Villain-free RomCom is peak.
When I say I love RomCom, this is what I mean: there’s a perfect balance between romance and comedy, with less unnecessary drama. This kind of RomCom is what I like—no murderous villains, no sibling rivalry over company control, and no one trying to kill anyone. It has no heavy drama scenes, just a perfect balance of emotional moments that still fit the RomCom genre. Also, no forced love triangles—the second male lead doesn’t try to force himself as the female lead’s love interest. And most importantly, no unnecessary breakups in the last two episodes, which we all hate. Another proof that villain-free RomComs are still the best.
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