In the fire scene leading up to the farewell, the scene cut felt too forced. I thought there was going to be a new big secret. It turns out the reason was that predictable. Wouldn’t it have been better not to cut the scene as if trying to create some big mystery?!
why would she not date? They were away for 6yrs not 6 weeks. it's absurd to expect no one to date during that…
that's it. If he dared to let go of her under the pretext of “for her sake,” why did the director force him to act so silly (jealous)? Or is this the screenwriter’s fault?! I miss
why would she not date? They were away for 6yrs not 6 weeks. it's absurd to expect no one to date during that…
Because of that, ML knows that FL is happy enough to be in a relationship. Doesn’t that make sense? (When viewed from the perspective of a family member) ... His jealousy also doesn’t make much sense considering how much suffering he’s been through. With so many bitter experiences, knowing that there’s a good person by FL’s side, ML should actually be happy.
I hope ML can act mature and think, “It seems my decision to leave her was the right one,” once he finds out that FL has an ex. But why is he acting jealous and childish instead?! The is way too forced!
Why do all stories always have to start with the male lead already in love with the female lead? Where’s the character development? Whether it’s a long drama or a short drama
what's the meaning of emotionally unavailable ? in tag. I will watch it with the hope 'in mind' that ml will always be unavailable 'alone till the end' ... 😎🍿
Why do all stories always have to start with the male lead already in love with the female lead? Where’s the character development? Whether it’s a long drama or a short drama
(in terms of romance)
I will watch it with the hope 'in mind' that ml will always be unavailable 'alone till the end' ... 😎🍿