I completely understand what you mean. But I think that is just all part of the genre. Most rom coms, especially…
I tired of ex-lovers to Lovers, love triangle, friends to lovers , childhood friend to lovers kinda trope. All these kind of tropes are widely used tropes. I am expecting something meaningful relationship between the leads other than love or shrink into common trope. I need to find ML marry or love another woman and he doesn't follow he same kinda path again.
I still find this drama somewhat predictable, especially in the lead characters' relationship. After breaking up in an inexplicable situation, they meet again after many years. Whether they become lovers again or not, if it follows the 'ex-lovers to lovers' trope, that's a big nope for me.
The prequel and sequel are connected, especially through the lead characters' relationship, which is a main highlight of this drama. Their relationship without overdramatic elements that one of the plus point of this drama and is portrayed as healthy. It's a warm-hearted drama that is easy to invest time in. The plot also simple and basic easy to indulge in.
Hae Na breaked the ancestral curse, and Hae Na and Seo won romance started at the same time. Another 6 days for a single episode is biggest drawback of the drama.
Feelings of Jung woo and Soon Deok gradually growing, but Soon Deok defending her feelings with dead husband love. Despites that, three sisters marriage and love gives an interesting part of the in this episode.
No love triangles, only few episodes of misunderstanding cliche. Romance is okay but I wouldn't say a healthy, their past entangled by their parents one of the main reason behind misunderstanding because of that of male lead distance himself from FL.
The ML and FL are good, but the drama is overall draggy and relies on boring tropes. The ideology behind its making adds more boredom to the storyline. The 8.7 rating for this drama is overrated; it doesn't deserve such a high rating. The first few episodes provide a fresh start, but as each episode progresses, it feels more like an feminist ideological drama. Instead of being a costume ancient drama, it often feels like it demeans a gender(M), adding that flavor for some clout characters. Sisterhood of the characters are good example but that feminist ideology not that great.
Do ha waited for 1500 years to his revenge and Han ti ra reincarnation more complicated because of the relationship between them, even though they are in love. Moreover, Do Ha married his enemy and is he stupid or blinded by love to make that decision? Anyway his choice results ended in 1500 years of the time paid of without salvation.
The story ended with an incomplete cliff and an open ending, which always shows the ability of a writer to not be competent enough to make the story progress, and they ended without conclusions. This drama has neither an ending nor a ending, and the last scene indicates that events have not ended. Open endings are always an incompetence of a writer. They make things look better, but it's a worse decision of a writer. Overall, story captivating and male lead, second male, second female lead are promising actors and actresses.
In EP 7, it's a good episode, and the feelings of each main character are showing in their interactions. Moreover, Soon Deok's rejection or apparent disinterest might be because of her love for her late husband, as she believes it's irrelevant due to small emotional tests challenging her devotion. The love interests of the three sisters aren't entirely clear, but each step in their romantic interests is evident. It may be the prince interested the eldest sister or maybe not. The political feud becomes an eye-opener for the princess's death to the king, and enemies almost succeed in killing the prince. EP 8 is expected to offer good conclusions.
It's a good drama and with quality of making and story is better than some costume c drama's. Moreover, the male lead screen time comparatively less than the Female lead, and the misunderstanding between the leads making at few episodes the plot slowed and lagged. Even though, at the end everyone is ended with happy.
Overall, I had mixed feelings about the movie. One drawback is that Han Hyo Joo's character is not developed properly; some aspects of her past are shown but not entirely explored, and her character is killed off without proper development to the story. On the other hand, I believe Won Ho's character deserved the ending he received.
I can’t lie, even after all the horrible and unforgivable things Tagon has done, I couldn’t help but feel…
He is a pure evil man, he killed people and slaughtered them and made them slaves. His death was inevitable. Nenderthal murderd by his deception, Saya and Eunseom mother and father death also by his same strategy. I don't think he deserved a fair death.
Season 2 is pretty good but not upto the level quality of season 1. Story wise is also good the war scenes are less and a small proportion war scenes in this drama. The cast change cannot feel in a way, but continuity of orginal lead is better for the story. The Tagon character failed miserably failed being villian even though story goes through the full speed. Nuenbyeol and karate, the nenderthal are also good and their appearance made a different vibe. The last scene of Taleha is a plot hole or they planning to season 3.
The Tagon character failed miserably failed being villian even though story goes through the full speed. Nuenbyeol and karate, the nenderthal are also good and their appearance made a different vibe. The last scene of Taleha is a plot hole or they planning to season 3.