Taino

Hola! I love romance! I know this is mainly comedy, but how is the romance here? Many misunderstandings, love triangles, break ups?

I get that, but the way it happened was plain dumb. I would have preferred if they presented the villain as a master mind and that was part of his plan, and not a literal accident. That way it would feel great whenever they out smarted the villain like a chess game, instead of having a group of people taking stupid decisions and a villain with the best plot armor ever!

Indeed. Someone that does not know how to fight or restraint another person, or military training or martial arts... the writers had so many options I chose nothing instead...

Additionally, I never felt the reasons or intentions of the villains. It is like they were killing because their characters were supposed to. The first episodes hinted that the main villain killed because he was bothered by others touching him, but then for vengeance and then to tie loose ends, he doesn't convince me as a serial killer... But I guess his goal was only for the leads to have those nice drama and even romantic moments...

I agree about the stupidest decisions... I am on my rewatch of the show and on episode 5 now, and the plot armor the serial killer has is ridiculous, he does not have a perfect plan, and is usually impulsive... I don't see how the police is not even close to catching him, and abort those bad decisions, take episode 5, where Cha Min followed a serial killer to a lonely storage to what? to complain? to whine? 🤣🤣🤣

The villain's plot armor here is real!

This is a funny show, and it is not bad at all, but it is far from what could have been a great show. You did well to drop this if you found the first three episodes boring because the villain's plot armor, repeating and completely avoidable events happening all over again and lack of explanations about the fantasy elements would have made you hate this more by the end. Me, on the other side, I am rewatching knowing what things bothered me originally so I just don't spend energy on them and don't mind them to still enjoy the funny moments, the drama and eventually their romance!

The show is funny, and the romance is good for some reason, but even when I love this show, I have to recognize that the plot got repetitive, the characters were constantly making the worst decision, the story had plot holes with events that made no sense or happened without proper setup and the great mystery was never explained by the end.. I guess those are some of the reasons why...

Yep... And I prefer one where we don't have to wait for 30 episodes to barely see them together for 5 or 6 episodes... "My Fated Boy" seems to be one of the only ones, so who knows... I may rewatch it now and just skip skip through the side characters... (Yes, I am looking at you cousin who breaks the Bro Code...)

Thanks!

I am almost done with my rewatch! Where do you recommend me to watch this one?

Nice rewatch! Great show, but the side stories and completely skippable and they could have tone down the crazy mother a little bit..

Great happy ending!

The romance is great and continuously growing. The best thing is that thanks to the break, that only take one episode, you get to see the female lead chasing after the male lead. If I have to add something else, I like that feelings take time to develop from the female lead's side, which feels very good vs so many dramas where they just fall in love out of nowhere.

Abyss is in my rewatch list, and might be my next watch after I finish "The Rational Life".

Alchemy of Souls is full of romance, but part 1 is more focused on the male lead journey to discover his power and the survival of the female lead in a body that is not hers. However, part two is darker and cooler when it comes to the plot, but romance is the piece keeping everything together, and if you don't rush the female lead recovering her memory, you actually get to enjoy a much more beautiful romance between the leads.

Nevertheless could be considered toxic, but also healing since they touch topics that other K-Dramas would never dare. It is only 10 episodes, and has no fillers, everything and everyone is relevant.

An additional recommendation with a separation by the end, only to be give with a heartwarming reunion before the end is "Bulgasal"; with this one, more than a K-Drama, you will be watching a whole TV series with focus on fantasy, mystery and romane.

From this list:

- "Abyss", is a show with a million plot holes, but the story is still fun and romance is heartwarming from earlier episodes. There is a separation by the end, but only takes a short time, and the reunion by the end is very nice.

- "Alchemy Of Souls", has things that I hate, but even more things that I loved. This is a fantasy based story that has at least two guys somewhat flirting with the female lead, but the male lead always ends up on top, and the fantasy and action elements are very cool. The season 1 has a sad ending, but the show has a second season where they get their happy ending. About season 2, some people complain because the female lead actress is different, but I personally love the switch, and others hate the amnesia trope, but while I agree it took longer that what it should, they make it all worth it, and you feel it less if you focus on the plot, action and fantasy and character development. Besides, the male lead is badass in the second season.

- "Because of Meeting You" became one of my favorite family drama, since the main leads always remain around each other from the moment they start interacting as adults. The villains get their way almost to the end of the show, but Karma in this show is real! If you have the patience, you will be rewarded, and reveal of the truth brought tears to my eyes.

- "Boss and Me" is low quality in my opinion, and the misunderstanding they have plus their further break up is writer's nonsense, but the character development that the female lead shows in the last episodes is one of the best I've seen in Dramaland.

- In "Nevertheless" I don't feel like they are really together until the end, but their chemistry and character development is amazing! Plus, it is a very very hot relationship.

I have watched more shows from the list, but the ones I mentioned above are the ones that stand out more for me. I have also watched other shows with break ups that are not in this list yet, so please let me know if you need more recommendations, or if you have any recommendations for me as well.

There is most definitely a Bro Code even when "all" is fair in love and war, since everything has an exception, and the Bro Code is one. Otherwise, it shouldn't carry a negative stigma to date the ex of your boyfriend or your girlfriend, or would you do that?

Betrayal is also true in love and war

It is. I only skip Sang Do, but his character is harmless

I agree. Character development is good, since some characters go from the worst to good people, but the healing part would have been all this, but in the past and things getting a solution and getting healthier from earlier episodes.