ML and FL are the worst… they are using innocent people for their game, what the hellll am i even watching right…
WELL, calling them innocent is a bit of a stretch. The SFL is the closest thing to an innocent person in this whole mess XD But yeah, that's exactly what makes the whole situation even more disturbing…
Mido after one month - he wore protection so our skin didn't touch. You are my only one my Ho 🤣
Did she really say that…? Wow, what a cheater's mentality. I'm so disappointed. I'm pretty sure she wouldn't be saying the same thing if her own partner cheated on her while under the influence of alcohol.
I thought the writing in Perfect Crown was REALLY BAD XD, especially in the second half. So far, this drama has…
If it helps, here's how I see it:
The reason I'm still watching this drama despite all my criticism is that I genuinely find its central premise interesting: **how does love evolve after ten years together, when the initial passion fades and feelings take on a different form?**
There are also some psychological dynamics I find interesting, particularly Ho's emotional dependency, the couple's communication problems, and the way Mi-do seems to confuse desire, passion, and love.
**So what bothers me isn't necessarily the story they're trying to tell, but how they're telling it**, especially the way the characters' actions are treated from a moral standpoint and certain writing decisions.
And above all, I'm still curious to see whether the drama will actually make the characters face the consequences of their decisions, or whether it'll once again resolve everything through excuses and easy forgiveness.
In short, **I'm still watching because the underlying themes interest me, even though I'm liking the direction of the story less and less.**
I think there's some truth to this theory, especially the idea that Ho wants to hurt Mi-do a little, which the…
Just like Ho feels the need to save her. But I genuinely believe there was real love between them, and that it's still there even now. It's just that Mi-do's lack of communication, combined with Ho constantly trying to support her and make everything easier for her, has gradually reduced their love and passion to little more than dying embers.
I haven’t watched romance in like what? 7 years And I watched perfect crown and I was like oh Let’s give it…
I thought the writing in Perfect Crown was REALLY BAD XD, especially in the second half. So far, this drama has been relatively okay. Now we'll have to see whether the ML remains a doormat until the very end or finally leaves the FL.
Guys i found this comment on reddit ***once read the comment we may change our take on the story***I have a different…
I think there's some truth to this theory, especially the idea that Ho wants to hurt Mi-do a little, which the drama has already made pretty clear.
However, I disagree with several points. We've clearly seen that their love was genuine and passionate during the early years of their relationship. And Ho has built strong enough bonds with Mi-do's family that a breakup wouldn't necessarily mean losing those connections.
I also think he suggested she see the lawyer mainly to help her sort out her feelings, while admittedly wanting to hurt her a little in the process. He's trying to rebuild their relationship, just in one of the worst ways possible.
And most importantly, **Ho really doesn't strike me as someone who would manipulate such a significant part of his own life and his girlfriend's life, whether consciously or unconsciously.** Nothing we've seen of his behavior so far seems to genuinely support that interpretation.
And yes, he's clearly emotionally dependent on Mi-do, although that seems to be starting to change.
Overall, it's an interesting theory, but I think it takes a few real elements and makes far too many assumptions about Ho's intentions. At least, that's how I see it ^^
Because he's toxic… and he's been manipulating her as much as he can from the very beginning. And she's perfectly…
I've pretty much lost all interest in the FL and SML at this point. Whatever he puts her through, I honestly won't feel sorry for her or be any more inclined to support her.
I'm just waiting to see whether the ML actually grows as a person and becomes someone who can stand on his own two feet.
Everyone with clear mind can say she doesn’t love Ho … she has feelings for other man…but why is she clinging…
Yeah, clearly, the story seems to be aiming for character growth, and that's a good thing. But personally, I don't want Ho to get back together with Mi-do. **What I really hope is that she's finally forced to face the consequences of her own choices and selfishness**, without the writers once again trying to justify her behavior.
