Vincenzo Cassano

But you did answer that person, and you didn't even understand his question. Then you go on to tell me you did understand when you clearly didn't because they're not always together as a couple. After you realised you made a mistake you tell me "well this isnt some cheap chinese drama that you can skip the whole time just to see when they are together as a couple." Your comment just shows you didn't understand anything. You created all this unnecessary confusion. You can certainly answer however you please, but why bother when you don't understand or give the right answer?

I wonder how he'll react when he discoverers the FL is an agent sent to spy on him.

Romance?

Romance?

How does he travel back to the past?

Wow, that's a bold claim. Now I'm really curious.

Also you should try Eternal Love, Ancient Love Poetry, Love and Redemption, Love Between Fairy And Devil, The Princess Weiyoung.

Yes, that's fine, thank you. I didn't want too much info to spoil me.

Not at all, very thorough and thoughtful response. Thank you. Yes, I understand your thoughts of the FL. As a male viewer and possibly speaking for most male viewers, I very much liked the FL and her character, to the point of wanting to watch more shows with her as a FL. Just like female viewers look for a traditional ML with strength, courage, confidence, competence, intelligence, integrity, intensity and attractiveness, male viewers also prefer the traditional characteristics of a female character with behavior and personality traits such as nurturance, sensitivity, sweetness, supportiveness, gentleness, warmth, passivity, cooperativeness, expressiveness, modesty, humility, empathy, affection, tenderness, and being emotional, kind, helpful, devoted, and understanding. I assume some female viewers might get annoyed by these traits, maybe out of jealousy or modern views of femininity and feminism, just as some men might not like the ML for the same reasons. But that's highly unlikely because men look up to and strive for these qualities in your typical, traditional ML characters. I love Cdramas and Kdramas, and I guess most Asian drama as it shows more cultural and traditional settings and characters.

Angst is fine, i mean i gave Ashes of Love a 10, so i think I'm ok. A couple of questions, when do they develop feelings for each other? And when do they agree to be together?

Wow, an 8.9. I've come back to check on the rating because I haven't watched it yet, and I'm pleasantly surprised. Is it really that good? How's the romance and chemistry? Are there any love triangles and misunderstandings? I'm really looking forward to this with that rating. I hope the romance is fantastic.

Did it get released?

Why didn't you like season 1?

When he found out, did she tell him or someone else told him? What was his reaction?

I've watched season 1. It was ok, but not enough romance for me. I like medical dramas, but not if the medical part takes up most of the drama. To name a few medical dramas i liked are Doctors, Doctor Stranger, Doctor John.

None of these mentions romance. I guess there's not much of it to make an impression. I probably won't watch it if that's the case.

Yes, i remember that. I couldn't decide who i wanted him to end up with. Both were beautiful and fantastic. Joy of Life is another one. But yeah, there's not that many.

You're right, it's very rare. I do hope to come across some more dramas with a good SFL. Refresh Man is one i remember with a good SFL.

Did you finish it? Much romance?

Does the FL make it worse, though? Usually these drawn-out love triangles can be ended early if only the FL would make it clear and persist if necessary to put a stop to it, especially if it affects her relationship with the ML. We often see FL's constantly spending unnecessary time with the SML and sometimes naively leading him on. Does this happen here?