I should clarify somethings before more people with less than two brain cells start talking about “not so friendly…
yeah i know and i think its FL's fault for stringing the guy along SML is honestly innocent. anyways you will enjoy the last 10 episode the chemistry is on fire in those.
it's the same old shit again , Simp ML and indecisive and clueless FL.
I should clarify somethings before more people with less than two brain cells start talking about “not so friendly visitors” or “ulterior motives.” I don’t have time to watch a lot of dramas like I used to, so I only choose ones that really suit my taste. This one seemed interesting, and overall I liked the show a lot. However, as much as I enjoyed the chemistry between the leads and their romance toward the end, I equally disliked their characters at the beginning. I especially hated the FL’s dynamic with the doctor, where she keeps him as a backup. That creates an imbalance in the romance for me, while the ML is a complete simp, the FL, on the other hand, is keeping another guy on standby !!
Your response is exactly what’s wrong with people. I’m not hate watching it I actually like the show. It’s decent, especially in the second half. I just hate this type of setup where the ML is a simp and practically allergic to any woman except the FL, while the FL is casually stringing a guy along as a backup. That part really frustrated me.
Please have the decency to understand that someone can like a show while still disliking certain aspects of it. before thoughtlessly jumping in and saying "No one is forcing you to watch it."
At no point did I say I disliked the show. That’s an assumption you made based on my criticism of a single aspect.
She was not indecisive: she considered his future and decided this is one of the best . mature , amazing chemistry…
I do agree they have amazing chemistry and the last 10 or so episodes were amazing, I just didn't like the setup of the romance and both of their charecters. i did overall like the show not the best but decent.
my problem here are with the people that are the fan of this show, they are so tunneled vision that they cannot accept any other openion apart from their own.
you should definitely still watch it. the love triangle is not really an issue. because FL doesn’t really have…
You might be right—I may have been judging this show too harshly based on other people's comments. I'll give it a try and watch the first four or five episodes to see if it sticks with me.
you should definitely still watch it. the love triangle is not really an issue. because FL doesn’t really have…
I've heard a lot of good things about this show—it seems like a really solid action-fantasy drama. If it were just that, I’d have no problem watching it. I actually enjoy romance in these kinds of stories.
The issue for me is that, in a show like this that primarily focuses on action and fantasy, romance usually ends up taking a backseat. That’s not inherently bad, but when a love triangle is added on top of that, it often ends up weakening the romantic storyline even more. From what I’ve heard, the second male lead isn't a bad character either—which makes it worse, because he’ll likely get a lot of screen time with the female lead, even though the outcome is already predetermined. That kind of dynamic feels pointless and frustrating to watch.
To be clear, I do love romance in action-fantasy dramas, but only when it’s handled with purpose. In shows that already have a complex plot, the romance should be simple, sincere, and act as a moment of levity or emotional grounding—not as an unnecessary source of tension or distraction.
Please have the decency to understand that someone can like a show while still disliking certain aspects of it. before thoughtlessly jumping in and saying "No one is forcing you to watch it."
At no point did I say I disliked the show. That’s an assumption you made based on my criticism of a single aspect.
my problem here are with the people that are the fan of this show, they are so tunneled vision that they cannot accept any other openion apart from their own.
The issue for me is that, in a show like this that primarily focuses on action and fantasy, romance usually ends up taking a backseat. That’s not inherently bad, but when a love triangle is added on top of that, it often ends up weakening the romantic storyline even more. From what I’ve heard, the second male lead isn't a bad character either—which makes it worse, because he’ll likely get a lot of screen time with the female lead, even though the outcome is already predetermined. That kind of dynamic feels pointless and frustrating to watch.
To be clear, I do love romance in action-fantasy dramas, but only when it’s handled with purpose. In shows that already have a complex plot, the romance should be simple, sincere, and act as a moment of levity or emotional grounding—not as an unnecessary source of tension or distraction.