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Best adaptation of the webtoon
The Japanese version of Marry My Husband is, in my opinion, the best adaptation of the webtoon so far. Compared to the K-drama version, this one feels fresher and more emotionally engaging. The male lead is absolutely stunning and easily the best-looking male lead among the adaptations, which adds to the overall appeal.
One thing that stood out to me was the chemistry between the leads—it felt more natural and intense here than in the Korean drama. The emotional buildup and romantic tension were portrayed beautifully, making the story even more enjoyable.
The ending was perfect, though there were some significant changes from the original webtoon and the K-drama. For example, Reina’s death was a surprising twist since it didn’t happen in either the webtoon or the Korean adaptation. Additionally, there was no wedding scene, which some might miss, but honestly, the story still felt complete and satisfying.
Overall, while there were many changes,they worked well and gave the show its own identity. If you’ve read the webtoon or watched the K-drama, this version is still worth watching.
One thing that stood out to me was the chemistry between the leads—it felt more natural and intense here than in the Korean drama. The emotional buildup and romantic tension were portrayed beautifully, making the story even more enjoyable.
The ending was perfect, though there were some significant changes from the original webtoon and the K-drama. For example, Reina’s death was a surprising twist since it didn’t happen in either the webtoon or the Korean adaptation. Additionally, there was no wedding scene, which some might miss, but honestly, the story still felt complete and satisfying.
Overall, while there were many changes,they worked well and gave the show its own identity. If you’ve read the webtoon or watched the K-drama, this version is still worth watching.
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