yes i am feeling the same about that cheating thingy , to me the bf was alright good looking good job and all…
My opinion exactly... There was no cheating. Maybe people get confused because her bf doesn't want to acknowledge the break up and acts like they are still dating while they are not. People seem to forget that breaking up doesn't require an unanimous vote. As for the grace period after a break up, I general agree, however their relationship was dead long before she met the ML so I didn't find any problem in that.
It would be perfect if they didn't make the female lead a cheating girlfriend and cover that as romance. For me…
How is what she did considered cheating? It's perfectly normal for someone's feelings to change and relationships to turn cold and distant. She didn't even do anything with the ML before she told her boyfriend that she wants to break up. In fact, it would have been far more questionable for her to stay together with her bf while having feelings for somebody else. Furthermore, she has no obligation to stay in a relationship with anybody, regardless of what her reasons are. By your definition of cheating most people would be considered unfaithful.
It became really hard for me to finish this series because that freaking song was being played over and over again,…
Interestingly, a lot of people complain about the soundtrack :D However, I find this a bit confusing. If you pay attention you will notice that in fact a great majority of K-/C-/T-Dramas heavily rely on few songs. Love O2O and Angel's Last Mission are two dramas I watched recently so I know for a fact that they mainly play just 2-3 songs on loop throughout the entire series. At least that's how I perceived it. Maybe in OSN people are more perceptible to this because the soundtrack is in English? Furthermore, I remember that when I watched SITR I found the background music far more annoying than in OSN. At the time I thought it was the fact that SITR had an English soundtrack which didn't really suit the Korean setting. However, funnily enough I don't feel that way in OSN. Therefore, I would say it boils down to whether or not you like the main songs in the ost. Just my opinion though.
However, I find this a bit confusing. If you pay attention you will notice that in fact a great majority of K-/C-/T-Dramas heavily rely on few songs. Love O2O and Angel's Last Mission are two dramas I watched recently so I know for a fact that they mainly play just 2-3 songs on loop throughout the entire series. At least that's how I perceived it. Maybe in OSN people are more perceptible to this because the soundtrack is in English? Furthermore, I remember that when I watched SITR I found the background music far more annoying than in OSN. At the time I thought it was the fact that SITR had an English soundtrack which didn't really suit the Korean setting. However, funnily enough I don't feel that way in OSN. Therefore, I would say it boils down to whether or not you like the main songs in the ost. Just my opinion though.
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