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For me one of the lowest points of this drama was FL's love - I just didn't feel it. Her "love" as a fan - sure, that was clearly visible, but actual romantic feelings for him as a person?

The ex was the one who ended things between them... Because her father told her to do so, but still... I'm also quite confused about her meeting with other guys - was it before her father told her to break things with Laik, or after?

While I generally agree with what you said I also found it ridiculous that an adult (not to mention person who is calling herself a fan) was sobbing in bed for days because her idol was seeing someone...

It was ML's ex, but she had some mental problems and that night she got to La Ik's to get him back, and U Seong was kind of collateral damage, because he was trying to throw her out of the apartment (which, of course, doesn't really fit with the fact that she accidentally stabbed him perfectly in the heart).

He does, and he actually gets promoted near the end because of it (also he's not getting any kind of punishment for how he was behaving most of the time, which was annoying for me personally)

Well, that was bad. Close to nothing was explained at the end. The whole concept with girls not remembering such important things (at the beginning it was even such a revelation that they were from the same class, like come on).
Not to mention big technical issues - how could they disappear like that? When the boxes that had trapped their legs seconds before disappearing remained in place?
Or the guy who disappeared while in a completely random place at floor, so it couldn't even have been some trapdoors placed around the table?

The episodes were only twenty-something minutes long, but I had a really hard time enduring it, I definitely don't recommend watching, the description sounds far more interesting than the actual plot...

Unfortunately I don't remember it now, but it was rather late in the story

How exactly was Eun Seong's plot to care for Hae In after her surgery supposed to work? I understand that dramas use some shortcuts and simplifications, but the guy made a hefty donation, and seriously that was enough? Especially in a situation as delicate as Hae In's, where she lost her memory and was completely dependent on a caregiver.

What hospital would risk a massive lawsuit from her family and a complete loss of reputation and patient's trust, no matter how large the donation?

After all, they let a complete stranger to the patient, without any consultation with either the patient or her family. If this were exposed, not only would the hospital take a massive financial hit, but what patient would risk staying in a facility that allows strangers to see their patients, as long as they pay enough?

The whole time it was going on I was waiting for someone from FL family to contact this place and give them hell, because that's what any person would do!

German hospital plot

That's so very true <3 If you hadn't seen it yet "Romance of tiger and rose" and "Love Game in Eastern Fantasy" are also amazing.

Dream within a dream with the same ML (and I actually liked his hero better in DwaD).

Also... I don't really see that guy from the present as the same person as Lin Yan. Sure, he had the same "dream" as FL, but Lin Yan still lived the rest of his life alone... :(
So the question remains whether it was actually the same person after reincarnation, or just an identical-looking descendant who got those memories (I'm betting on the latter, since he didn't remember being from a different time in his dream...). A bit like in "The Romance of the Tiger and the Rose," a truly awful solution in my opinion :/

It was simply illogical in my opinion, since there was still the existence of wedding portraits and the story that had been passed down from generation to generation; not to mention that the Shen played too large a role in the events – for example, by saving Lin Yan from the death penalty, how could that have played out without a wedding?

Right? If at least everyone else wouldn't lost memories, but that was just so sad... And so what that the guy from the present had the same "dream", but Lin Yan still lived the rest of his life alone... :(

And the ending...
I thought I'd gotten used to awful Asian endings, but this was one of the worst.
The fact that not only did the characters return to their own time, but everyone except the main couple forgot what happened... Poor Lin Yan not only lived the rest of his life alone, but also clinging to memories that only he had, in constant fear of losing them (not to mention that losing memories and all evidence of the Shen's existence was simply illogical, considering the existence of wedding portraits and the story that had been passed down from generation to generation; and the Shen family played too large role in many events – for example, by saving Lin Yan from the death penalty, how could that have played out without a wedding?).

The FL's family, due to the loss of their memories, lost all the progress they had made as a family and as individuals (it's true that they retained some abilities, but that's minor compared to what they lost...).

And OF COURSE, the main couple's final reunion lasts half-minute.
Well, I guess it's at least good that they both remembered what happened, because in dramas like this, often only one of the characters remembers the events, they meet at the end, and boom, it's over, leaving viewers guessing how things could have turned out.

This drama is generally light, charming and funny, and the cooking subplot is something that (at least for me) always enhances the story, as we get to see all the delicious food and a heroine who really knows how to cook.

The idea of ​​the entire family traveling through time was fantastic and added a ton of humor and color to the story.

The downside is that the romance is... barely existent. It's supposed to be one of the most important storylines in this drama, yet the main couple actually has very few scenes where they're alone (which is a shame, because the ones they do have are usually sweet/sad in a very engaging way).

And that just 2 most ridiculous things out of so many in this drama... It's beyond my understanding how it can have such high rating.

I also don't get why she served prison time, since her only crime was impersonating someone (under a threat) and spending someone else's money, for which she should have received a suspended sentence or be ordered to pay compensation.

I don't understand how Min Seok Hun's main plan point after the bride swap was supposed to work—I'm not familiar with South Korean law, but how would her money and stocks could end up with her sister-in-law's husband? Even with a will, I doubt that would have been possible, since he intended to kill Choi Min U, so the FL would have had no reason to cooperate with him...

Yes, with that much bad blood it wasn't surprising that ML was unable to believe in FL for such a long time.
It was actually less believable that she rather quickly warmed up to him (if it was me I would hold grudge for sooo long for even only abandoning me injured in the rain for 3 days, and I wouldn't need bad blood between families for that😅)