I mean you can say the same about her she was not in that either that relationship was dead awhile ago i think.
Yes, of course, he has changed a lot. That's exactly my point. He treats his landlord with more care and consideration than he ever showed his ex-girlfriend. That's the issue I have.
I can understand and even accept the FL's behavior. She was loyal to him, cared deeply about him, and was genuinely invested in the relationship, yet he was the one who ended it. What I struggle to accept is the ML's behavior before the breakup. Even if his ex had flaws, he never seemed emotionally present in the relationship. It often felt like he had already lost interest and was simply waiting for it to end.
That's why I find it hard to sympathize with him in that part of the story.
I know the ML's ex is portrayed as a gold digger, but I still think he was quite indifferent toward her. Yes, he spent money on her, but while watching those episodes, I actually felt that I would have broken up with him too if I had a boyfriend like that. He didn't seem to care about her nearly as much as he cared about his landlord.
Sometimes it even felt like he was already tired of the relationship. The way he acted made it seem as if he had emotionally checked out long before the breakup happened. Honestly, I didn't think the breakup would affect him that much because he looked like someone who was already expecting it to happen.
Let's put the dubbing issues aside for a second. Guys, I don't know if anyone else feels the same way, but I had this feeling from the very first time I read the synopsis. I ignored it because I hadn't watched the drama yet.
Now I've finally watched it and just finished the first two episodes, but I can't shake this feeling anymore. Watching it feels like watching a mini drama with longer episode lengths. The storyline, production, costumes, characters, and even the overall atmosphere give me strong mini-drama vibes. The FL, ML, and SML all feel like characters straight out of a mini drama.
I really want to enjoy and continue watching it, but I just can't get rid of this feeling that I'm watching a mini drama stretched into full-length episodes.
Love is Sweet (2020) made investment banking seem edgy and interesting. Love Has Fireworks makes investment banking…
Ahh, you got the point—business ethics. The drama seems completely unconcerned with them. Love Is Sweet was far better in that regard. Its plot wasn't nearly this careless when it came to portraying the business world.
The romance here is fine, and the leads are good as well. But the business scenes are honestly quite boring. It gives me the same feeling I had while watching Only for Love both the business ethics and the workplace environment feel odd and unrealistic. The only things carrying the drama are the romance and the attractive leads.
One day, a handsome young general saved you. You couldn't stop thinking about him, and before long, you had fallen in love. You walked for miles and spent hours just to catch a glimpse of him. And now, every morning, you wake up beside him. Ahh, just imagine that feeling. It makes me so happy.
I love watching this drama. It's warm and enjoyable, but at the same time, something feels off. I think it's the storyline because I just can't get into the way the professional environment is portrayed. The workplace atmosphere doesn't feel very realistic to me.
This is the first time since Shine on Me that I've felt this way about a couple. The butterflies are flying in my stomach. Honestly, Cheng Lei and Lu Lu are both incredibly good-looking, and when they're together, they're truly a feast for the eyes.
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I can understand and even accept the FL's behavior. She was loyal to him, cared deeply about him, and was genuinely invested in the relationship, yet he was the one who ended it. What I struggle to accept is the ML's behavior before the breakup. Even if his ex had flaws, he never seemed emotionally present in the relationship. It often felt like he had already lost interest and was simply waiting for it to end.
That's why I find it hard to sympathize with him in that part of the story.
Sometimes it even felt like he was already tired of the relationship. The way he acted made it seem as if he had emotionally checked out long before the breakup happened. Honestly, I didn't think the breakup would affect him that much because he looked like someone who was already expecting it to happen.
Now I've finally watched it and just finished the first two episodes, but I can't shake this feeling anymore. Watching it feels like watching a mini drama with longer episode lengths. The storyline, production, costumes, characters, and even the overall atmosphere give me strong mini-drama vibes. The FL, ML, and SML all feel like characters straight out of a mini drama.
I really want to enjoy and continue watching it, but I just can't get rid of this feeling that I'm watching a mini drama stretched into full-length episodes.
The romance here is fine, and the leads are good as well. But the business scenes are honestly quite boring. It gives me the same feeling I had while watching Only for Love both the business ethics and the workplace environment feel odd and unrealistic. The only things carrying the drama are the romance and the attractive leads.