Its actually the audience.I don't know why female audience cant take it when ML gets beaten up for FL. Or he sacrificed…
I feel like people are more into morally grey, bloody, obsessive male leads than decent, healthy humane ones. Like you said, Jing Chao's psycho Bai character is too powerful, and that's why it makes it interesting to see how the lead will tackle him. He is not some stupid idiotic rival but a more cunning and manipulating man that leads others to corner. These characters weren't portrayed as immortals with high intelligence but as normal humans who advance their knowledge and experience in their respective expertises as they move forward while overcoming obstacles. I don't know how the story will unfold, but it takes time and a lot of perseverance for them to especially defeat a man like Bai Psycho. It is understandable that there are trials and errors.
Nothing actually changed in Sol and Sun-jae's relationship in the present timeline because Sun-jae is the original…
I was thinking same like you until SunJae's father mentioned, "It's been a long time since he last saw him smile that big" (in the final episode 56:00) I wonder what he implies from that line? My take is that he may have dated once or a few times, but it was a long time ago. But again, when it comes to SJ's love life, In-Hyuk is the most creditable source. SJ's father doesn't know anything about his son's taste in women lol. Any guess @EunTakJi? love to hear your thoughts :)
All the best, Sun-Jaeyaa!!!
I wonder what he implies from that line? My take is that he may have dated once or a few times, but it was a long time ago. But again, when it comes to SJ's love life, In-Hyuk is the most creditable source. SJ's father doesn't know anything about his son's taste in women lol. Any guess @EunTakJi? love to hear your thoughts :)