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I would just say finish the drama then read it after. I'm just waiting for the drama to finish to watch it so I could skip through that extra filler drama they added on

You only say that because you probably think he's better looking and he was showing his abs. His character is not doing anything special.

I think he's better looking. But there's no contest. His characterization is nothing special

It's not even her character. It's her voice. It kills me and all the characterization. I tried to watch my journey To Love and her voice wasn't as annoying but I still couldn't get into her

Now they're just making the female lead more annoying and insufferable.

Saying that the male lead was annoying and insufferable doesn't negate the fact that they added more drama and made it worse and not better

I disagree that he was more annoying. Was he insufferable at many times. Yes. The boy has internal traumatic experiences. And the point is this girl who also a lost soul was able to get understand the person behind the mass. She wasn't pushy she was supportive and understood why he's the way he is.

His action wasn't really insufferable. He had a wall and he is going to keep people out. He was self-sabotaging himself. Self blaming Etc and she saw right through that without him having to say anything.


She taught him many things as well as her experience with him taught him many things

I think his characterization is great. The growth and development. I never seen any of his drama but I'm impressed with this one so far.

I love his character. I prefer realistic character than a perfect one

I agree that's why I'm so upset that they changed their characters personality.

It's hard to explain how they're liking the novel. They were too broken soul who found each other. Bonded and heal each other without being too pushy. They're both patient and understanding

I felt their interaction were so deep. Many times no words need to be spoken but they understood each other and what's comforting just to exist next to each other

In the novel she thought about it and she did initiate a few conversation. And she threatened her mom for money for her grandma. But there's no other interaction after that. She abort the mission. She help him heal his traumatic soul

His character was mostly the one that seeked her out. They gave each other space and understanding

The new drama adaptation made her really annoying.

Although in the novel she didn't tell him. But she did not play him like this all she did was support him and try to keep her distant from her mom

Changes are fine if it adds to the drama. These changes are only adding more drama as fillers and to drag things out.

I really enjoy the drama and reread it a few times. I will still watch this when it's completed so I can skim over the added annoying drama

This is a reply to me? I read the novel.

I enjoyed the novel. I don't enjoy the changes in the drama. But it could still be decent. But I know there's going to be a lot of annoying stuff added for dramatization sake and not for storyline Improvement

In that one they live together as siblings and grew up together for a few years. I didn't watch it because I have a hard time watching Esther. I tried so many times but I cannot finish her drama

I don't care about the step sibling thing. I read the novel and I enjoyed it a lot

many other people do. Their situation don't give me the ick Factor

It matters because it takes away from the story. They are making her more manipulative and now she's going to be the one causing extra trauma to his life.

He is the innocent factor in her scheme with her mother. That has absolutely nothing to do with him.
For extra drama sake they added that. Which was never in the novel

No it isn't like that

Even with me posting the definition they're still arguing it. I understand the ick Factor. But this is not the drama that has the ick Factor. Speed and love would give me the ick Factor

It won't be sad

They just want to make it dramatic

In the novel she does not owe money to the loan shark. And she did try to get money from her mom and say she won't expose her. But then it became a moot point and she never used it and all she wanted to do is help him heal the way he's helping her

I'm talking about the novel. She does not play him in the novel.

She had the intention to get back at her and to get money for the operation/ care for her grandma. But she has never done anything to be spiteful and mean towards him. She gave him space and he's the one that came to her. Afterwards it was Mutual.


They're both supportive with each other. They took away from the deep bond they had with each other. While here is Seymour superficial and she is being portrayed as manipulative and try to use him

In the novel

Both characters healed each other so much. They gave each other space. it wasn't too pushy.

Yes, he teased her. But never was pushy and cross the line.

There are two broken Souls. I don't see it demonstrating in this drama right now. Both of the characters so deep and more mature because of the life they had to live.

Everything is so fast and furious here and it has 29 episodes.

In the novel it's a gradual interaction. And the bond was unspoken words and just them being presences and supporting each with each other's presences

Hard to explain. It was more natural.

This kind of annoys me because in the novel he never does that. He asked her to be his girlfriend and he was patient calm and gentle. He was very respectful for what she needed

The traumatizing anger May leading the future on the other hand. ..... even then..... all he want to do is help her and make her life better for her and to be loved and to show her love

Read the context.

Everything is addressed in each paragraph