Taino

I will give this one a try. After a few months watching rom-coms, sitcoms and family dramas, I think I have learned to appreciate the family element and comedy, and not only the romance.

I like doing my research before investing time on hours and hours of a drama because I have been disappointed more than once by now.

I am only on episode 3 now, but the bickering between the teacher and lawyer make it obvious that they will fall in love even when they are hinting a "connection" between the father that owns the flower shop and the teacher. The friction between the lawyer and the teacher should create more than enough moments for us to enjoy their romance. I also consider now that romance is not only after two people start dating, but all their chemistry and interactions from the moment they meet to dating and beyond.

I guess the best would be for me concentrate on the family aspect for now, and let other things develop naturally.

Thank you for following up with me and answering my questions.

Please be patient with me as I may come back to this thread to vent about the show every now and then.

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Do you recall by what episode they get together?

I will give it a try, but like an anime, I will try not to binge to not get overwhelmed. My goal with this one is have something funny/romantic to watch for a few minutes to come back later and make slow progress.

Do you think it is still worth to watch season 1, or should I just jump to season 2 to enjoy their no break up relationship?

Hola! I think this time I am prepared to watch this! I understand what I am getting into. This is not your usual heartwarming and lighthearted fairytale romance drama, but a romcom inspired on a manga, which means that I should expect a manga cast, with tsundere, yandere and everything in between! My hope is still in that I will find it funny this time and rewarding when I reach the end of this season and season 2.

This one caught my attention thanks to this comment, but I would I would like to know how good or bad are previous seasons. I feel like I have to watch the prequels to get the full picture, but I would like to know if there is and how bad it is about "love triangles" and "break ups" in the prequels.

I had a similar problem with Boys Over Flowers. I want to believe that people think these romance dramas are good because of the nostalgia because otherwise they are most definitely not good! The male lead is a red flag; an abusive and rude guy, and please consider that this version is an angel of light compared to the Korean version. The love triangle old trope where the female lead falls for the other guy doesn't help because is a literal waste of time, and the female lead herself not liking the male lead is just sad, and feels like the writers are forcing the main leads to be together when they don't really like each other... for me, it is an uncomfortable experience. Yes, the main leads get a free pass to most things, and we can forgive them because they are the leads, but here and all other versions, the main leads cross too many lines that should never be crossed.

And this is why romance dramas need a proper plot or a villain instead of misunderstandings and unnecessary break ups...

And this is why I always wait for romance dramas to be completed, do my homework and investigate about things that may annoy me or waste my time before I start watching...

They were more like very best friends than lovers! They are great actors, and I am not even close to the level of a script writer, but I blame them for not allowing us to get immersed to the point of believing they were a thing. A Dramaland couple does not feel like a couple because they kiss or hold hands, but because of their gaze, because they care about each other, because their exclusivity with each other and even sexual tension, but none of that matters when the writers insist on making both leads joke around all the time like they are best friends... It might be this or something else, but they most definitely do not feel like a couple even by the end...

Gracias!

Another nonsense revenge plot. I know villains don't necessarily need a valid reason to be evil, but one of the things that bother me the most is the villains "revenge"; and this is because in this case and others, the villain wasn't betrayed or wronged in any way, he just received retribution for his own actions, so by being punished, things are in balance since he did something bad and now he paid for that, but then the villain comes for revenge like he didn't deserve his punishment...

Episode 9 now and...

They do, but they divorce around episode 10 and get back together around episode 60. They are great to each other when they get back together.

I am only on episode 7, but I completely see your point...

I agree. In the same way that they skipped over 900 years, they could have skipped her until college at least, and the. develop their romance.

I thought I was the only one. I am still "watching" this one having stopped at episode 7 like two or three months ago, because nothing relevant happens. I don't want to completely drop this one, but I don't feel like this one will live to expectations.

If it is a Noona Romance you are looking for, one of my favorites is a sports romance drama called "Nothing But You"

I think he did a great job considering the character is supposed to be "inconsiderate" at first, but shows great character development as the story develops. His plot drags from episode 10 to 50, but that's on the writers and some people enjoy love triangles and a push and pull relationship.