I haven't watched this one, but I have done my research. According to different sources, they get married on episode…
Even when the show still sounds interesting and a good watch, the whole slow burn for 18 episodes to only get together and break up again, in the middle of war and several events (which means that romance will be an after thought), this starts to sound discouraging for those like me that follow this list, and prefer something lighthearted...
Has anyone completed watching "Pursuit of Jade". Are there any breakups, or SML? Can anyone give spoilers…
I haven't watched this one, but I have done my research. According to different sources, they get married on episode 4 in a marriage of convenience to help the girl with something. The couple starts developing their relationship, but conflict happens and they separate on episode 18 while a lot of other stuff related to the plot develop greatly and they get back together on episode 24. Most sources say that they never separate again after episode 24, but Arpar seems to suggest that she finds out about his real identity and stays away from him for one more episode before they get together for good.
In a sense, it is a "no break up" drama, because in reality, they are not "together" by the time they separate in episode 18, because they were pretending while falling slowly for each other, and it is not until they go through one of the hardest periods of their lives with war and danger for their friends and family, that when they are finally reunited they are done pretending, and become the real thing on episode 24.
I just started watching this one, so I can tell you for sure what actually happens when I am done watching this.
Additionally, there seems to be a SML. It is a villain that is obsessed with FL, and during the main couple separation on episode 18 to 24, the guy goes out of his way to try forcing FL to be with him, which I imagine will be incredibly annoying, but fortunately, FL is not a damsel in distress but a strong fighter and strong character who puts him in his place right away.
Overall, the show's rating is high, so this might be worth watching...
Love first responders great show but I think they broke up in season 2, like they got together in season 1 near…
The level of disrespect here is over 9,999! This girl obviously caring way too much for another man... I cannot understand why there are so many dramas where the girl is practically in love with multiple men, because otherwise, it would make no sense for her to care that much for other men...
Just wanted to quickly mention Glaze of love. It's a low budget, cdrama but I enjoyed it. No break up and a HE.…
I personally prefer lighthearted drama with low angst, and it is even better if the main couple stays together from beginning to end. However, I understand that not many writers know how to write a good story without misunderstandings, love triangles, break ups and too much angst, because that requires a good and engaging plot with maybe a good antagonist and great character development. I do not mind trading some of this annoying tropes for a drama that might be boring at times, but will give me a warm feeling, a nice experience through an steady romance and a happy ending. Unfortunately, this one sounds bad, but might be worth a try.
Regarding the ending, if they find each other in the end, and in the real world; the usual interpretation is that even if they don't remember each other they will be together because they will always find each other or something along those lines, so I'd say that that is a happy ending.
Unfortunately, we seem to have yet another love triangle centered plot. Another "story" about the confused girl that doesn't know how to choose between to perfect eligible bachelors that for some reason love her imperfect and flawed self, and would take a bullet for her. Another story where the girl has no boundaries but it doesn't matter because her "true love" could watch her making a baby with another man and would have to apologize for it, and take her back and make amends for his transgressions while she keeps the other guy around anyway... funny fact is that Japanese Dramas are way worse in this department. So sad...
This was a fluffy series with a lot of flaws. Don’t take it seriously or you’ll end up as frustrated as I…
I agree. I have seen more than just a few dramas lately where the main leads get together too late and/or have little to none development to convince the viewers that at some point throughout the story the main leads actually fell in love. Having only 8, 12 or 16 episodes and deciding to waste more than half of that with stupid misunderstandings and/or love triangles is beyond a waste of time; time that could've been used to develop the main couple relationship and the main plot...
the fl is just attracted to the sml she sees him as a friend not a lover
Another excuse to justify the girl spending ridiculous amounts of time with another guy and accept all of his advances only to play innocent in the end, like she didn't know what she was doing
It would not be okay to have a guy stringing along 2 women deciding which one he should pick. People would say…
Love triangles are popular for some reason, and exist in most dramas, but at the very least it shouldn't be the plot or focus for any show. If there is a love triangle, it should be short and serve a purpose to move the story forward or for character development, but we have entire shows where the plot revolves entirely about the love triangles and that is disgusting for me.
In a sense, it is a "no break up" drama, because in reality, they are not "together" by the time they separate in episode 18, because they were pretending while falling slowly for each other, and it is not until they go through one of the hardest periods of their lives with war and danger for their friends and family, that when they are finally reunited they are done pretending, and become the real thing on episode 24.
I just started watching this one, so I can tell you for sure what actually happens when I am done watching this.
Additionally, there seems to be a SML. It is a villain that is obsessed with FL, and during the main couple separation on episode 18 to 24, the guy goes out of his way to try forcing FL to be with him, which I imagine will be incredibly annoying, but fortunately, FL is not a damsel in distress but a strong fighter and strong character who puts him in his place right away.
Overall, the show's rating is high, so this might be worth watching...
Regarding the ending, if they find each other in the end, and in the real world; the usual interpretation is that even if they don't remember each other they will be together because they will always find each other or something along those lines, so I'd say that that is a happy ending.