dramaddictedsince2008

Story is OK, but I will never understand the appeal of girls/women that act like kids. This is not even portray of infantility, the way she speaks, acts and dresses... she's like a little kid. It's a bit too much in my opinion. Is it only me that finds it a wee disturbing?

Thanks!

What is the age gap in the drama (not irl)?

I cannot take a sad ending. I just cannot.

The release schedule of c-dramas is crazy. I will never be able to accept this confusion XD

Teaser of episode 26... that's an interesting plot twist!

Then sorry for misjudging you! My comment was not about the writing style, more about the choice to promote the other aspects that are good about the drama instead of remaining on the topic itself. No hard feelings :)

I think some of you are just here to promote series. It's very difficult to have a normal discussion when you get as answers some sort of AI generated promo with no relation with the discussion at all. T_T I just said for me such a romance is difficult to enjoy, I'm not saying I'm not appreciating the other good things about the drama. Especially the food.

No, but here she knows he's an ancestor. I would have no problem if both didn't know. In any case, I think they're not related at all. For me it's just difficult to enjoy such a romance, and if it wasn't a incest type of situation she wouldn't feel so guilty at all. So you have to admit there is something unconfortable, if it's like that even for her.

I find this romance a bit uncomfortable to watch cause of the early kiss when she thinks he's her ancerstor. Marriage between cousins was not consider incest in many cultures, but with direct bloodline like a great great grandfather... well, in theory yes.

First half is very good, I thing they could have done a bit better with the last 10 episodes. Worth watching and probably also rewatching.

I see! I had no idea! She's written well, she wants to live but at the same time falls in love, so her behaviour may seem contradictory cause she's thorn between two very powerful emotions. On the other hand, he has no defined personality. On top of that he doesn't have as many close relationships as she has, and he speaks very little, so we only know about his thoughts when there are those flash backs. So it's not as easy to understand him.

Same here. Could it be that it's a bit repetitive? Also, ML is not 100% convincing as a character. Sometimes he seems smart and cold, sometimes he's a bit dumb and emotional. Can't be all these at the same time. She's very well written and consistent, he's a bit blurry.

Isn't this director a bit obsessed with... hands?

Yes, I feel her reasons for lying are pretty justified, considering she even thought he was the one who poisoned her. He, on the other hand, at the beginning was just using her as if people are disposable. I get he must have some dark past and trust issues, but she deserved a choice to explain herself. I really hoped they had managed this angsty moment better, and waited a bit longer to expose her cause then his reaction would have be justified.

I love this. Maybe even pregnant.

But they were able to cross the lover bridge, so he had confirmation she really loves him. This is why his reaction is a bit strange. She lied, OK, but he doesn't even try to understand why, even knowing her love is real.

Well, if you lie and deceive you can't be this pissed off others do it to. He didn't even want to talk, which seemed a bit unfair, considering they literally managed to cross that bridge only cause they're really in love.

OK, I'm in for the memory loss trope, but I hope they do it right. I hate when it gets resolved in one episode: I want to watch him fall in love a second time!

I think story is very nice and it's pretty well casted, but there is something not fully convincing in the writing. I cannot put my fingers on it yet.