NonHappyEndingHater

for me it's enjoyable till eps 30/31, and its nature as a cdrama takes the good out of it.

yeah, the last 6 eps feels more like a cdrama as it regularly be.

i read the synopsis. setup - develop feeling - getting closer - misunderstanding - break up - meet again - try to get even - reconciliation - the (happy?) end. why does it feel like a deja vu?. the hell, I'm going to watch it.

sometime i think for some other (big) country, it's like '' can't find good webtoon? get any mediocore one, as long as it's finished. we have contract to fulfill. just throw in popular actors and actresses''

Maybe because they make drama not merely for filling OTT's demand, so they are more selective in choosing plot.

do i need to tag this a spoiler?

why is the rating below 8? is it because this drama isn't unnecessarily draggy? because no overdramatic misunderstood/misunderstanding? because the main protagonists don't fight against each other? or because the ending is not sad/ bad/open? no matter what, for me this drama is ''entertainment that's entertaining, almost no bad after taste at the end''

and everytime i start watching a cdrama, i always cross my finger that they won't bring that kind of arc to the table. but ... yeah -_-

only in cdramas that i see so many type of limiter for being in in relationship/married.- because i'm god- because i was borned without romantic feeling capacity- because i was cursed to be dead inside- because i'm in revenge mission- because our family/clan/kindom are enemy/in dispute- because some made up rules forbid me

I think the screenwriter has brain. as long as they don't use too much the brain part that enjoy ''dramatic writing'' and "suck ending leaves more impact''

please don't be good drama with suck ending. i mean, don't be cdrama-ing at the end, cause i enjoy up untill now.

at the end of ep 5, make me thinking ''this kdrama is cdrama-ing. find hidden reason for betrayal of supposedly protagonist main lead''

ep 4 reminds me of LLTG and the story of minglam, where romance goes wrong direction for a wasted dozen episodes in the name of ''character development''. i hope this drama won't follow it.

yeah, good for her. but is that satisfying to watch? didn't the ending rise a question ''if only ''? if you're satisfied, there will be no ''if only''

you can't put "satisfying" and "not happy ending" in a same sentence. that's self-deluding.

come on, chemistry is so subjective. if you can't feel it, maybe the chemical test tube has some impurities.

quite enjoyable. i hope the ending won't be 'allen ren'-ing

watching the score keeps going down and down, starts to feel like reading comedic novel. kind of entertaining, thought.

somewhere there, some wise guru is preaching, '' leaving the ending to audience interpretation is advance jutsu in story writing. it shows your superiority over the plot, making audiences hopeless to make their own interpretation, to comfort their self. You can't be dictated by audiences demand, like mediocre writer who can satisfy their audience. so, use it to establish your reign!!''

how i really like your comment, and how i wish the director/producer/writer lurk here and read it.