the childhood connection is kinda tricky here. on one hand, it advances the plot and their relationship. on the other hand, it looks like it's the only reason he falls for her.
Replying toElmond_u•Oct 24, 2025•Liked Oct 24, 2025
the childhood connection is kinda tricky here. on one hand, it advances the plot and their relationship. on the…
I think he’s already kind of interested in her (like when his female employee asked about his ideal type, he glanced at Meri). He knows her story (she was a good girlfriend) and Meri is actually pretty polite. Oh, and she’s pretty (realistically, that has to be one of the factors).
But knowing she’s his first love really makes the progression 🚀
Replying toElmond_u•Oct 24, 2025•Liked Oct 24, 2025
Just a few tropes from the first 4 episodes. 1. Fake marriage 2. White truck of doom 3. Wicked in-laws 4. Childhood connection 5. Childhood trauma involving dead parents 6. First love 7. Terrible ex boyfriend
I'm still pretty sure I missed some
Replying toYujiro Hanma•Oct 21, 2025•Liked Oct 23, 2025
Liking cliches, when I promised I wouldn't is so me!! I was angry because they had a childhood connection, but…
Yeah I like that as well. One thing I don't like the most is the dark side of this story. I was hoping for a fun, light drama that makes me giggle through out and feel relax. But noooo, the evil "white hair" uncle part has to be included with all the dark tropes such as that nasty ceo guy from the raffle housing thing that treats people like they owe him the world - the entitled characters that we see in many dramas. Asides from that, I like everything else so far.
But knowing she’s his first love really makes the progression 🚀
1. Fake marriage
2. White truck of doom
3. Wicked in-laws
4. Childhood connection
5. Childhood trauma involving dead parents
6. First love
7. Terrible ex boyfriend
I'm still pretty sure I missed some