Taino

This show has a lot of villains, but he is my least favorite character!

One of the things that bother me the most is that he is one of those characters that does not even suffer his own pain and problems. He likes to borrow other's issues and make them his own and then attack others like he was the victim. The whole rivalry and problem with Hyun Tae Woon is about something that has absolutely nothing to do with him, but he takes it upon himself like he is the victim, when it has never been about you stupid overdramatic waste of time character :).

I have something to say about Song Dae Hwi...

The only similarity is that they happen in a school setting. Heirs is almost a melodrama, while this one is almost a rom com with a touch of mystery, but still very lighthearted even though it touches on important topics like bullying.

The obnoxious guy that made everything about himself..? I see...

Shame on those who said that this show does not have a love triangle, when in only 4 episodes the love triangle is extremely obvious and pushed by the writers creating many situations between the female lead and the other guy. I hate love triangles, so I have my finger on the FF/Skip button.

Hola! MDL has recommended this show to me for the longest time, so I decided to give it a try, and I am liking the show very much by episode 4.

I believe in balance! You can have the greatest evil, but the good ones overcoming the bad, getting their victories and just the feel good moments should make for the angst...

It makes two of us. I was wary about this one, so I have been following up with some spoilers only to determine if it was worthy of my time, but it is not. I don't mind a heavy plot, but I don't like an unbalanced story where evil wins most of the time only for the good ones to win in the end and only in the end.

This is a huge red flag for me!

I am only on episode 3 and there is an obvious but slight love triangle.

This is why it is sometimes better to place the story in an older time period, because we are in the era of information, and I have to agree with you. She doesn't need to remember a thing, if she unlocked her smartphone...

That's called a "Cliff Hanger" (I think, lol), and is super effective.

I love and hate Japanese dramas! I love how authentic they feel, and how the plot moves quickly, but they like to have pushover characters and stupidly heavy and unnecessary love triangles! Hence, the question, how is this show considering this...?

Awesome! that works for me! Thank you!

I usually try to avoid break ups mainly because they add nothing to the story but angst and defy the whole concept of "true love" that the main leads are supposed to feel for each other. However, I am completely fine with an early break up and even more if this is meaningful to the plot, besides, I rather have an early break up than a late break up just before the end.

I have been curious about this one for some time, but I feel like I should give it a try.

I am willing to skip or fast forward, so I am not going to stress over the love triangles or annoying SML or SFL.

Could you please tell me how long (episodes) do they take to get back together and if they ever break up again?

Hey Vincenzo! Reading this from you is somewhat reassuring because I think we like similar things, but I feel like I still have to ask... when do the main leads get together? any annoying love triangle (s)? Break ups between the main leads (when and for how long)? And how is the romance overall from before they date until the very end?

Okay! Thanks!

Did you ever get the answer for this question?

Can you please tell me in what episode the main leads get together?

Did you ever get the answers to your questions?