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Bahaha, facts 🤣

Welcome ✨
That's why I started reading it 😅

Fr, besides if doesn't work it doesn't work, life and time is too precious to spend on things we don't enjoy ☀️

Welcome, enjoy the watch, and hope they keep close to the material and don't add unnecessary angst 🫶

-I would say they get together at the 35-40% point in the story, the ML admits to his interest earlier and is pursuing her, which should be around the 10-11 episode judging by the previews...
-The SML character pops a lot in the story but once the FL decides to be with the ML she doesn't really pays him any attention, bro is just being annoying and toxic.
-There is no SFL character.

Me too, honestly, swoon for the ML's character omggg

I’d say it’s very much a he fell first and fell hard situation, with him actively pursuing her. But once they’re together, the FL’s feelings grow gradually and naturally—it’s not a case of the ML doing all the emotional heavy lifting…it feels balanced, not one-sided or exhausting to watch.

For a lot of viewers, age gap matters more in modern, realistic romances because the bigger the gap, the more likely it is to come with a power imbalance — especially in work or social dynamics. For others, it’s simply a personal preference or comfort thing. So yeah, it’s not a universal dealbreaker, but for some people it’s part of deciding whether a show is their vibe.

I just finished the novel and found it quite enjoyable. It has very comforting romance vibes — nothing suspenseful or action-packed, more in the vein of the drama: The Best Thing. The leads don’t really have misunderstandings or break-ups once they commit to each other, which honestly made it a very easy, cozy read. I’d say it really comes down to your taste and mood ;) And yes, so far, they kept it close to the novel

I agree, the drama does have a slow start. The dynamic shifts a bit faster after episode 9 (at least judging by the preview), and once the ML gets over his hostility he starts pursuing the FL much more openly, which makes it easier to watch. That said, if it already feels like a chore, it might be worth taking a break and coming back once more episodes are out.

Yes!! Love this trope 😁

Yes, I'm enjoying the novel quite a bit and judging by the adaptation they stuck close to it 🤩 So far I'm swooning over the ML, actually both leads are very likeable characters

around chapter 21

Yes—he believed the FL had invited him out and was on his way to meet her when the accident happened. The injuries he sustained ended his medical career, which understandably left him bitter. Part of that resentment was directed at her, since she never visited or contacted him afterward and seemed to have completely forgotten him when they met again.

Later, it’s revealed that the invitation actually came from the FL’s father’s “adopted” daughter, and that the FL had never met the ML at all. He learns the truth relatively early in the novel, which reframes his anger and the entire situation.

I'm so seated for the ML's shameless pursuit era ))))))))

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I'm reading the novel now and he decides to move on and a short while later finds out it was all a misunderstanding

I started this randomly yesterday and am enjoying it way more than I thought ✨

Yes, I noticed that too. His suits are way too big on him, giving some grandpa vibes

Completely agree. The over-cutesy writing diluted what could’ve been a much more grounded and compelling story. And the fake sibling setup really didn’t need to be that messy, I always struggle with this trope but the execution in this particular one was even more uncomfortable.
Nice to see someone else clocking the same issues. Thank you for reading 🫶