Taino

This is just sad... and happens too often in Dramaland

Yes, it is very good! The romance is top notch! and the plot even with some plot holes delivers.

1. It doesn't make sense that her father was aware of several attempts to trick their family to buy land, but he agreed to marry their daughter to that family (unless he didn't know the land deals were from that family). The biggest plot hole is the second one, where it is already a stretch that the big brother was not evil and decided not to kill her, but make her disappear, but that is not the plot hole, the plot hole is that he left a secret code in a book that was back home with indications to a secret package that was also at home when she was supposed to be made disappear and never come back. I forgive these plot holes because no story is perfect, but that last attempt to gain some sympathy for the older brother was completely unnecessary on episode 23.

Loving this one, but found two huge plot holes...

I am now on episode 21, and you are right about everything

Episode 11. These accusations from this guy to this girl cross a line, and I don't know how they are supposed to be on the same side after that.

Just watched episode 9, and more than a misunderstanding, it seems like it was a huge backstab from FL to ML. Ouch! (I am loving the show)

100%

I honestly couldn't care less about his behavior since main male leads get a free pass for almost everything, but the fact that she was his sister in law is weird. The writers could've easily fix this if ML was the dead husband's friend and a person that was very close to that family or something like that...

I am only half way across episode 1, and I am still asking myself how wrong the whole thing about the main leads and their past ties through the brother is. I think that going after a friend's girl or ex, or even crush is wrong; now imagine your actual brother's ex wife... I will try watching, but it doesn't feel right.

I am interested in watching this one, but that is just weird... Falling for an in-law, even if the girl is a widow...

I haven't watched this one, but your concern seems to be a valid one

In the last episode the bad guy starts rambling about his hatred for ML because he is not the biological son and ML is, but as far as I remember they were both supposed to be the guy's biological sons. The whole mother and son swap was overkill, but the part about the writers trying to convince us that all this happen because the biological father topic makes no sense to me...

I am confused about something... maybe I skipped that part, but I believe is a huge plot hole.

Delusional and a psychopath because he knows he is the one who killed her parents, killed her grandfather and wants to "be with her" in top of that... it sounds ridiculous, and it is.

Yes, but I would recommend to skip often after episode 18, specially scenes with 2ML.

I am on episode 18 now, and I know what you mean now... That's so stupid 😂😂😂

I have seen this trope in several dramas, but how does it make sense that the girl that just met a guy (that is not the ML) is the one who takes care of him when he is hospitalized and stuff, when they just met and when that person should have family and friends. The writers should stop using this trope already, with the too friendly and too naive FL who is constantly feeding into the SML delusions with her special treatment that should be reserved to actual friends, family and ML ...

I am grateful for this list, and for everyone who contributes and participate here! I really enjoyed watching "Fater Hearts"!

Thanks to your comments I know yo skip every time SML shows on screen, and my life is better for it.