It’s doing well in China and other Asian countries. MDL ratings are never correct and does not affect the drama…
Don't go by ratings for anything. You will either enjoy it or you don't. I always try at least 10 episodes. I have enjoy mini drama that had low ratings here and I have not enjoyed many drama that had high ratings.
As long as a drama bring you Joy and entertainment. The ratings mean s***. You will either like it or you don't.
I feel not liking a drama doesn't negate the fact that a lot of people will enjoy it. And vice versa
FL's mother abandoned her and married ML's father.
In the novel. The mother never married him. Also in the novel The Mother got together with the guy and she is 16. They never met each other in any type of family setting.
He lived alone and had nothing to do with his dad... his dad is trash and had multiple side chicks. She had nothing to do with her mother. In fact nobody really even knows that they're related to each
In the series. The main leads never met in any type of family settings or even know each other in any sense or form besides classmate. They met at the age of 18.
The scene is purely for Aesthetics.I enjoyed the novel and was excited to watch this but I'm not sure I like the…
I agree .I do not love their meeting and interactionary. It felt way too fast and it felt to calculated. She had that intention but she was not calculated like that. It was more authentic.
In the novel. He's pretty much chasing her. Well... seeking her out. It wasn't pushy or force or too much. Which I feel is too much in the drama. If they kept the beginning of the novel interaction I didn't add it the extra tutoring part that they started it with. I felt like that would be fine
She always noticed him. He's very popular.
They gravitated towards each other like two magnets.
She knows who he is. But he doesn't know her until he interacted with her at the arcade where she works.
It started with an eye contact at the arcade.
He hung out a lot at the arcade. And then eventually that's the reason he goes there. Is to see her.
They also see each other in school during the game day. Which is also in the drama .
In the novel they slowly trust each other and let each other into their world. Two broken Souls healing each other
The scene is purely for Aesthetics.I enjoyed the novel and was excited to watch this but I'm not sure I like the…
I usually read the novel after the drama. But I don't regret reading the drama first. I actually reread it a few times
Unfortunately for right now I feel like they took away the beginning of the novel. In which I feel they could add on to it and it would have been fine.
The ml characterization is deeper than that and the FL as well. I feel like it got lost in how they represent their meeting and interaction. I wish they kept that and add on with what they're currently showing. The impact and bond would be better
I'm not sure how it is in the series. But her mother never married his dad in the novel
Ml does not live with his dad or have any type of relation with his dad.
Fl also never had any time of relationship with her mom
These 2 characters never knew each other in any type of family setting
In the novel she was 16 and her mom got together with his dad. He is 17.
They were never really that sibling in any shape or form besides their parents being quote unquote together. Which eventually they separated. But it seems the series has changed the direction of that
I know you shouldn’t think about logic when watching a cdrama but the way they put all those fish in the old…
The scene is purely for Aesthetics.
I enjoyed the novel and was excited to watch this but I'm not sure I like the changes. I still enjoy their interaction but many things are taken away from their characterization and how they are bonding
She barely in the novel....i seen clips and she is in this waay too much already
I feel like they want to add drama. Which in a novel there's already drama because that's the ml half brother
I don't like a lot of these changes because it takes away from the character. I felt the arcade scenes are important. You see how he interact with the world but out is the one that could see that he's very lonely.
The teasing and banters from his friend group were entertaining as well.
I also like the fact that he achieved what achieve on his own because she left
His struggle with abandonment but he also strive to do better because of how she influenced him
i understand the book fans, but when u adapt a novel to drama u kinda have to add characters and fillers, there's…
This should be like a 25 -27ep drama
Their development seems to be sped up in the series as well...
I'm fine with adding scenes.... I have no issue of scenes being changed if the change make it better. We could have the tutoring early. But I feel the arcade scene in the interaction with him and his friends and all the girls give an insight of their characterization.
Although he was popular with all these people surrounding him. He was an outsider looking out and was actually lonely. And the FL can see that.
Another critical moment is him doing better on his own after she left. He strive to do better
Add more scenes of him and his friends.
Her interaction with him and his friends
They can utilize it for better flashback of him and his mother
They took out the scene of all the girl chasing him and him rejecting them.
They took out the scene of him celebrating his 18th birthday. Since is he already 18.
Their interaction at the arcades seem very authentic. They both knew each other best without even having to speak.
