Do all characters in a story have to be perfect? I notice that everyone always focuses on the female lead's…
Its the patriarchy minded people who feel validated by choosing a perfect, flawless girl for a man with the slightest redeeming qualities. Yes we get he did alot for her but that was voluntary and doesnt mean he needs a girl built from scratch. Flawed characters are what makes these dramas interesting and resonate with humans.
they’re surprised that the FL deceived him? He knew something like this was coming. + The FL literally said…
And that is the beauty of it. I dont get why people just want to see predictable characters with no interesting character and just want them to fall in love and get married. Its so obvious how he was the anomaly in her revenge plan and not her randomly choosing her agenda over him.
And most stuff leading to the proposal. Even Sun YuanZhus arc was lacking and even how Luan Nian was there for her during that time. Also wanted to see more of his dad...
these two are made for each other. no one else deserves to handle his filthy mouth, and no one else can keep her…
So trueee. It stumps me when i see reels or comments about how she/he dont deserve eachother. People always love red flag male leads but i only like it when their partners are also redflags. Love raising the stakes.
Tbf i would be pissed off if one of them was a greenflag cuz then it would be 1v0. He was the redflag earlier and now its her and then it would be none of them so alls good. Can we appreciate a different dynamic in dramas? If we want greenflags or perfect characters, we have 100 other dramas.
I thought she’s smart at first… this is very immature and childish behavior from FL
He acts childish so ultimately she learned it too. Are we forgetting that she came into this very young and is learning everything through this experience? And when did they actually act like a couple outside for them to be able to navigate it at all? She may have been the one to choose to hide it but why would she risk a relationship with her superior for her career? Hence, they will mature after a much needed separation.
genuinely what the hell was Shang Zitao thinking meeting up with her ex in private..
Just like Luke hugged his childhood friend knowing she likes him and that too in the absence of Flora. They both are flawed and doing questioning stuff.
Which is why everyones eager for the breakup era. These two would be great for eachother if they solve their issues.
Ikr, first drama people watched just to see the breakup. Also im worried since they cut so many episodes, what if they removed all the good scenes. Shouldve just given us 30 eps...
Which is why everyones eager for the breakup era. These two would be great for eachother if they solve their issues.
Exactly. They both have flaws and it wouldve been alright if he didnt turn so childish everytime he got jealous and say stuff that made her think that their relationship is casual. Im pretty sure hes gonna act that way even after the breakup and only be fixed once she leaves.
Yes we get he did alot for her but that was voluntary and doesnt mean he needs a girl built from scratch.
Flawed characters are what makes these dramas interesting and resonate with humans.
I dont get why people just want to see predictable characters with no interesting character and just want them to fall in love and get married.
Its so obvious how he was the anomaly in her revenge plan and not her randomly choosing her agenda over him.
Oh well, the more the better.
Even Sun YuanZhus arc was lacking and even how Luan Nian was there for her during that time.
Also wanted to see more of his dad...
It stumps me when i see reels or comments about how she/he dont deserve eachother.
People always love red flag male leads but i only like it when their partners are also redflags. Love raising the stakes.
He was the redflag earlier and now its her and then it would be none of them so alls good.
Can we appreciate a different dynamic in dramas? If we want greenflags or perfect characters, we have 100 other dramas.
Are we forgetting that she came into this very young and is learning everything through this experience?
And when did they actually act like a couple outside for them to be able to navigate it at all?
She may have been the one to choose to hide it but why would she risk a relationship with her superior for her career?
Hence, they will mature after a much needed separation.
They both are flawed and doing questioning stuff.
Also im worried since they cut so many episodes, what if they removed all the good scenes.
Shouldve just given us 30 eps...
Plus his gf is so cool, total girl crush.