and she still clueless about her feelings!? and waiting for him to say it so she thinks she also likes him !?
You're assuming a lot of things without watching the drama. I think you're just here to hate on the certain Trope that you hate. But that's not exactly what is happening in the drama. Tropes are in all drama. But it's how it's executed that defines it
The friend and the husband were so toxic and much much worse in the novel
In the novel. The friend and her drama took up way too much novel space. All they did was fight with each other, using each other, cheating , and then you see the friend continue on doing the same thing with a bunch of other guys
They probably want to keep the core issue of the characters but they didn't want to have that crazy toxic drama in there. It was extremely annoying. I just skim through them. Because it's way too much
I don't like what he did. But I understand why he did it. And I agree what he did and how he handle it wasn't…
This drama for sure is already leveled up. They're interaction is much deeper and more meaningful than the backdrop of the novel
The novel never explore the emotional depth and background between the main characters and their parents and how it affects them so much. We just get a little glimpse and it was never processed and there wasn't any growth in it
I don't like what he did. But I understand why he did it. And I agree what he did and how he handle it wasn't…
Later on you'll feel that way about the female lead and why she broke up with him
When I read the novel. I felt it both of them for their miscommunication and how they both help back and wasn't truly honest with each other. There's a period in time that she wasn't fully honest and she just had assumption. Then it was his turn.
Looking at that preview that seems to be the way they're going towards the ending episode. It will be her turn to move forward and turn to him
But for sure the drama is so much better
Emotions and feelings are complicated. I as a grown adult still struggle between telling it how it is or pausing for better timing. Etc etc. Because it's not just about what you say but you need to know who you're interacting with and the type of audience you have. It's hard
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Bts
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About 30% plot wise
He noticed her talent and how a good person she is
Eye of the beholder
Pei is so fem here hahaha
They probably want to keep the core issue of the characters but they didn't want to have that crazy toxic drama in there. It was extremely annoying. I just skim through them. Because it's way too much
The novel never explore the emotional depth and background between the main characters and their parents and how it affects them so much. We just get a little glimpse and it was never processed and there wasn't any growth in it
When I read the novel. I felt it both of them for their miscommunication and how they both help back and wasn't truly honest with each other. There's a period in time that she wasn't fully honest and she just had assumption. Then it was his turn.
Looking at that preview that seems to be the way they're going towards the ending episode. It will be her turn to move forward and turn to him
But for sure the drama is so much better
Emotions and feelings are complicated. I as a grown adult still struggle between telling it how it is or pausing for better timing. Etc etc. Because it's not just about what you say but you need to know who you're interacting with and the type of audience you have. It's hard