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Can I ask for insight into the 2nd lead. This is my second watch, and I was very pleased with the outcome of the story. This time I’d like to understand the 2nd lead better. I’m early enough in my second watch that romance isn’t a major focus yet. I was wondering if anyone would like to help me understand the 2nd leads potential a bit better because I feel like many are passionately team 2nd lead. It would be fun to understand better.

I hated it…till I didn’t…then suddenly I loved it. One episode in and it was awful to me. Two episodes in and I was a little intrigued. By the end I wept cause it was over. It’s not everyone’s cup of tea, but it was mine.

The tag says arrogant male lead. I was wondering if that means grit your teeth boys over flowers arrogant, or surprisingly charming what’s wrong with secretary Kim charming? Something in between? Something else entirely? I’m not always a fan of gritting my teeth trying to like a lead.

Thank you. I love slice of life. You’ve helped prepare me. I’m grateful. I’m actually a bit excited. The pacing seems to suit my mood.

Thank you. I’ll have to be true beauty patient. True beauty made us wait but I was satisfied.

May I ask for a mild spoiler? I enjoy shows a bit better with them. What episode does her family find out the reasons she came home? I’m on episode 2.

Thank you!!

I’m on episode six and I was wondering if I could ask for a vague spoiler? Do they bring up her families past again? And was it a happy ending?

I have a question, in episode nine the computer hacker lady of the healer team threatened to expose the bad guys if they didn’t send evidence. Did she follow through? Did they?

That’s encouraging. I was worried there would be nothing at all. I to enjoy scenes of groveling or repentance, but I’ll take understanding as almost as satisfying.

Yes the ML in LLTG was almost completely a green flag. I just meant that when something bothered someone in the show they usually talked or screamed or revenged about it. Things like trust issues didn’t unrealistically disappear. They resurfaced.

Does the cutesy make all the trust issues disappear? I’m always disappointed when attraction is used as a tool to ignore all the bad that happened in the first of the story. I think that’s what made love like the galaxy so believable. Issues weren’t usually casually dismissed.