Taino

It is a silly romcom. You're not supposed to take the plot too seriously.

It is all for the trope... they disregard a lot of common sense for the sake of tropes and more. for example, when he finds his "driver" during the first episodes searching his office clearly concealing his identity, but after the girl says, it is your driver, it suddenly erases the fact that he is doing something that raises all red flags all once... it is all for the tropes and for the plot I guess

I am on episode 3, and I don't trust him either.

Indeed. Her character was very well written! She wasn't perfect, but that's what character development is for! However, when it came to anyone pushing her to do whatever she didn't want to do, she would fight back and I loved that!

Not necessarily... it all depends on a few things. Some people actually like love triangles and even ship others with one of the main leads and/or develop second lead syndrome. The best case scenario is when this extra person contributes to the main couple getting together or at least the plot. Unfortunately, too many writers just use this to drag things or to create misunderstandings.

You are just describing one kind of love triangle. A love triangle is whenever two people like the same person

Indeed. It is one of the most used tropes ever. Fortunately, there are many different love triangles, and not all are annoying.

That is one love triangle, and if that was the only case, love triangles would be rare in Dramaland and not one of the most common tropes ever. A love triangle just require two people liking the same person.

Okay... episode 1, and their chemistry is already over the roof! from the moment they showed together for the first time on the screen.

I shouldn't want to watch this one, but I do...

Said no and yes in the same answer... LOL

I am now on episode 20, and that kid is very annoying. I am glad that FL is not a pushover and blocks him every time. The guy is just too invasive.

Some comments say that there are no love triangles here, but there are at least 2 big love triangles in the show. They have no chance, and sometimes contribute one way or another to the main couple, but yes, there are love triangles.

Dramaland has always allowed a free pass for both of the main leads of any drama to do things that done by anybody else would be completely wrong.

I smell a sad ending...

Thank you! I'll be ready to skip him!

Do you think it will be fine if I skip and/or fast forward throughout those episodes when I get there until they are back together on episode 27? (Maybe it is too early to ask this since I am only on episode 8)

I wouldn't call this "an energy", but a certain profile which is someone attractive and vulnerable in a hostile environment. I also believe that most victims believe it is their fault which maybe makes them even more vulnerable.

I don't think it is right to blame any of the main leads in this story. The girl is traumatized and while making mistakes sometimes, she was still a victim who needed to heal at her own pace. The male lead wasn't perfect, but he never harmed her, and was a green flag and a good example of what a supportive man should be.

I am far from those episodes, but I am glad that there is no dumb redemption arc for evil people here. I am tired of several K-Dramas and C-Dramas with horrible horrible horrible parents that end up being forgiven because "it is the right thing to do". I can continue watching this one with peace now.