miss out on something you would have liked because you were so focussed on the rest that didn't like it...PS : this is sincere advise not a command 😂
Agree with you, totally! Characters and their life decisions are quite realistically portrayed!
well I guess we spoilt with all these good flawless perfect characters that when we get one that acts out of that perfect image then we can't help but panic...that's why I actually appreciate a writer that manages to make their characters complicated and flawed because that feels real...how Iam I supposed to relate to a character or to their stories of they feel so out of this world.
It's pretty amusing how everyone tries to judge what's right and wrong based on their own beliefs, especially in a world that's anything but black and white. The characters in this drama mirror that complexity perfectly. Take the male lead, for instance—he enters this relationship not out of deep emotional connection but because he thinks it’s the right choice for him at that moment. You could call that disgusting, but honestly, it’s a reality many can relate to.
He struggles to respond to her constant declarations of love because he’s wrestling with his own feelings. Is it love? Can he truly see a future with her? This internal battle between his mind and heart is so real, yet people are quick to point fingers and expect him to fit into this perfect mold we’ve created for characters. It’s frustrating because it highlights the need for more morally conflicted characters in shows.
By showcasing these flawed, complicated individuals, we can start to understand that the flawless persona we often idolize doesn’t exist in real life. Instead, we need characters that reflect our struggles, allowing us to weigh their actions based on a more realistic framework. Maybe then we’ll appreciate the good and bad in them without the rose-colored glasses we usually wear..
I love that we being shown how he's struggling..to understand himself and his feelings..he's battling with his mind and heart...and I can't wait for how it ends for him
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Me: Oh that's Theo
Her: I want Junseo
Oh maybe we got lost in translation 😭🤣🤣🤣
He struggles to respond to her constant declarations of love because he’s wrestling with his own feelings. Is it love? Can he truly see a future with her? This internal battle between his mind and heart is so real, yet people are quick to point fingers and expect him to fit into this perfect mold we’ve created for characters. It’s frustrating because it highlights the need for more morally conflicted characters in shows.
By showcasing these flawed, complicated individuals, we can start to understand that the flawless persona we often idolize doesn’t exist in real life. Instead, we need characters that reflect our struggles, allowing us to weigh their actions based on a more realistic framework. Maybe then we’ll appreciate the good and bad in them without the rose-colored glasses we usually wear..
I love that we being shown how he's struggling..to understand himself and his feelings..he's battling with his mind and heart...and I can't wait for how it ends for him