Taino

I am not done with this, but I have to agree that the lead's dynamics in the first episodes was amazing with their fights and games, but soon after the fake one "died", their relationship changed. My first complain is that the FL felt a little bit too much the loss of this dude, to the point that it became a little uncomfortable for me, she didn't consider that he had just betrayed ML and was willing to hurt ML feelings in the worst way possible. I am not too far from those episodes but I already see three things: ML simping for FL, Entitled FL and simp ML conflict for politics and the traitor/fake that even though supposed to be sick does not die even if is hit by lightning and I am sure will cause more trouble in the future, but his worst part is his obsession, is disgusting to watch. I have spoiled myself as much as I could to know if this will be worth it, and I don't know if is wishful thinking but I still want to give it a try but with my finger on the skip and fast forward buttons...

I am on episode 18, and she is still doing that with no remorse

This is one of my favorites! Mainly because the main leads never break up, but is more than that. This show is old, but every trope and cliche is used well to move the plot or for character development which can be seen clearly throughout the story. I appreciate that the plot was not about the leads getting together, because that's why most stories end when the leads get married, while on this one, that's only the beginning, which allows us to see their married life and not only imagining what could have happened like so many others.

Oh no... that's not good. I am not sure about watching this anymore. The episodes 15 to 17, and the obsessive general with FL killed all the momentum the show have had until then.

This show is amazing and even the most evil or annoying characters have something to add to the plot. I love how I have been thinking about skipping some characters but I end up not been able to do so because one way or the other, every character moves the wheel of events. I am on episode 18 now, and episodes 15 to 17 when the leads where at odds had some unnecessary drama in my opinion; the good part there is that it builds up to the satisfaction when they finally got together on episode 17 (for me they were just flirting until now, but now seem to be together). I know that they will have more conflicts and misunderstandings in the future, so my question is, should I skip those scenes where they are having those misunderstandings or I am save to watch through those because those scenes and maybe episodes are still relevant to the overall story?

Should I skip those scenes...?

I guess you liked it

I just watched episode 10, and they are not together yet... 🥹

Yes ... I am done feeling sad for him, enough is enough

Perfect! I don't mind love triangles as long as they don't get their way and do not get too much screentime. Thank you!

I found this show in a list of "No break up or long separation", but reading the comments, it seems like the main leads are constantly breaking up and getting back together, so I would like to ask: 1. Is it that the main leads constantly break up or that they usually fight and need time to cool down (1 episode or less) 2. Do these situations open the room for love triangles? Thanks in advance.

Please help! I have a question about the main leads and their relationship.

Hola! Happy New Year!

I have to disagree with you... she went into the water by her own will and with her own two feet even when FL's mom told her not to. I am tired of people in drama land blaming others or directly accusing them of killing someone for a coincidence event that somehow was part of the dominoe effect. The wife died some 18 years ago, and he is still going with his grieving and "hate", that's not a healthy person, and he should get help from a professional.

I guess she is "supposed" to be funny, but this SML (if we can call him that) dude job of being the other friend that likes FL was done by the time they talked in the park the first time, anything and everything after that is more of the same with him. He should be tired of finding the same obvious answer every turn, and if the writers respect us even a little bit, he should fall back to the background with the other two friends as fillers as he already is by now...

Two more questions... Is the second season a continuation of season 1, and is season 1 a movie by any chance?

I have "Love Me, Love My Voice" on hold, and would like to finish reading the WebToon first for "Perfect Marriage Revenge", and then watch the K-Drama. I will give "Wonderland of Love" a try, I needed a show like that for a while now. Hopefully, it is as good as I think it will be.

He was looking for someone to blame, but hating on a whole family for an accident and blocking his son from being with the person he loves makes him a bad person and even a worse father...

Hello All! I read a comment saying that "Wonderland of Love" has a break. Do you guys have any details about this one?

Originally I wanted to know what was the deal with him, but I never really cared, I just wanted to know what was the whole secret behind this bitter old man, but now that I know, not only he doesn't make sense, but he is extremely annoying, petty, selfish and an eyesore everytime he is on screen. I know grieving can be tough, but you shouldn't look for responsible people over something that wasn't anybody's fault, for something that was an accident... I do not nor want to understand him at this point, I just wish that he is out of the picture for our main leads to get back together.