It was a good show, but the weak plot, comedy out of place at times and draggy love triangle did not allow me to enjoy more!
The main leads break up on episode 13. Some people could argue that it was just a fight, but it was an obvious break up; a break up with the classic "I am doing this for your own good", but thankfully it is address by the beginning of the following episode.
Koi To Dangan… the main couple was the very opposite of slow burn, and they did not break up. Forever and Ever…
Thanks MKB! Koi To Dangan seems like a nice short watch; I watched Forever and Ever, but I wouldn't mind rewatching since it is very good; and Coffee and Vanilla seems like a frustrating experience based on the comments on that show.
I believe the romance is beautiful, but they missed very important key points that would have helped us connecting…
It is a fact that main male leads get away with things that nobody else would just because they are the lead, but that's not a problem since the whole point of a romance story is for the leads to end up together.
While it is true, that this male lead approach is strong, he is most definitely part of a huge group here in Dramaland! Just take every cold boss or rich or CEO guy that role is the male lead literally abuse the female lead, and then force themselves into her life just because they "fell in love"; the actions may not always be the same, but they are the same in the end.
Re watched this recently and i forgot how unhinged ling xiao was with his romantic approach towards jianjian 💀💀💀…
I believe the romance is beautiful, but they missed very important key points that would have helped us connecting earlier with that.
The main problem with most characters is that they are not even aware of their feelings for most part of the show. The female lead ways had a crush on the male lead, but she confused it with a sibling's feeling, the lil bro has always loved the female lead as a sister but confused it with romance thanks to his friend, and even the female lead's best friend thought she liked the male lead, when he was more like a positive older supportive figure for her.
The writers missed to show us more of their real feelings before they themselves understood what they felt, but there actual feelings are not less real because of this.
And I don't think they male lead is "unhinged", he is just the classic male lead with a tragic past. All male lead's have a special pass to do things that other characters cannot do, and this happens in most of dramas...
The main leads break up on episode 13. Some people could argue that it was just a fight, but it was an obvious break up; a break up with the classic "I am doing this for your own good", but thankfully it is address by the beginning of the following episode.
Still a good show, but I wouldn't rewatch.
While it is true, that this male lead approach is strong, he is most definitely part of a huge group here in Dramaland! Just take every cold boss or rich or CEO guy that role is the male lead literally abuse the female lead, and then force themselves into her life just because they "fell in love"; the actions may not always be the same, but they are the same in the end.
The main problem with most characters is that they are not even aware of their feelings for most part of the show. The female lead ways had a crush on the male lead, but she confused it with a sibling's feeling, the lil bro has always loved the female lead as a sister but confused it with romance thanks to his friend, and even the female lead's best friend thought she liked the male lead, when he was more like a positive older supportive figure for her.
The writers missed to show us more of their real feelings before they themselves understood what they felt, but there actual feelings are not less real because of this.
And I don't think they male lead is "unhinged", he is just the classic male lead with a tragic past. All male lead's have a special pass to do things that other characters cannot do, and this happens in most of dramas...