NonHappyEndingHater

omg, just give us a proper ending, will you? by proper, i mean satisfying, leading to a good sleep, less ranting. making poetic ending to show your intelligence in writing is good for you, but not necessarily what the viewers expected.

practically she's cheating. but this drama makes it look it's okay as long as she doesn't have feeling for his current boyfriend.

the writer should read all the comments on WETV about FL character. no need to create frustrating lead character in the name of freedom of writing, just to fulfill his/her ego as the one who plays god on the story.

what did the writer want to achieve by making FL character like this? mass high blood pressure?

i hope you can differentiate between "interesting" and "annoying", from the viewers point if view.

this drama is popular because it's effective for low-blood-pressure treatment.

i mean, season 1 has less typical tropes that annoying in many cdramas. all the dramas you mentioned are cdramas doing their cdrama. like LLTG, i prefer if it just started from ep 20 something

i really like season 1. unfortunately, for me, season 2 feels 'more' like a Chinese drama, not in appreciated way -_-

so, what to enjoy? emotional torture?

some screens made me yelling on my tv, 'speak ! speak ! your mouth isn't just an accessory ! use it ! stop following the cliche dictated by the cdrama writer ! it's too obvious'. and nothing happened.

yeah, i 'like' to watch cdrama where the ML is spare-tire. spectacular, boombastic, sophisticated, classy, out of the box writing.

another 'i'm too sophisticated for commoner's happy ending ' ending from cdrama writer.

this is one of many chinese drama while having good, entertaining, engaging plot progress from beginning, then proceed to 'sad/tragic ending leaves deeper impression than happy one' culture.

"noble idiocy, noble idiocy. when will you completely vanished from cdrama?"

and many of costume cdramas i've watched, revolved around 'how to escalate the internal conflict by not-communicating to fill the target of total episodes as dictated in contract'. and somehow i always feel that many cdrama follows 'started with good idea, maintain it with forced idea, and let it go with no idea at the end' pattern in plot progress.

i always 'like' it when cdrama prefer to make some conflicts between main leads, rather than fighting together against common enemies. they call it 'dramatic', a necessity in cdrama land. it's always good for treating low blood pressure.

glad to know. but there you go another infamous sacrific. at least it's happy ending. hope not another favourite last minute happy ending.

i like it. please don't be 'i'm too noble for a happy ending'

kdrama goes Hollywood where religious materials are comedic/entertainment assets.

is the writer's intention to give traumatic experience for the viewers at the end, in the name of ' I'm too fancy for commoner's happy ending', fulfilled?