Your comments is what is not digging and his acting is really good,he is portraying a hater to lover trope,you…
When I said he can’t act? It’s just not up there…I’ve seen him in others projects and it didn’t bother me. This one, especially being a neurosurgeon / CEO is a hard character, it can easily come out as cringe
The ML is a problem for me. He looks 25 and he’s supposed to be a neurosurgeon? That feels pretty impossible.
And I’m not really digging his acting either. It just doesn’t suit him. That overly serious facial expression makes me cringe sometimes. I don’t know… maybe an older actor would have pulled it off better...
I just know they cut some of the most intimate scenes. It almost felt like the director wanted us to know there was more filmed. The cuts were just too rough.
at this point, i want a full blown episode of zhao zhao chasing mumu to compensate her effort T_T i can't believe…
Sorry girl, I don thing we are gonna get it. I made peace that this is a drama where the FL is the one doing it all and I will just have to watch without being too mad about it
Jin Zhao's decision to leave Mu isn't noble idiocy, it stems from the immense physical and mental trauma he's…
I see your point, but for me it feels like mental gymnastics to justify all of his actions based on how he was raised.
I understand the struggle with his health, but he had all the means to get back on his feet. His friend even got him a personal doctor.
And when are we going to talk about his wealth? How did he end up with that house and that café, if we now know he spent two years in full recovery mode?
We’re told how proud he was of never borrowing money and how hard he probably worked to get where he is. But then again, why not include Mumu?
Everything in his life was a priority except Mumu.
He treated her like a goddess, placed on a pedestal, fulfilling her dreams and doing everything for her, except the bare minimum: respecting her.
Have I ever said how much I hate, hate, HATE these plots where they lie to the FL “for her own good”?
He said he was going to contact her once he had settled down, but instead he just left her hanging. He even made her own family and friends lie to her, and she still went after him.
I hate that they made HER go after him.
She tried to keep her pride, but at what cost? A play? Because the girl tried for six years to move on with another man and NOTHING happened. I wish she had been at least a little interested in the other guy… but no, they had to make her like a Virgin Mary, completely immune to everyone except the ML.
I don’t really know if we’ll have time for a proper redemption arc, but I hope so. Otherwise, it’s going to end with a bitter taste.
Anyway, it’s still very entertaining, and I’m really enjoying it despite all my rambling kkkk.
The conversation between Jiang Chun and Yei Wun in episode 26 has to be one of the most mature and realistic moments I’ve ever seen in C-dramaland.
The way she described that kind of feeling as something fleeting, especially when you’re young, even suggesting that he should go out, see the world, meet other women, and truly understand what love means, was just wonderful! Such strong big-sister energy.
And the way she explained how marriage carries different weights for men and women? So insightful.
I know they have a lot going on, and it makes sense for them to go their separate ways for a few episodes… but I feel like I’ll need to wait until episode 30 to catch up because of all the angst🥹
That’s not what she’s playing in the story. According to the story she’s playing a young woman who is only…
I would love to see a story about a widow in her late 30s falling for a 20-something (without rebirth), but I don’t think I’ve ever seen a script like that.
That’s not what she’s playing in the story. According to the story she’s playing a young woman who is only…
She was way more mature than the ML, not by age, but by experience. She had a lover, she was betrayed, she lost her father, saw her family crumble… all that baggage came before. So even though I agree that a bigger age gap would’ve been better, fewer years don’t take away the amount of experience she had.
For a couple that the show keeps showing are very smart, intelligent and altruistic , they were quite naive, dumb…
Of course they knew!!! But the level of hate came because of that trash book that was made to enrage people and distract them! So you can’t blame only on them
Let me tell you: the amount of mental gymnastics people are doing to justify their dislike for the female lead is something else…
“Oh, it’s not about the age gap.” “It’s her expressions.” “It’s the editing.” “No chemistry.” Whatever.
Honestly, I’ve seen SO MANY questionable performances get higher reviews just because “it’s your fave.” It’s honestly offensive to my intellect.
Victoria plays a mature woman whose love has been taken from her before. She comes from a place of trauma. God forbid she’s not throwing herself at the man you think is perfect.
Even though she tries to stay true to her feelings, she ends up having her whole family jeopardized, a smear campaign that was orchestrated!
Come on, guys. It’s refreshing to see strong, mature female characters who have a lot going on in their lives besides love.
