Awesome! I have been waiting to watch this one! Now I know what goes next in my queue!
They are officially together during the last two episodes. However, do not let this discourage you, since their feelings are obvious from episode 2, and their relationship since then is no less than practically dating.
The plot is very good, and she will try to put some distance between them a few times, but he stays with her at all times.
It was good up until the dating show ended. After that it was boring. Nothing was happening. Jong Kyuk is the…
I genuinely don't understand second lead syndrome or simply shipping other people other than then main leads together. In a "romance" story, the whole point is for the "main leads" to be together, since it is "their" "romance" that we are talking about. How hard is it to understand?
I feel like people who likes love triangles and second lead syndrome are masochists who trick themselves with the hope of something that is not supposed to happen. I can go even further, and say that any exception where the main leads do not end up together is a sad ending.
To your point, shipping one of the leads with someone else just because they are pretty or handsome makes no sense, since they are usually completely disregarding the feelings of the main leads that usually like each other at that point, or going by looks alone, it is a whole crew of actors/celebrities; they all look good!
The initial premise of ML and his condition held lot of promise for a riveting comedy.instead we get the usual…
The sad part is that unnecessary break ups, annoying love triangles and evil mothers in law can be avoided with good character development, a good plot or even a good villain, but some writers prefer to drive us crazy with love triangles.
I watched "Radio Romance" recently, and was reminded that some people like to torture themselves because the shippers for the other guy and the second lead syndrome was not lacking, which is part of why writers keep doing this. However, for me, "romance" is about the main leads, so I prefer to see more of them than another dude stealing screentime and warm moments that could happen between the leads, but are wasted with this other guy.
Don't get me wrong, love triangles can serve a purpose through creating jealousy that will push the main leads together, provoking character development or moving the plot forward, but some of these stories push too hard on love triangles.
I blame the writers, and inside the story, I blame the three people involved in the love triangle. I blame the writers because they feed the unrealistic fantasy many women have of a herd of men just waiting for them, while their true love suffers, like making your true love suffer is a test or something...
I blame the male lead for not going for the woman he loves shamelessly; I blame the girl for not opening up to her true love and allowing this other guy to orbit around her one way or the other, and I blame the third person for not stepping back even when the girl does not like you and even when he knows that she likes someone else now.
I was looking into this one yesterday, but the tag "ex comes back" and how stupid and overwhelming love triangles can be in Dramaland, I am afraid to watch this one.
Just because a drama shows cheating, doesn't mean its glorified. Calm down, lol.
Allow me to correct myself; the writers to receive some blame for this because they introduce elements with the intention to create a window of doubt that would justify the cheater's actions. If they pretended to portray cheating as something bad, they would allow it to happen as something bad even if there is regret afterwards, instead of creating small elements that can add up to an excuse before the cheating happened. I know you are in no mood to argue about this, and I don't plan to invest my time and watch this after I found out about the cheating, so I hope we encounter again somewhere across MDL and talk about something else :).
i am rewatching it and i wonder, does the writers feel happy when they ruin such a great love story with stupid…
I ask the same thing to myself... I believe that angst and drama serve a purpose when they help the plot move forward, help character development or simply grant us a rewarding happy moment when it is solved, but most of the times is completely unnecessary and the reward is less than the angst, there is no balance. This brings the question: what is that for then? for people who like to suffer or feel bad? I don't get it...
Just because a drama shows cheating, doesn't mean its glorified. Calm down, lol.
I haven't watched this but it happens. You have to read the writers intentions, and sometimes they allow one of the characters cheat and usually justify their actions with something, so I don't doubt that it happened here.
This one caught my attention thanks to this comment, but I would I would like to know how good or bad are previous…
I ended up skipping from episode 10 to episode 16 (while watching the previews) and the last episode is very cute! I will start season 2 now, but I already saw the nurse guy that will form the new love triangle. I hope that he does not have too much screentime or get too close to FL, since I don't want to skip, but I am ready to do so.
Does Marriage mean nothing in Japan? I have seen a few Japanese dramas now where regardless of the girl having…
Just finished Season 1, and just watched the trailer for Season 2, and I am about to skip the hell out of the new guy who obviously does not respect marriage...!
The plot is very good, and she will try to put some distance between them a few times, but he stays with her at all times.
I feel like people who likes love triangles and second lead syndrome are masochists who trick themselves with the hope of something that is not supposed to happen. I can go even further, and say that any exception where the main leads do not end up together is a sad ending.
To your point, shipping one of the leads with someone else just because they are pretty or handsome makes no sense, since they are usually completely disregarding the feelings of the main leads that usually like each other at that point, or going by looks alone, it is a whole crew of actors/celebrities; they all look good!
I watched "Radio Romance" recently, and was reminded that some people like to torture themselves because the shippers for the other guy and the second lead syndrome was not lacking, which is part of why writers keep doing this. However, for me, "romance" is about the main leads, so I prefer to see more of them than another dude stealing screentime and warm moments that could happen between the leads, but are wasted with this other guy.
Don't get me wrong, love triangles can serve a purpose through creating jealousy that will push the main leads together, provoking character development or moving the plot forward, but some of these stories push too hard on love triangles.
I blame the writers, and inside the story, I blame the three people involved in the love triangle. I blame the writers because they feed the unrealistic fantasy many women have of a herd of men just waiting for them, while their true love suffers, like making your true love suffer is a test or something...
I blame the male lead for not going for the woman he loves shamelessly; I blame the girl for not opening up to her true love and allowing this other guy to orbit around her one way or the other, and I blame the third person for not stepping back even when the girl does not like you and even when he knows that she likes someone else now.