Taino

I agree! I found this one, and decided to watch because of the promise of a romance story without break ups. However, the story is slow and boring. The characters have little to none character development, and even in the romantic department they feel lacking.

Episode 18. Weak plot and little to no character development. The romance is lighthearted and problems are somewhat insignificant, which makes for a good filler so far, but nothing special so far.

Episode 6. The love triangle is still there just because FL keeps confusing the other dude with ML. It has been inoffensive at best, but now the guy will pretend to be the author that FL admires and that's beyond wrong. I never liked the guy, but now I just want him out of the picture already...

Episode 3, and I do appreciate that regardless of the dumb love triangle and her confused crush, the main leads have much more screentime together and their chemistry is starting to show.

I HATE love triangles, but specially annoying or stupid love triangles and this is one, because like you said there is no reason for her to assume that that guy is her childhood crush. Writers can reuse tropes, but they have to be smart about them; enough for the story to feel like a chain of events, instead of a story of forced events to force things to happen which only causes disatisfaction because there is no build up to it, and serves no purpose in the end.

The show definitely feels lacking in the first episodes, but I will be patient and keep watching hoping for the best

TEN episodes..? Hahahahaha... that's so dumb

Did you ever got the answer to this question..? I am only starting now, but dragging something so dumb feels annoying...

Yes, I blame the level of production and the acting. It feels half way, and the plot lacks substance.

No Love triangles..? 10 minutes into the first episode FL confuses her childhood crush and start chasing after the wrong guy... xD

Yeah... I was 10 minutes into the first episodes, and they already drop the trope of the girl mistaken the identity of her childhood crush with another guy. In the first place, I think it is weird that these dramas use the childhood crush so often because it is weird to hold on to a childhood memory for 10 years or something like that... On top of that, the fact that she fell in love with someone that she did not even saw his face..? I understand gratitude or admiration, but love..? But here we are in Dramaland, where tropes will continue their cycle...

10 minutes in the first episode and they are hinting a love triangle already... lol

I understand that this will not be fluffy or heavy on romance, but is the drama satisfying at all in this one?

I love her character here! she is a wonderful wife who respects and honor her husband while she is still a strong woman with influence and power. Additionally, I love how the ML doesn't have to simp and still has room for warm, romantic and even funny interactions.

I do appreciate dramas with no break up, so I might be willing to watch this even though they seem to be boring because there are no heavy turns in the story. If you don't mind I'd like to ask: in what episode do they get together?

Thank you!

Please remind me... in what episode do the main leads get back together in the present?

I couldn't agree more!!

I have a feeling that this one is going to have the main leads spending a lot of time together with a lot of romantic moments even before they officially get together in that episode, am I right?

The concept is interesting, but does a 2 minute per episode drama really works..?