Taino

I'll look into it! Thank you!

A proper plot would have saved this story, but the loved triangles killed it for me.

I had high hopes for this one, but from the moment I watched episode 1, I knew that a love triangle would play a role in this story.

Awesome! Thank you!

I ended up watching the whole thing and ai loved it! and yes, of course I need more recommendations!

Indeed!

It doesn't matter of the guy sold her soul for the girl, since he is not the protagonist... You don't like someone because they "sacrificed", but because you like the person and have feelings for that person ...

This is yet another case of Second Lead Syndrome. For these people, it doesn't matter what the girl choice is because they like the other guy and they decided that they should be together, even though the guy is not the protagonist, therefore, he is not meant to be with her anyway...

I'll wait until all episodes are out! Good luck to the valiant vanguard that is brave enough to watch this as episodes come out! We, the ones to must know if the story will have a happy ending, how bad the love triangle is and if there will be any break up, we thank you for your service!!

The poor kid was an orphan and was going through hard times, but instead of trying to educate him, they antagonize him to a point that they forced "a child" to experience abandonment all over again, face the world alone from a young age, only to make it as an amazing adult but have the same adults that could have been his guide as a person and athlete to blame him for the mistakes of a child... that makes no sense to me.

I couldn't agree more! Even FL's mother and her sister in the present speak about him like he assaulted someone and nobody observe the most relevant point, which is that he was a child!!

One of my only critiques for this one is the classic trope of holding an adult accountable for something he did as a kid or even teenager. How does it makes sense that a kid do what most kids do, misbehave or just straight up make mistakes like all children do, and hold that over the head of that person for the rest of their life... kids are immature... jeesh...

One of my only critiques for this one is the classic...

They kiss a lot of times! She "denies" him when they are in public, once when they had a fight, and the rest of the time she is either shy or just playing around...

One of my favorite elements of this story!

I would exchange the angst, unnecessary break ups and misunderstandings for this style every day of the week! I don't care if it feels a bit slow at times, but that it is lighthearted and heartwarming

I understand protesting for better working conditions, but they were literally stealing and someone in the group almost killed a person, so they got off easy just getting fired and not going straight to jail...

Regarding the protest...

The uncle is evil, and one of the antagonists, but the people who directly hurt the protagonist were the old secretary who betrayed him and the secretary leader in the present. The secretary's intentions might not be bad, but her actions are still a crime, and she and the driver were willing to kill for their "justice" mission...

There is no doubt about who the real villain is in this story...