The biggest problem wasn't the slow pace - it was the male lead. His decisions became increasingly irrational and repetitive, especially in the second half of the drama. Instead of creating believable conflict, the writers relied on forced misunderstandings and endless self-sacrifice that made no logical sense. Watching him repeatedly push the female lead away, despite both of them clearly knowing how they felt, became frustrating rather than emotional.
A good drama makes you empathize with the characters choices, even if you disagree with them. Here, I simply couldn't understand why the male lead kept making the same unrealistic decisions over and over again. It felt like the conflict existed only because the writers needed to stretch the story, not because the characters would naturally behave that way.
You might like it.. if you are under 12.
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