To me, genuine character growth for Mi-do would mean sincerely reflecting on her own behavior, especially her inability to communicate and her tendency to blame Ho for her own frustrations. **Understanding her mistakes isn't enough. She also needs to take responsibility for them, without expecting Ho to always be there to forgive everything.**
I also agree with you about the SML: **for the message the drama is trying to convey to remain consistent, Mi-do shouldn't end up with him.** I actually think things might end badly for the lawyer, but to be honest, I don't particularly care what happens to him.
That said, I agree with you on one thing: it's entirely possible that their relationship will eventually blow up, especially given how toxic their dynamic already is.
Hahaha, yeah, I see what you mean! Well, I was only talking about the FL and SML, hahaha. But yeah, I'm getting a bit tired of the drama. I've spent so much time analyzing the episodes, the dialogue, the looks they give each other, and everything else in detail that it's probably made me even more fed up with it ^^
Everyone with clear mind can say she doesn’t love Ho … she has feelings for other man…but why is she clinging…
I'm not convinced she doesn't love the ML anymore… I think she's mainly looking elsewhere for things she believes she's missing with Ho, even though she already has them. She just seems convinced that her problems stem from him rather than herself.
But either way, I've lost interest in her as a character, especially because of her inability to question her own behavior.
And I actually think that's exactly where the story might be heading: she'll eventually realize that she already had everything she thought she was missing with Ho. And her jealousy towards Su-a might be what finally forces her to face that reality…
K-Drama 
But yeah, that's exactly what makes the whole situation even more disturbing…
The reason I'm still watching this drama despite all my criticism is that I genuinely find its central premise interesting: **how does love evolve after ten years together, when the initial passion fades and feelings take on a different form?**
There are also some psychological dynamics I find interesting, particularly Ho's emotional dependency, the couple's communication problems, and the way Mi-do seems to confuse desire, passion, and love.
**So what bothers me isn't necessarily the story they're trying to tell, but how they're telling it**, especially the way the characters' actions are treated from a moral standpoint and certain writing decisions.
And above all, I'm still curious to see whether the drama will actually make the characters face the consequences of their decisions, or whether it'll once again resolve everything through excuses and easy forgiveness.
In short, **I'm still watching because the underlying themes interest me, even though I'm liking the direction of the story less and less.**
However, I disagree with several points. We've clearly seen that their love was genuine and passionate during the early years of their relationship. And Ho has built strong enough bonds with Mi-do's family that a breakup wouldn't necessarily mean losing those connections.
I also think he suggested she see the lawyer mainly to help her sort out her feelings, while admittedly wanting to hurt her a little in the process. He's trying to rebuild their relationship, just in one of the worst ways possible.
And most importantly, **Ho really doesn't strike me as someone who would manipulate such a significant part of his own life and his girlfriend's life, whether consciously or unconsciously.** Nothing we've seen of his behavior so far seems to genuinely support that interpretation.
And yes, he's clearly emotionally dependent on Mi-do, although that seems to be starting to change.
Overall, it's an interesting theory, but I think it takes a few real elements and makes far too many assumptions about Ho's intentions. At least, that's how I see it ^^
But hey, it's a K-drama, so everyone will probably get their own little happy ending, even if it's bittersweet…
I'm just waiting to see whether the ML actually grows as a person and becomes someone who can stand on his own two feet.
To me, genuine character growth for Mi-do would mean sincerely reflecting on her own behavior, especially her inability to communicate and her tendency to blame Ho for her own frustrations. **Understanding her mistakes isn't enough. She also needs to take responsibility for them, without expecting Ho to always be there to forgive everything.**
I also agree with you about the SML: **for the message the drama is trying to convey to remain consistent, Mi-do shouldn't end up with him.** I actually think things might end badly for the lawyer, but to be honest, I don't particularly care what happens to him.
That said, I agree with you on one thing: it's entirely possible that their relationship will eventually blow up, especially given how toxic their dynamic already is.
But either way, I've lost interest in her as a character, especially because of her inability to question her own behavior.
And I actually think that's exactly where the story might be heading: she'll eventually realize that she already had everything she thought she was missing with Ho. And her jealousy towards Su-a might be what finally forces her to face that reality…
If it's because my comment is a bit naive and idealistic, then I agree, it is pretty funny ^^