Taino

I don't get second lead syndrome, and I think I never will because in romance shows any ending where the main leads are not together is a sad ending. However, and I don't care much about secondary characters here, but I feel like once again the male lead deserves better. Here we have yet once again, a male lead that has been waiting and is somehow still available for a woman that left and kept living her own life for whatever reason. A guy that is willing to suffer all over again for a girl that just doesn't reciprocate, again, for whatever reason. He is a handsome and very eligible bachelor, but writers love to make "perfect" Man simp for imperfect women, even if another perfect woman is just there waiting for him....

An actual plot...? I cannot believe all these writers are professionals sometimes when they use the same stories told with different names and backgrounds! How hard is it to come up with a good plot so they don't have to relay on dragging the romance, misunderstandings, love triangles and break ups...

Going in circles and falling to the same old tropes and cliches is not interesting by a long shot...

I had high expectations for this show but I so tired of Love Triangles that will either just not watch this show, or watch it in a long time and with the FF and Skip buttons on queue.

I was also upset about this, but I am glad that the issue got resolved quickly and it worked towards their character development...

Let's hope 🤞🏽 that this one has no break ups or separations later. Writers seem to run out of ideas and ruin great stories using old tropes...

Here hoping that they won't break up after getting together, and writers will give us a somewhat good plot, character development and/or villain to fill the gap instead...

Ouch!

I'll start watching this one next! Thank you!

But it seems like they get together on episode 52... how is the romance/flirting before that? or is that even the episode when they get together, or does it happen before or after..?

I think this is my plan now ..

This sounds good! I hate unnecessary break ups or breaks at all! and I get really annoyed by Love Triangles at least for the main couple! If there is no break up between the main leads after they get together, I am willing to watch, but I would prefer of they don't wait too long to get together...

I understand you, but I believe this is a good show! Other shows use angsty moments, love triangles, break ups and misunderstandings to keep things "interesting", but this show is lighthearted with a slice of life feel! I personally don't find boring the focus on work, because that's part of their character and I prefer a million times a problem at work than the never ending cycle of love triangle, misunderstandings, break ups and last 5 minutes of happiness only ending...

I agree! I believe it is possible when the show has either a solid theme so they can follow that up, like career, sport, school, business, etc.; it is also possible with a good plot and/or a good villain! For example, Love Me Love My Voice has that slice of life feel but also focuses on their careers and lives!

But writes love these creepy stalkers for their mandatory love triangles...

No, sorry. This is still in my queue, but I haven't watched it yet...

I have only watched two episodes but I follow a list of dramas with no break ups, and according to them, the main leads remain together in this one!

I hope you are right

I understand that.. but considering her flashbacks about him alone is enough for me to know that he shouldn't have the smallest chance with her. These characters should only enter the story to be destroyed by Karma, but instead they become a potential love interest like that makes any sense...

I HATE love triangles. I had high hopes for this one to be lighthearted and even more of a slice of life that your usual angsty romance story. Writers seem to obsessed with love triangles and will not allow themselves to come up with an actual plot instead...