Totally, the more she tries to shove it down our throats the more frustrating this whole ordeal becomes and the less willingly to change their views people become. She is just setting herself to disappoint a major part of the audience...
I admit I was about to wave my white flag after ep 11. It's really down to 1% chance for Ji-pyeong. But I've been…
I agree with all the points you've raised, but that also raises the reasoning: if even after all these hints and plots indicating to HJP as endgame DM still ends up with DS we will be left with either weak plot points or plot points that don't make much sense storywise.
I haven't watched ep 11 yet and do not plan to unless 12 is more hopeful. Since the writers are literally forcing…
Those theories really intrigued me, not only because they make sense but because they point some things that although are obvious can pass unnoticed. The worst part is that like you said, it only makes the plot hole more evident if those point weren't addressed until chapter 16 comes out.
I keep thinking there will have to be one kdrama one day to break the golden rule about first leads.
Yeah, i've seen it happen before on other medias, mainly books...but there were multiple main characters all well develope, wich unfortunately it's just not the case here. Regardless, the majority of the viewers have spoken...at the worst case scenario the author will learn with it.
I am wondering: HJP fans out there who are still hopeful, what are your reasons? Mine: i refuse to believe someone can mess up this badly something that started with so much potential, so there's still some skepticism buried deep down in me that makes me think the author is watching everything from the sidelines like: "just you wait until i pull my trump card"
I am gonna go down with this ship so proudly that people will hear me yell from the Mariana's trench: "ANYONE WITH AT LEAST TWO NEURONS WOULD PICK HJP!"
Me: Okay, this must be a prank. Where's the cameras?