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Exactly, I saw you asked for recs where people fall in love gradually, most romances nowadays are like this one where the ml is there to be the fl's emotional support animal and the fl is there to be the audience's self insert who does nothing lest she remind them they're not actually her.

You need to watch older kdramas from 2022 and before which mostly had actual reciprocation from both parties. I'd personally recommend One spring night, The princess man, Queen inhyun's man, It's okay that's love, Healer, Beauty inside, 30 but 17, My roommate is a gumiho, Hometown cha cha cha, Call it love, Fight for my way, Her private life and Touch your heart.

Much appreciated, I am so fed up of all the simping and one sided couples. Do you have any other recs for under the radar dramas like this from 2025 that have equal devotion and effort?

How's the romance from the fl's side? Is it equal devotion and effort like You are my glory and Hidden love or more one sided like Legally romance and Best thing?

Yup with the teasers we're 1/2 through the drama and it looks like she has no feelings for him at all, it's the acting for sure but it's also the writing, they're giving so much time to establishing his feelings; he's getting jealous, he's dreaming about her, he gets flustered when she's close, he's doing things just bc he cares about her etc but nothing at all from her and that's not how you develop a romantic relationship, it has to go both ways.

Doesn't a love story require two people? Here every moment of support, care and affection big and small has been from the ML, I can't even tell if or even why she likes HIM as a person besides the fact that he treats her so well. I very much doubt if the roles were reversed this would be seen as highly romantic and healthy.

If they both cared more about her than each other then that's just downright depressing, siblings choosing romance over eo is abhorrent but yes it's just speculation let's see how it goes though I won't hold my breath.

Even if she spent more time with him or the brothers weren't as close, the bare minimum is focusing on his grief as much as hers, unless his brother did something awful to him and even if he did there's every chance he still loved him very much and I find it strange that he seems to be more concerned about her even then to be able to pretend to be his brother when he just died which is just insane.

Yeah we'll see how it goes but I still find it incredibly strange as a storytelling choice to focus on the fl's grief instead of the twin brother who is also the lead no matter how they spin it.

Yeah it's obvious they were together at some point and it's clear he's deeply in love with her but I didn't get the same from her at all to be honest.

Why does it seem he cares more about her being angry with him than his brother being dead... Also why does it seem like they're going to focus on her grief as his friend more than his grief as his literal twin.

Mingyi's going to be so heartbroken when she realizes JBZ fed her the GMD. She didn't want to take it even when it was about disrespecting his master's wish, when she realizes that it actually means he's going to die... ooof it's been made clear that she loves him as much as he loves her time and time again, she would die for him gladly so him saving her at the cost of his life is going to break her.

Hi can I ask where you watched this because I cannot find it anywhere?

Thanks, appreciate the answer.

I wanted to ask how the romance is I saw a comment that said the ML is the greenest flag etc how's the relationship from the FL's side? Is it one of equal love and devotion or rather the ML doing most of the work?

Thanks for the review I want to watch this but I have a couple of questions, is she choosing to go back to her time or does she have to? And how mutual and devoted is the otp as in is there love and efforts, sacrifices towards each other equal or more from his side?

I even saw someone on another platform saying she actually never loved him but only thought she loved him and it kind of left a bad taste in my mouth.

I'm watching this and I have a question if you could please answer it. I'm on ep 15 and I am so confused as to why that water carrier pretended to know Chen shi's brother and got him to get the box. They said the beggar took it which how? Didn't they have it with them they were killing their ex-friend/traitor? If then who pawned it? If it was the beggar then why did the man at the pawnshop have the same pouch as them meaning he's with them?? If it was them why the hell would they pawn it and then want it and then send some random dude to get it back? Am I missing something???

Thanks for the info it's so funny that even without the novels cdramas plots are almost always known before the drama even starts and lol we start with her amnesia and then end with his. I saw FL finding him and losing it so she must be the one to take him to them.

How do you know all of this? I saw he get stabbed in the trailer but the other stuff I've never heard about. https://x.com/scenerybie/status/1973565510160884153 also do you know which episodes this scene is from? There's a fire and kiss emoji from episodes 17-18 so I'm thinking maybe then but I'm not sure.

I can't actually tell anything from the emojis, what is that a yellow triangle with an exclamation point, what does that even mean in this context?