I truly enjoyed watching this show. Every episode had moments that touched my heart, and the fulfilling ending made the experience even more satisfying. It is a kind and heartwarming drama that I would highly recommend watching.
am i the only who feels like the female lead behavior and words are unjustified ?? i understand where she was…
Hmm, I understand what you're saying. One of my relatives recently went through a divorce, and even though it wasn't their fault, they still ended up feeling as if there was something fundamentally wrong with them. It's sad and painful, but that's the reality.
The male lead hasn't done anything wrong. His past isn't something he deserves to be judged for. I think the reason so many people feel frustrated with the female lead is because situations like this still happen in real life.
That said, I don't think Ji-yoon's feelings or reactions are unreasonable or invalid. People are complex and multifaceted. She understands the situation intellectually, but emotionally, it's much harder for her to accept.
Just because she's the female lead in a fantasy romance drama doesn't mean she has to be perfect or strong all the time. Maybe the point is that by revealing their vulnerabilities and learning to understand each other, they can build a deeper sense of trust and faith in one another.
As you said, let's see how the two of them work through this conflict over the remaining four episodes.
the man got divorced, went for a long time to US and came back. why are they making his divorce such a huge thing?…
It's important to consider a different perspective. It's not just about the fact that the man is divorced; that’s not the main issue. Instead, we should focus on the feelings of the female lead when she saw her boyfriend in the car with his ex-wife. He needs to take care of his ex-wife's family, and she came across a photo of him during one of his happiest moments with her. How many people can remain calm in such a situation? I understand her feelings completely.
I love this show! While everyone complains about "episode 8," I found myself really enjoying it. I think it strikes the perfect balance between fantasy and romance, while also addressing the realistic complexities and emotions that we all experience when we're in love. If you feel uncomfortable with the female lead's feelings and misunderstandings, it reflects the reasons behind divorce and breakups in the real world. I'm curious to see how they heal and demonstrate mature love in the upcoming episodes.
The male lead hasn't done anything wrong. His past isn't something he deserves to be judged for. I think the reason so many people feel frustrated with the female lead is because situations like this still happen in real life.
That said, I don't think Ji-yoon's feelings or reactions are unreasonable or invalid. People are complex and multifaceted. She understands the situation intellectually, but emotionally, it's much harder for her to accept.
Just because she's the female lead in a fantasy romance drama doesn't mean she has to be perfect or strong all the time. Maybe the point is that by revealing their vulnerabilities and learning to understand each other, they can build a deeper sense of trust and faith in one another.
As you said, let's see how the two of them work through this conflict over the remaining four episodes.