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The final plots in the comic are insane in the sense that it's unlikely they would show something like that on TV.

So what is happening now is complete divergence from the tried and true comic story. Korean scriptwriters tend to not care about writing coherent endings, because typically the ratings will not drop much anyway. So yeah, the scriptwriter has to pull something new from her ass, when the drama offered a lot of buildup for something else and do all that while having very little incentive to actually try to do a good job.

It's almost exactly as you heard, but a bit worse :-D

They do have some love dovey scenes later, but the comic completely drops common sense after the main story is over, so I don't think we'll see that crazy double watch proposal in the drama.

>They have hung out together but why are they not showing us that??

In the comic timeline we have not had much more either at this point, changes or not. Whether we get any more or not, I don't know, but the comic had a really stupid plot involving EH& HY that I wouldn't mind not seeing on screen.

I kind of understand why. The problem is not the leads being less great, but rather people who typically read this drama's summary & then start watching tend to be not the types that enjoy peaceful romance or time travel.

Song Ha Yoon had some really bad luck with scripts as the 1. FL, I think this drama will give her back the chance to try again. She's really great.

These are all in the comic?

I'm on E4, is Eun Ho going to be an annoying contender? o_O

Too late xD

I did not really like Na In Woo in anything before, but here everything is working out for him nicely, well based on the first episode. (acting, style etc)

Are there any breakups, fake breakups, 2 year long distance separations in the comic?

That Cho Yong-pil song would have been excellent in the Korean Someday or One Day remake, oh well :-)

I 100% won't start this until it's near finished. Yoon Park as second ML is making me really really nervous.

She is incredibly pretty. :O

I think she did not take this role very seriously, nor did the director take the drama very seriously, because there were some scenes that were quite immersion breaking & all it would have taken to fix this is to call out the ng.

If you think about it, this is quite normal. If in the work environment people are not very professional, it will be much harder to force yourself to care.

Does the toxic dad get a lot of screen time in the second half of the show?

I just finished watching e7 & I have a question.

A Harry Potter romcom would be amazing. Rowling is not great with romance, so the writers could have a field day of making everything really swoony.

On MDL EVERY high profile kdrama or cdrama will get a very large number of fake reviews & fake ratings. It costs very little to do that & it will increase your show's international success, they would be stupid not to. (could apply to other Asian dramas as well, but I only watch k & cdramas)

This is why when I'm curious about a show I only tend to focus on well written negative, or mixed reviews. (or at least look at the reviewer's review history)

(This is not unique to MDL, Imdb is plagued by this as well, though it has gotten better in recent years)

Every second show is like that.

Because every top tier actress will positively review countless offers every year. It's not really news until the contracts are signed.