So… That whole subplot is just whisked away forever? It wasn’t handled well and none of it made any sense. I’m slightly invested in the third couple now, so I guess I’ll keep watching. I’m glad it’s not just me; a lot of us feel the same.
My prediction: Someone is going to die in his former lover’s arms, but all will be forgiven in those last few moments. I just can’t see a happily ever after for these two, which is sad but realistic.
I love the way Hua Yong got rid of the ex- boyfriend. I could almost see the wheels turning. “I didn’t do all this work so that a real omega can swoop in and steal him!” 😂
I loved this episode! I’m glad Hua Yong finally faced the consequences of his own behavior. I feel most sorry for Mr. Sheng, because he probably misses his sweet omega very much, but that person never really existed.
After binge watching this series again today. I am here to rant. Since I need to get it out of my system eventhough…
I understand where you’re coming from, but it’s far better to have a censored final episode than none at all. We thought this show might be canceled when there was a delay for editing and I’m so glad that didn’t happen! I went to AO3 to fill in what we didn’t actually get. There are some very good stories!
I watched again for the third time. When I was watching the very last episode’s closing credits I was so sad that I ended up watching episode 4 again. These characters have really stolen my heart.
I winced at “If you have a partner…” No, he really doesn’t but I’m sure Si Yeol thinks he’s lying or even that he’s a player who is only pretending to be shy and sweet. Ouch. This not going to be good when the truth comes out. I still love this show, but it has taken an interesting turn.
I enjoyed this show even with the miscommunication. It made sense and it was very refreshing to get both perspectives. Episode 7 was very realistic , which I also appreciated. To be honest, Min Jun should probably be in therapy for his insecurities and feelings of inferiority, but his character was very well written and relatable. I can see why he’d feel like a fading light next to Jin Hwan’s bright star but hopefully they’ll stay together and keep fighting for their relationship.
Me before this episode: “Well, at least the second couple is still worth watching” and then this nonsense happens. These guys aren’t in high school; what is this behavior?! The writing is just plain bad.
I’m really glad that at least part of the truth has finally come out. And I wish GT would just leave his job ASAP and hopefully meet and fall in love with someone else. Being trapped in an abusive relationship is no fun. SWL is too toxic and he doesn’t deserve to be happy with GT.
The ulterior motive is quite obvious, but I spent a lot of time kicking my feet and giggling at these two episodes! And the music is so good! This series had me at five minutes into the first episode. I love it so far.
After reading a bunch of comments, my take is this: You either get it or you don’t. If you do, welcome to our world of obsessed RL fans! If you don’t, that’s okay. Just please don’t try to convince the rest of us that this show is terrible. I love it and I regularly rewatch my favorite episodes. 🙂
I am far from being the morality police. What bothered me about ep. 6 is everyone’s reactions around this, and more specifically Mild’s. Why would Mild even attempt to continue being the lead in the play opposite his supposed abuser? Why kiss him to “take back the kiss”? Why would he be alone with him if he really thinks the SA happened?! Even if they later make up after that explanation, this initial response is BS. Did he suddenly decide “it wasn’t that bad”? If he did, why wouldn’t he let Knight explain? Manufactured drama indeed!
Writers take heed: Audiences aren’t stupid! We need the characters’ reactions to make sense. This series is a perfect lesson in what NOT to do.
Writers take heed: Audiences aren’t stupid! We need the characters’ reactions to make sense. This series is a perfect lesson in what NOT to do.