Vincenzo Cassano

Interesting. I find it strange that no comments here refer to the romance or the lack of it, considering it's advertised and portrayed as a romance dominant drama. It started well showing the progression of romance between the leads, and then after the confession, it suddenly ended. I've lost some interest for this reason. Very strange.

Currently on episode 24 and there's hardly any romance. After they both confessed, nothing's happened between them. It's like they never confessed. Does it get better?

It's better than i expected. The second arc was better than the first, but that's because i prefer more romance. Overall, good. And I'm glad they didn't do the two brothers fighting over the FL love triangle bullshit. I think Go Ahead has that love triangle. If that's true, i definitely won't watch it. I also think the Cdrama version is more boring than this.

Postpone it or not, it doesn't matter because I'll start watching this once it's finished airing. That's one of the reasons i don't watch ongoing dramas. There's plenty of dramas out there, more than we can watch in our lifetime.

I've just started episode 10, and now it's becoming the kdrama i love. The first 9 episodes were ok, a little boring at times, but i was still interested. I think I'll really enjoy the last 7 episodes.

Yes please.

Thanks for that in-depth response. How's their interactions after episode 12?

No.

Yeah, i just finished episode 6. I loved that scene, and he called her dense for not understanding his feelings. But when did he start liking her, and when did she start to like him?

I'm almost finished episode 6 but no romance yet. When does it begin? And before anyone says it's a slow burn, i know it's a slow burn. I wasn't expecting any romance before episode 8. I just want to know if it starts on 8, 10, 12, or later.

Yes, sometimes love triangles are necessary, but there's no need to add them in every drama. Why have a love triangle in Go Ahead when it wasn't needed? Maddramafan said, "I liked how the girl was the centre for the boys." Why does she have to be the centre? Do the boy's lives revolve around her? Is this some weird fantasy of two guys throwing themselves at her? What's the point?

It doesn't matter how much sprinkles you put on it, it's still a love triangle.

So, in other words:

1) Huge love triangle where FL doesn't set clear boundaries, causing conflict and misunderstandings.

2) The FL probably believed and sided with her master over the ML.

3) The FL getting attention from multiple male characters showing this show is massively reliant on the love triangle.

I haven't watched this, but judging from your comment, this show is based on a love triangle and everyone against the ML.

So Go Ahead had a love triangle between the three? I definitely won't watch that one.

He never found his biological father.

It was ok. Extra points for the FL's devotion and interactions with the ML.

Thank you👍 I've been waiting for this.

There was no kiss at all.

Loved it. The leads perfectly continued the actions and interactions of the younger actors from part 1. I'm giving this a 9.5 and not a 10 because of the ML's underwhelming confession at the end. I wanted more with more of an exciting realisation of "i love you" confession. Remember to keep watching after the final credits😉

I've rated this a 10 only after completing part 2 the movie, because this is incomplete and it's not fair to rate it without completing part 2. I love the pure innocent romance here. They're always together and i love the FL and her actions and interactions with the ML. Teasing him to be with him😂 i love it. It's like the roles have reversed.