Finally finished. Overall, i liked it, but I was too frustrated at times to the point that i had skipped to later episodes to find out how things turned out to reassure myself before going back to the earlier episode before skipping. This happened twice. Around episode 5/6, then again around episode 13/14. If I'm really loving a drama, this wouldn't happen. It's possible i may have dropped this around episode 6 if it wasn't for the actors and the hype. I loved episode 16, so at least it ended well, but i think they overdid the conflict and negativity between the leads, and that annoying SML didn't help either. I think he might be the most annoying SML I've seen in Kdramas. It's hard to say because usually SML's are the opposite. They're usually kind, caring, protective, and helpful towards the FL. The most annoying SFL I've ever seen would have to be Hong Se Na in Rooftop Prince. Does anyone agree? If not, who's yours?
No love triangle. Yes, main lead get divorced.There is 2nd ML that always disturb main couple. No 2nd FL.
Yeah, i understand that part. But in dramaland, it mainly involves 2 male characters and a female character, or 2 female characters and a male character. And in the majority of those, the second leads feelings are unrequited. So we label those situations as love triangles to define it and make it easier to understand. Love triangles can take on different forms. they can be on a spectrum, and it can involve multiple characters. In QoT, we have the typical love triangle between ML, FL, and SML, with the FL having feelings for only the ML. So that would be considered the most basic common love triangle in dramaland. When the question on love triangles is asked on MDL, that's usually what they're referring to. The answer would be yes, BUT you could also add the FL only loves the ML.
No love triangle. Yes, main lead get divorced.There is 2nd ML that always disturb main couple. No 2nd FL.
Then what's your definition of a love triangle? When you say "where i live, it's not a love triangle," that doesn't apply to most people because most people don't live where you are from. Therefore, when responding to people asking about love triangles, we have to use the general definition of love triangles. So, by definition, a love triangle is a situation in which two people both love a third person, regardless of whether that third person has feelings for one or both. That's the most common and widely accepted definition of love triangles.
Was there really any point of episode 15? Why do we have to get more conflict between the leads after already putting up with it for half the drama? And they dedicated a whole episode for it. And that SML is one of the most annoying characters I've ever seen. I think they overdid it and went too far with certain scenarios. It kind of puts you off at times, and it makes you want to skip scenes because you've had enough. Sometimes less is better. Too much of a good thing can be a bad thing. At times, i like it, but most of the time, it's frustrating.
they're in junior highschool, but yess there is a romance. Mostly dialogue, no skinship of course.I think both…
I've actually continued watching QOT hoping i would like it. I've reached episode 9, and i have to say from episode 8 it's becoming better. It's more interesting, and I like the main characters more. The first 7 episodes weren't bad, but i didn't enjoy it as much as i hoped.
Not only is his self-worth crushed and he suffers anxiety attacks, he is also depressed. Like not a little sad…
"I'm afraid that times have changed and modern women look at alpha males as jerks."
I agree, and we have a huge crisis now. Modern women see masculine men as toxic masculinity. They're oppressors and jerks. But these same women still want a traditional man to protect and provide. Meanwhile, men are labelled misogynists if they dare to want a traditional woman. So men are now stuck between a rock and a hard place. Modern men aren't as masculine as they used to be. Women have now taken up some of those roles. It's why modern men are seen as weak and sensitive. That's why I said men shouldn't cry in front of women. Women will weaponize it and use it against them. It also emasculates men in a time when men are struggling with masculinity.
He wasn't happy with her dying don't twist it rather her just wanted to be away from her family because he was…
I don't disagree that he probably turned out to be one of the best characters. But at the same time, I'm not giving him a free pass because he's handsome and has good character development. Being happy about someone dying is absurd and unacceptable. (Unless that person is trying to kill you or your family.) Especially when that person is his wife he once loved.
He wasn't happy with her dying don't twist it rather her just wanted to be away from her family because he was…
He was happy, he was smiling when he received the news. I understand he dislikes her and wants a divorce, but to feel happy about her dying so he can be away from everything is appalling.
Nah, i don't think i can watch this. The negatives far outweigh the positives. When i say negatives, I'm referring to the negativity/angst between characters. Beginning with the ML happy about his wife dying, (which is absurd) the annoying SML who's always there from beginning to end, (weirdly enough, i haven't seen any negative comments about him. I wonder if his character wasn't a handsome ML but a beautiful SFL would we see more hate towards her). Then, when we see the leads together, they separate again after she discovers the truth. The FL's nephew isn't even her brothers biological child (how can he even forgive her after all she's done. Imagine how many times she'll walk all over him in the future), and god knows what else i haven't discovered yet. I'm disappointed. I was really looking forward to this.
I agree, and we have a huge crisis now. Modern women see masculine men as toxic masculinity. They're oppressors and jerks. But these same women still want a traditional man to protect and provide. Meanwhile, men are labelled misogynists if they dare to want a traditional woman. So men are now stuck between a rock and a hard place. Modern men aren't as masculine as they used to be. Women have now taken up some of those roles. It's why modern men are seen as weak and sensitive. That's why I said men shouldn't cry in front of women. Women will weaponize it and use it against them. It also emasculates men in a time when men are struggling with masculinity.