He is finally developing feeling for the female lead, and while I understand that he is still not over his dead…
The ML is not a bad person, but is still getting on my nerves by episode 18..!
The ex-parents in law, bother me because they think they have the right... nevermind, they think they own the ML, but he does not help, since he is part of the problem!
I want to like the male lead, but he is getting on my nerves...
He is finally developing feeling for the female lead, and while I understand that he is still not over his dead wife... It has been 5 years man! Why do you feel guilty or responsible to the point where he has to sell his soul to the in laws... the controlling and weird in laws...
A great drama, very low on angst in comparison to other dramas of this size. The leads were 'casually dating'…
I know this happen often! There is always a extremely rude and controlling elder, who is later forgiven because they get sick or something... But I do not think this justifies their actions!
They did not lost their only daughter... they lost one daughter since they seem to have another one, who they disregard most of the time.
I do not agree with cutting them from their grandchildren lives, but I completely agree with removing them from a control position over the lives of the male lead and his family.
I believe that from the beginning he should have provided for them when needed, and he should have visited with the kids every now and then, and that should be more than enough...
A great drama, very low on angst in comparison to other dramas of this size. The leads were 'casually dating'…
The "No Break Up", "Low Angst" and the whole thing about the two leads uniting their families is what is driving me with this one!
I loved "Golden Bride" because contrary to too many other dramas that end when the leads get "officially" together, or get married, "Golden Bride" is only starting which is refreshing!
And, maybe it is for the same reason that I like "Golden Bride" that I am interested in this one, since I want to see more of the actual relationship! but additionally, it is good to escape for a moment the childish and stupid nonsense problem of the 20 year old main leads in other shows...
A great drama, very low on angst in comparison to other dramas of this size. The leads were 'casually dating'…
I am on episode 5 now! and I will watch this one for sure!
I am not concerned about the melodrama, since a lot of people say that it is not heavy, and I guess it helps that what others may call dramatic or tense moments are disguised as comedy for now! like the situation with the cheater ex-husband and the controlling previous in-laws.
I know for sure that the previous in-laws will upset me, because they think they own the male lead, and to make it worse he is still trying to keep his promise with his dead wife to take care of them, and maybe even feels responsible for them. What I do not like about that is that while they will always be grandparents, and related to him, he should be free to live his life and take care of them by providing and paying a visit every now and then... but I guess I am ready to fast forward and skip them anytime now!
One of the best family dramas I've seen .. good story with all likeable characters, no love triangles just some…
I was being doubtful about this one, because I read that the families have too many opinions, and the leads get separated after they start dating and before they get married because of the family, but the "No Love Triangle" part convinced me... It is just that I am ready to fast forward and skip a lot just in case for family drama.
A great drama, very low on angst in comparison to other dramas of this size. The leads were 'casually dating'…
I found the show on this list, so I assumed that it did not have any break ups for the main leads, but your comment suggests that they do have a break up. I am on episode 2, but break up plus or because family opposition to two grown adults with kids even... I am loosing my motivation now...
D|ropped. What is with that benevolent mother tag? Who is it? Both real and in-law mothers are very toxic. From…
I am only on episode 1, but ...
While I am not a fan of the opposing family trope, I understand that a good storytelling can help navigate through that and even create some character development but just reading the comments, I don't think it makes much sense...
I don't want to sound ignorant, but it is not like one of them is 30 or 40, but single without kids, they are both old enough, previously married and with kids... too much family drama (opposing) doesn't make much sense here...
The ex-parents in law, bother me because they think they have the right... nevermind, they think they own the ML, but he does not help, since he is part of the problem!
They did not lost their only daughter... they lost one daughter since they seem to have another one, who they disregard most of the time.
I do not agree with cutting them from their grandchildren lives, but I completely agree with removing them from a control position over the lives of the male lead and his family.
I believe that from the beginning he should have provided for them when needed, and he should have visited with the kids every now and then, and that should be more than enough...
I loved "Golden Bride" because contrary to too many other dramas that end when the leads get "officially" together, or get married, "Golden Bride" is only starting which is refreshing!
And, maybe it is for the same reason that I like "Golden Bride" that I am interested in this one, since I want to see more of the actual relationship! but additionally, it is good to escape for a moment the childish and stupid nonsense problem of the 20 year old main leads in other shows...
I am not concerned about the melodrama, since a lot of people say that it is not heavy, and I guess it helps that what others may call dramatic or tense moments are disguised as comedy for now! like the situation with the cheater ex-husband and the controlling previous in-laws.
I know for sure that the previous in-laws will upset me, because they think they own the male lead, and to make it worse he is still trying to keep his promise with his dead wife to take care of them, and maybe even feels responsible for them. What I do not like about that is that while they will always be grandparents, and related to him, he should be free to live his life and take care of them by providing and paying a visit every now and then... but I guess I am ready to fast forward and skip them anytime now!
While I am not a fan of the opposing family trope, I understand that a good storytelling can help navigate through that and even create some character development but just reading the comments, I don't think it makes much sense...
I don't want to sound ignorant, but it is not like one of them is 30 or 40, but single without kids, they are both old enough, previously married and with kids... too much family drama (opposing) doesn't make much sense here...