I liked the first 5 episodes but started to get really annoyed and tired of the wife and her destructive and immature decision making styles. They kept saying that she is a very honest and straightforward speaker, but I think she is the most confused person and led to all the issues in the marriage in the first place. I just feel bad that the husband is willing to put up with all of her whimsies so that she gets what she wants. She wanted her husband to not have sex with her, she got it. She wanted her husband to love her again, she got it. She wanted to try having kids with her husband, she got it. She could no longer picture being a married couple and wanted a divorce, she got it. She wanted to sell their apartment, she got it until she changed her mind. She wanted to get back together with her husband, she got that too. For every single one of these decisions, Otoya continued to support her and give her what she wanted. As an audience, I just got tired of seeing this pattern over and over and over play out in the exact same way. I guess that's why I couldn't feel happy with them ending up back together in the finale. That's all.
In the novel, there's no video game, it's something like parallel worlds. So there's no best friend for LQS. And…
Hi thanks so much for explaining! I finished the drama, and haven't read the novel, but in the novel is it Ling Qiu Shi who creates the game? And in the ending of the novel, what happens exactly? To be honest, the drama ending was a bit sad and also frustrating for me because of the huge time jump, and them being in the spirealm world and never being able to be in the real world because RLZ is an NPC.
can someone please tell me how the series differs from the actual novel? i read somewhere that lingling doesn't actually have a bestfriend but he is the one who created this game? And how does it end in the novel?
maybe it was because the production/director changed but this season didn't catch me at all...the humor and the camera work felt flat. something was off, and it wasn't because of the actors, but probably the direction and dialogue that caused this where has the hilarious crack punchy humor gone ?!!ðŸ˜
in ep 11 i think they skiped a chapter cause dang that was faster than lightning
i haven't read the novel but if qian has never dated anybody how did they just get to that so easily idk that was my only question. i guess the episode lengths may have had them do that.
10/10. This is how you do a second season. No words. If you had issues with S1, don't let that steer you away from watching S2 please! This show made my heart full with each episode every week and will forever hold a very special place in my heart.
I agree - the first 4 eps were great and had a direction - then it strated to meander.
honestly if chalotorn and him became a thing i'd be like okay at least they gave us some closure. i swear of he's in prison for committing a crime he didn't do, after being betrayed by a shitty bf i'll throw hands.
I agree - the first 4 eps were great and had a direction - then it strated to meander.
and since it looked like they'll have a s2, they could've spaced things out more, or focused on the point of each episode. I also found a lot of the scenes unnecessary (all the guys coming to phaya's hospital room and crying lol) etc. ofc the entire time i kept thinking about nat's storyline - what actually happened to him?
thank you for writing all this. totally agree. i think that the strongest were the first 4 eps and after that it felt like they were trying to put everything in without any end goal.
i'm hoping that they are misleading with with the tsundere FL having a husband and child because it's so frustrating to see lesbian stories where one or both women have male bfs or husbands 😑
Deep Delusion & Denial: the series That's my summary of this show. If you watch this and want to understand or make sense of anything anyone is doing or saying, don't bother. They tried to say something but everything was all over the place and we never get to sit with the characters to understand or empathize with them. It's quite frustrating with a script that failed imo.
That's my summary of this show.
If you watch this and want to understand or make sense of anything anyone is doing or saying, don't bother. They tried to say something but everything was all over the place and we never get to sit with the characters to understand or empathize with them. It's quite frustrating with a script that failed imo.