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FL is meeting with her friend, and the friend tells her that she should be afraid since ML could find that she has "powers" referring to her condition, but she has never hid this from ML and even ML's assistant is aware of this, and if that was not enough, how else does it make sense that she can literally "charge" ML... if that "secret" becomes a problem in the future, that would make no sense.

I am sure that there will be more discrepancies, but episode 3 has a huge discrepancy!

To fully enjoy this one, be prepared to skip the second male lead scenes, so you can get back to the rom-com between the main couple.

It is always a better idea to develop a secondary couple than to develop a love triangle, since it gives you a great opportunity to distribute the drama and even the angst. A secondary couple brings double of the rewarding feeling when things go well, and allows to balance things out! These actors are all amazing, and I rather watch both guys get their own girl.

I am on episode 1, and I already started skipping this idol dude, since he is a literal waste of screentime.

Episode 1... the main couple haven't even met properly and we already see the shadow of an annoying love triangle. These writers need to write better.... Let's hope it is not that bad, or the fast forward and skip will be my two best friends watching this...

Of course... these writers love recycling these tropes. The idol who is the crush of every girl suddenly comes back to the life of the girl who has been single forever just around the time when she meet and starts interacting with the male lead... And let me guess... she will keep the other guy around because he is a friend, and even the ML will see clearly how this guy likes her, and even if she finds out, even after she develops feelings for ML she will keep the guy around because he is a good friend, and ML shouldn't be insecure or something... LOL. I am just guessing, but this is how it usually goes with these writers...

Considering that some people don't even want to call it a love triangle, I suppose that it is the classic love triangle trope where the girl doesn't acknowledge the other guy's feelings, but regardless of that the writers will include scenes of him falling in love and pursuing the female lead, which is a love triangle even if people don't like to call it that. In my case, I plan to skip both love triangle exclusive scenes, like the guy daydreaming about her or if they pull the classic date that is not officially a date where the other guy spends a lot of time alone with the girl while she either plays dumb or is actually dumb... LOL. Sorry, for my long comment, as I haven't watched this one yet, but I find the topic interesting.

Still... worth skipping in my opinion. Love triangles are a waste of time in most dramas.

I don't think so, the problem is that there is an increasing group of people that don't even know what a love triangle is, and they think that the only kind of love triangle is the one where there is reciprocity, or straight up if there is or was a relationship with the other person. They don't understand that two people just liking the same person already constitute a love triangle.

I am guessing that you are one of those who think that a love triangle needs reciprocity but that is not the case... By that definition love triangles would be one of the rarest tropes in all Dramaland but that is far from the truth.

Love triangles are no fun...

Thank you!

I hate that formula, so I am ready to skip any love triangle exclusive scenes in this one then...

In what episode do they get together? and, do they ever break up after they get together?

I disagree and insist on everything I said in my previous comment

In a love story, the main couple is the main character for the romance. As individual characters, and for the plot alone, the male lead would be the prominent one from both main leads since his sub plot connects directly with the main plot which about "Family". The whole sub plot about the girl figuring out what true love is versus what is good only on paper falls as side plot as again, the story is about "Family", not love triangles... The time allocated for the girl is part of the complaint, yes, the story ends up for way too long about this girl and her confused part, but from promo, to synopsis, to actual plot, it is about Family, and the male lead's history with his father, his brother and his nephew now, and even the revelation of the truth behind his father abandoning him is centric to the plot and receives way less attention and screentime that what should have been. Overall, no, the female lead was not the prominent main character from the main couple plotwise...

not bad for a change ... most of the time it is the FL who keeps SML around regardless of being in a relationship or not... LOL

I haven't...

If I remember correctly it is after episode 12 or 13.