What is with the MDL score??? This was such a good short drama, what of the better ones. Leads had crazy chemistry,…
I just started watching this, but a lot of people seems to be upset mainly because the drama took the front stage after they got married, and because of the two episodes where she stays with the bad guy for two episodes while faking that she was divorced.
I also wondered this. She obviously know her Ex-boss is still pursuing her yet her boundaries with him was not…
This is because Dramaland is biased towards women. Men usually have to apologize for their mistakes, and the rest of the time, they also have to apologize for their girl's mistake. A clear example in other dramas, is that if a girl is flirting with the guy, even if he openly rejects the girl, his girlfriend will be upset and he will need to humiliate himself to get her forgiveness, but when it is another guy shamelessly going after the girl, ML will get in deep waters if he even dares to get upset about it, and will also have to apologize and humiliate himself in the end...
Why doesn’t the FL keep some distance from her ex? She’s married, so she should at least behave like it. She…
I agree. I am only on episode 8, but I always do my homework before investing my time. Too many dramas write girls like they cannot just say no, or keep their distance. The fact that this happens after she is married doesn't help, but at least, according to my research, she does reject the guy more than once. However, that doesn't justify that she allows the guy to be constantly around her even if she had already rejected the guy. I hope it will not be annoying when I get to those episodes because I haven't had to skip even once yet.
I am surprised by how many cold/rude main male leads are out there. Sometimes I ask myself how many girls can…
Good point. I believe that every trope and cliche can be used but it has to be developed properly, and the reward of feel good moments and good people victories should always be more throughout the story and by the end.
I was reading some comments about the 2025 C-Drama "Fall In You", and more than one person recommend to just watch episodes 1 - 17 and skip until the last episode. A few complains seem to be that after they get married there is not much romance, and only drama and twists, including their faking getting a divorce, but the part that makes me uncomfortable is that supposedly on episode 21 and 22, FL stays with SML in the same house in a weird strategy to get evidence while not only being exposed to an annoying love triangle series of scenes, but an evil character trying to force himself onto FL. I personally don't mind some drama, but that sounds like too much, so please, if you have watched this one, please tell me if this is true and your opinion about those episodes.
FL forced to stay with the villain for a pair of episodes in the same house.. and other shitsthis is quite overused…
I have only seen this in one drama, but it still beyond annoying and I would skip it entirely the second it becomes uncomfortable (which I am pretty sure will happen)