Hi friend, how have you been!!From what I can see, there’s a love triangle in the second leads’ relationship.…
Are you aware that the whole point of a "romance" show is to watch the "romance" of the "protagonists", meaning the main leads...? Some of us watch these shows for the romance because they are "romance shows".
I started the bingewatch today. I am following the drama for Wang Yang, but I am fast forwarding the scenes with…
And here I was feeling guilty for thinking about doing that. I just started, and I am on episode 1, but I'll leave the powerful plot to empower girls to girls, I am here for the main couple, and only the main couple.
I always write a romance recap to help others interested. But this time another comment far down already had a…
I am here once again searching for my next drama, but I am having a hard time finding a good one where you don't have wait 70% to 90% of the drama for a last minute happy ending... I want to enjoy the romance more, and see more of the dating era (even better is little to no love triangle, and very short break up or no break up...) T_T
Oh god.this kind of japanese mentality should Change. I am fu**ng tired of watching this.girl who have bf still…
I agree... I don't like whenever the girl is too good or too naive and believes everyone is good. I can understand the main couple because they have their dynamics, but I don't understand what is with Japanese dramas that girls are defenseless, and cannot say no to anyone. This girl is trusting this adult man with her confidence which should only go to close friends (preferably girls), family and her boyfriend, but instead, she confides in her male supervisor who later on literally assaults her and she doesn't have a problem going out alone with him and following him with her eyes closed to a bar after he literally sends a photo of them to her boyfriend and even rejects a call from her boyfriend, oh, and if that wasn't enough, tells her that he is not going to lose "this game"... We need better female lead characters even in J-Dramas that insists in pushover women and unnecessary love triangles. Yes, unnecessary, because it is not like the couple needed help getting together, they liked each other from the beginning and were crystal clear about that ... but... better luck next time.
Dear friend, it is not a matter of opinion. I was able to check all episodes and this is undeniably a love triangle. Just the intention alone of the writer pushing the feelings and attention of the 2ML for FL is more than enough to form the love triangle, but if that wasn't enough the guy flirts with her throughout the whole show, touches her and even forces a kiss in a work trip which is harassment. 2ML is constantly displaying that he is interested in her, and when he finds out that ML is her crush he doubles down, and ML tells him that he is dating her, he triples down and then tries to play cool saying that he was testing him, which is an obvious lie that we are supposed to believe to not make the guy what he actually is... a looser. The show is good, the chemistry is good, the main couple is spicy, but saying that this doesn't have a love triangle is false. If you want to minimize or defend the love triangle, you can say that "there is a love a triangle, but the girl never shows interest in 2ML", which makes more sense even though that can still be annoying.
My comment was based on my opinion after reading the comments, so I decided to start watching this myself, and not only the poster screams "love triangle", even the opening clip of the episodes screams "love triangle"... LOL
The roommate likes her, flirts with her and even kisses her, while the main couple keeps their relationship secret allowing the guy to try to get close to her, but you say that it doesn't have a love triangle..?