I’m telling you: if this character were played by a younger actress, someone people think “matches” the male lead better, the ratings would be VERY different.
Third is a very good show. It deserves at least an 8.5.
Another thing that crossed my mind: they definitely left JiHyun and WonGyu’s story for later on purpose… something big is coming (long relationship + bad breakup vibes). And that empty box?? cruel. He’s so cold when he talks to her.
JiHyun is my fave so far 💕 I just love her personality, she’s so honest and easy to read. Her happiness that day she got two messages was pure joy to watch 🥹 and the little notes… so cute!!
I actually think she and YooSik match really well, but let’s see… both of them seem to have some complicated pasts…
Every couple this season is so interesting! The stories are super engaging. I love that the girls are taking the lead, but I do miss the guys being more proactive… maybe they still have lingering feelings?
Can someone please explain to me what it that force talking to Situ? I understood that he mastered some kind of power, but I’m really lost in what’s happening to him right now..
I know, I know—they’re going to divorce, and he’s going to crawl back to her because he’ll realize he loves her and bla bla. But this drama has such a realistic take that I’d actually love to see her thrive on her own, maybe even with another love interest. I mean, how can you realistically go back to a relationship after all of that?
Still, I have to remind myself this is a C-drama, and 99% of the time the real goal is romance, so they’ll just give us a redemption arc. In reality, the vast majority of men won’t regret, won’t come running back—they usually move on very quickly. But I guess I can only hope for something different, since it’s Zhao Lusi.
And I’m not really digging his acting either. It just doesn’t suit him. That overly serious facial expression makes me cringe sometimes. I don’t know… maybe an older actor would have pulled it off better...
I understand the struggle with his health, but he had all the means to get back on his feet. His friend even got him a personal doctor.
And when are we going to talk about his wealth? How did he end up with that house and that café, if we now know he spent two years in full recovery mode?
We’re told how proud he was of never borrowing money and how hard he probably worked to get where he is. But then again, why not include Mumu?
Everything in his life was a priority except Mumu.
He treated her like a goddess, placed on a pedestal, fulfilling her dreams and doing everything for her, except the bare minimum: respecting her.
He said he was going to contact her once he had settled down, but instead he just left her hanging. He even made her own family and friends lie to her, and she still went after him.
I hate that they made HER go after him.
She tried to keep her pride, but at what cost? A play? Because the girl tried for six years to move on with another man and NOTHING happened. I wish she had been at least a little interested in the other guy… but no, they had to make her like a Virgin Mary, completely immune to everyone except the ML.
I don’t really know if we’ll have time for a proper redemption arc, but I hope so. Otherwise, it’s going to end with a bitter taste.
Anyway, it’s still very entertaining, and I’m really enjoying it despite all my rambling kkkk.
The way she described that kind of feeling as something fleeting, especially when you’re young, even suggesting that he should go out, see the world, meet other women, and truly understand what love means, was just wonderful! Such strong big-sister energy.
And the way she explained how marriage carries different weights for men and women? So insightful.
I loved it. Absolutely loved it!
“Oh, it’s not about the age gap.” “It’s her expressions.” “It’s the editing.” “No chemistry.” Whatever.
Honestly, I’ve seen SO MANY questionable performances get higher reviews just because “it’s your fave.” It’s honestly offensive to my intellect.
Victoria plays a mature woman whose love has been taken from her before. She comes from a place of trauma. God forbid she’s not throwing herself at the man you think is perfect.
Even though she tries to stay true to her feelings, she ends up having her whole family jeopardized, a smear campaign that was orchestrated!
Come on, guys. It’s refreshing to see strong, mature female characters who have a lot going on in their lives besides love.
I’m telling you: if this character were played by a younger actress, someone people think “matches” the male lead better, the ratings would be VERY different.
Third is a very good show. It deserves at least an 8.5.
Anyway, sorry I got angry for a minute 🤣
JiHyun is my fave so far 💕
I just love her personality, she’s so honest and easy to read. Her happiness that day she got two messages was pure joy to watch 🥹 and the little notes… so cute!!
I actually think she and YooSik match really well, but let’s see… both of them seem to have some complicated pasts…
Still, I have to remind myself this is a C-drama, and 99% of the time the real goal is romance, so they’ll just give us a redemption arc. In reality, the vast majority of men won’t regret, won’t come running back—they usually move on very quickly. But I guess I can only hope for something different, since it’s Zhao Lusi.