omg the misunderstanding is literally the plot. It's written in the bloody synopsis. It's the very foundation of the drama. can y'all give it a rest complaining about said misunderstanding? It's not going to be resolved any time soon because Darim still needs the job and now she's realised the ML likes her, the truth is even more of a burden.
The second fl is way too desperate for a man she likes because of his looks who has zero interest in her and is in love with his childhood friend. No self-respecting woman would put herself right in the path of heartache. Now throw in the fake marriage and being mistaken for an adulteress.
Still enjoying the drama. Hopefully it holds up for a few more episodes. (Because we know it will fall apart at some point in the way of most romcoms.)
Okay. Thup has game. I know Singha had to take a moment before that shower. I feel bad for those who love the novel. It's the rare adaptation that does justice to the source material. Judging as a standalone, so far, this is hitting all the right notes.
It beats me how people notice things like the colour of eyebrows or the shape of ears. Why can't a character have lighter eyebrows? Why must he be styled like every other ML that came before?
I'll never understand the logic of punishing military families when they lose a battle in which their people died. They made the utmost sacrifice and yet they're the bad guys to the kingdom? F fictional emperors and their advisers.
Because of his behavior? Or did you just not like the actor in general?
The character, not the actor. There's been barely any character development. We've gotten to see his kinder side but it's not really enough to counter the rest of his behaviour. He's okay paying his assistant a barely there wage. He doesn't value his health. He's egocentric, inflexible and cannot read a room. In a younger character some of these wouldn't be too much of a big deal for me. But a 40yo? Not my cup of tea at all.
Of course there is forgiveness for the mum. Lol. Traumatised her own child for years and everything just gets wiped off overnight because of a few tears. What a joke.
I'm liking this so much. I like that they allowed the characters settle in before introducing the body swap. Even without the body swap, I was enjoying this anyways. I think it's only going to get better. My only grouse rn is the SFL. So they want us to believe she's moving this mad because of... love? She tried to kill the most important person to her beloved and thought what? He would say thank you and be more in love with her? I was looking forward to a villain that'll go band to band with the left state minister but she's just running on pure vibes. No strategy. No real wickedness. Just a blank stare and a perfectly tilted nose.
Such dark/serious undertones in a romcom would usually give me whiplash but the leads are killing it. The switch is seamless when it happens and. Sadly not feeling any of the side characters yet but hopefully that'll change. Looking forward to ep 5.
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The second fl is way too desperate for a man she likes because of his looks who has zero interest in her and is in love with his childhood friend. No self-respecting woman would put herself right in the path of heartache. Now throw in the fake marriage and being mistaken for an adulteress.
Still enjoying the drama. Hopefully it holds up for a few more episodes. (Because we know it will fall apart at some point in the way of most romcoms.)
Thee is such a vibe. I love him.
I can't with the 2FL. I'm sure we'll see the depth later but for now she's doing the most.
Such dark/serious undertones in a romcom would usually give me whiplash but the leads are killing it. The switch is seamless when it happens and. Sadly not feeling any of the side characters yet but hopefully that'll change. Looking forward to ep 5.