Taino

For those who say that this show does not have a love triangle...

This gives me hope because I believe that the love triangle was finally closed on episode 20, which leaves another 20 episodes without love triangle and if other comments are correct, with break up for the main leads either!!

By episode 20, which is halfway the show, not the beginning, the other guy still likes FL, until the moment she tells him that she likes ML even after multiple rejections.

If two likes the same person in a drama, that is a love triangle. It can be annoying or not, unrequited or not, but it is undeniable a love triangle, because a love triangle doesn't require reciprocity.

While I respect your opinion, and I am referring exclusively to Dramaland and not real life, you can have a beautiful relationship with your significant other, but entertaining someone that likes you and is actively pursuing you is a love triangle (in my opinion) regardless of the feelings being unrequited or not

Yes, specially if you give that person special treatment

The love triangle is definitely there even if it is not angsty... I am on episode 20, and the delusional guy still shows in front of FL trying to get close, and her, well, as always trying to keep him way too close with the same naive "but his is my friend", giving him explanations and even hugging the guy for "comfort"....

That means "Yes" because a Love Triangle doesn't require reciprocity...

No love triangle? and this other delusional dude is still showing out of nowhere trying to get close with FL still on episode 20... Yes, there is a love triangle.

Episode 19 and I need that the current arc finishes already... how many closing scenes can a single arc have?

Today I was reminded of another reason why you should watch for yourself instead of relying of comments here. Some comments say that there is no love triangle, because they clearly don't understand that the feelings do not have to be reciprocated for the love triangle to form, and another group says that it is very short, but I am on episode 16, and while it seems like there is no chance, the person insists, and of course instead of saying her ground, we have another girl that wants to remain best friends or even siblings like with a guy that is pursuing her. The worst part is that this is the classic trope where the friend think he has the right to claim the girl and doesn't get a no for an answer. The love triangle is angsty, but it is completely unnecessary by now.

Me too!

I am sorry, but by episode 3 it should be obvious that anyone wearing dark clothes is most likely a demon and/or a villain... 🫣🫣

Likewise, I was excited because of the cast, but I won't waste my time here.

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.