Both characters are just observing each other and just knowing and understanding each other. I feel that it's taken away with these changes
I hate this type of trope where leads break up young(esp when the other betrayed the other) and then reunite and…
I read the novel. She never really used him but it seems to change it in the drama to dramatize it. The mom was barely in the novel but we see her a lot here
i actually prefer the drama version. I have always disliked the trope where the female lead is portrayed as completely…
But that's his persona. So it matches how he would be like. Say a drama like first cross. I feel like it's appropriate for him to not have that type of History
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But nothing is confirmed that they were married. In the novel and never said they were married.
Them being quote unquote step sibling is not bothersome to me because they never met each other until they were 18.
Even when they met each other it's as classmates and there's no connection between the family.
Eventually the mom and the father separated.
This is not like speed and love where they grew up together and then reunite it as teenagers.
These two people met in school at the age of 18. There have never been any family gathering or interaction
As long as a drama bring you Joy and entertainment. The ratings mean s***. You will either like it or you don't.
I feel not liking a drama doesn't negate the fact that a lot of people will enjoy it. And vice versa
He lived alone and had nothing to do with his dad... his dad is trash and had multiple side chicks. She had nothing to do with her mother. In fact nobody really even knows that they're related to each
In the series. The main leads never met in any type of family settings or even know each other in any sense or form besides classmate. They met at the age of 18.
It was almost 50/50. HS and then adulthood
In the novel. He's pretty much chasing her. Well... seeking her out. It wasn't pushy or force or too much. Which I feel is too much in the drama. If they kept the beginning of the novel interaction I didn't add it the extra tutoring part that they started it with. I felt like that would be fine
She always noticed him. He's very popular.
They gravitated towards each other like two magnets.
She knows who he is. But he doesn't know her until he interacted with her at the arcade where she works.
It started with an eye contact at the arcade.
He hung out a lot at the arcade. And then eventually that's the reason he goes there. Is to see her.
They also see each other in school during the game day. Which is also in the drama .
In the novel they slowly trust each other and let each other into their world. Two broken Souls healing each other
I don't see or feel it in this drama
Unfortunately for right now I feel like they took away the beginning of the novel. In which I feel they could add on to it and it would have been fine.
The ml characterization is deeper than that and the FL as well. I feel like it got lost in how they represent their meeting and interaction. I wish they kept that and add on with what they're currently showing. The impact and bond would be better
Ml does not live with his dad or have any type of relation with his dad.
Fl also never had any time of relationship with her mom
These 2 characters never knew each other in any type of family setting
In the novel she was 16 and her mom got together with his dad. He is 17.
They were never really that sibling in any shape or form besides their parents being quote unquote together. Which eventually they separated. But it seems the series has changed the direction of that
I enjoyed the novel and was excited to watch this but I'm not sure I like the changes. I still enjoy their interaction but many things are taken away from their characterization and how they are bonding
I don't like a lot of these changes because it takes away from the character. I felt the arcade scenes are important. You see how he interact with the world but out is the one that could see that he's very lonely.
The teasing and banters from his friend group were entertaining as well.
I also like the fact that he achieved what achieve on his own because she left
His struggle with abandonment but he also strive to do better because of how she influenced him
Their development seems to be sped up in the series as well...
I'm fine with adding scenes.... I have no issue of scenes being changed if the change make it better. We could have the tutoring early. But I feel the arcade scene in the interaction with him and his friends and all the girls give an insight of their characterization.
Although he was popular with all these people surrounding him. He was an outsider looking out and was actually lonely. And the FL can see that.
Another critical moment is him doing better on his own after she left. He strive to do better
Add more scenes of him and his friends.
Her interaction with him and his friends
They can utilize it for better flashback of him and his mother
They took out the scene of all the girl chasing him and him rejecting them.
They took out the scene of him celebrating his 18th birthday. Since is he already 18.
Their interaction at the arcades seem very authentic. They both knew each other best without even having to speak.
Both characters are just observing each other and just knowing and understanding each other. I feel that it's taken away with these changes
I'm enjoying their interaction. But.....
I like the direction of the novel better.
there is tutoring. But it's after the fact after they dated. FL does not have a male friend that comes to her house. Her grandma only met ML
The mom is barely there.
I'm not sure I like this change for dramatization....
I just started watching
2 broken soul found love and comfort in each other
I don't think I like the changes. I feel like it takes away from their characterization
Novel
FL never lived with her mom. Her .mom nver marry his dad ...she is his mistress when he was 16.
Ml barely nothing to do with his family
I haven't watch the series yet.
We barely see her in the novel...but they changed it here