vienibenmio

I don't agree - In-ho is shown as worse and worse every episode. They aren't giving him one redeeming factor. This isn't a second chance romance.

At least Roy pointed out how self-serving that was

I think it's more because the actor is famous and it's more In-ho's story than Roy's. But Roy is really the ML, in terms of his role in the FL's life

I keep asking where people are getting that Dr. Cha even has a long lost brother and I haven't gotten a response. I am 99% convinced they are not related. His surname in the orphanage was Kim, not Cha or Oh.

Only if she marries Roy and he comes with!

There is noooo way she's gonna end back up with her husband, not after ep 6

Where are people seeing that Dr. Cha has a long lost brother? I just rewatched all of the parts in ep 1 where her mom might have mentioned it and didn't see anything.

I highly doubt she's gonna end up with her husband. They haven't given him one redeemable feature.

You aren't getting romantic vibes? Not sure how.

K-drama generally the rule is, the more they hate each other at first, the more likely it is they'll end up together. So I think it's gonna happen

I already call him Doc Hottie

My Holo Love is my favorite kdrama ever, and I think a big part of that is Yoon Hyun-min's performance(s). He is so good at making you care for and even love cold, jerk MLs

I think they faked her death because someone was trying to kill her in the hospital

Right? It's still a story and we want to have a satisfying narrative conclusion. And it's not like this drama was super realistic in any other way. The legal stuff was especially fakey.

This drama wasn't realistic in other ways though. And the reason they didn't end up together made no sense. He finally talked to his mom, but he wouldn't talk to his ex? And, yes, I consider a rom com--which is supposed to be a love story--a waste of time if the leads don't end up together. Sue me.

The hilarious thing is Netflix original dramas mostly have happily ever after endings, like most recently Love to Hate You

Viki has this categorized as a romantic comedy, which absolutely implies a happily ever after

If Eun-beom had just freaking communicated for once in his life before breaking up with her again, and then they work through their issues together. Honestly, in this drama I even would have been okay if they skipped years ahead and Ha-ra is with another guy, but happy.

Lol, I work in mental health and, yeah, he definitely has avoidant PD

I thought this would be like Our Beloved Summer... guess not. I also just don't really feel like those two used to be married, we needed more flashbacks of back when they were together (although in the end maybe not because it didn't matter anyway).