Yinsaei

My love for this couple with healthy communication has no end, I'm not ready to let them go next week.

Ep.13 pre-release with English subs:
https://twitter.com/junholeecious/status/1685092084905287680?t=H24VjKXwHQY_25jEDEt7jA&s=09

If you found the first 6 episodes boring I'd say this show is probably not gonna be for you.

Yooo, only one day left until episode 13! Who's excited?! 😄

Some of you have no business being so funny I can't with this comments section 🤣

Woah, you couldn't have said it better. I wish I could pin this to the top of this comments section so that everyone could read it as soon as they come here.

I think what people are saying is that their relationship itself is the main plot. I know that may sound strange if that's something important to you but some of us don't need a convoluted story to enjoy watching a show. It's a romcom that partly leans on the "slice of life" genre and many of us enjoy that type of content, though I understand that it's not everyone's cup of tea. This is more a matter of personal preference than objective quality to me. And I also understand the frustration of not getting your expectations met, but if the genre is the problem it only means the show wasn't actually made for you. I watched Melancholia expecting romance the entire time but got virtually none of it and it made me mad. The truth is it just wasn't what the drama was about in the first place. So I'm sorry you feel like you've wasted your time watching this show, I don't like it when that happens to me either. But I personally can't get enough of exactly what you don't like about it.

Now about their relationship, it's not perfect but it's certainly healthier than most of the ones we usually get. They don't have misunderstandings that take a long time to resolve, they support and protect each other, they are not afraid to show the other affection, they talk to each other when they're upset about something, the male lead is thoughtful, asks for consent when needed and doesn't abuse his power to get close to the female lead (see: A Business Proposal), the female lead doesn't engage in push-pull behavior and doesn't make the male lead walk on eggshells (see: Descendants of the Sun), I could go on... No relationship is perfect but theirs feels like a breath of fresh air in the Kdrama landscape imo.

I'm loving the slow-build of the romance but now I wish we had more than 16 episodes because I want to see them being together too! Also most of the plot has to be resolved in that span of time, I don't know how they're gonna do both at the same time. 😢

Ooh, that's sweet, thanks! 😊

Yes, the main characters are relatable and likable and uncliché, I love how they're written. And I'm also enjoying how they are building the romance between them. It's subtle and sweet and I'm here for it. Wish more people would watch this drama too.

He looks unbelievable in that suit and with that haircut but tbh he looks fine all the time it's so distracting, I have to pause the episode to collect myself sometimes 😂

Right?! 🥰

Ooooooh, I love them so much!! That last scene! ❤️

No, I agree. This kind of comments don't serve any purpose and while they have the right to post them I think it's a poor choice in terms of time, energy and influence on the people that read them (even on the people who agree with the poster, tbh). I think they just want their opinions to be heard by someone but they don't take into consideration the impact of doing so on the people around them and I understand it can be frustrating. But I also know I can't stop them from posting comments like these so I'd rather ignore them and put my energy conversing with people who actually want to have a open-minded and respectful discussion. It's difficult not to let yourself get swayed by so much hostility sometimes though, I get it.

I agree that it's necessary to let everyone express their opinions regardless of how negative they can be and I'm not that bothered by them. I actually like to read them when they're constructive so I can understand where people are coming from. I guess I just wouldn't be interested in spending a lot of time talking about a show I'm not really enjoying, on a personal level. I posted a few comments on the See You In My 19th Life page but I'd much rather spend my time here conversing about a show I enjoy. It's up to the individual but sometimes I wonder why people are so adamant about critiquing a show they don't like, especially when they're not looking to discuss it with others. And I'm not necessarily talking about this show, by the way. All in all I don't think this comment section has been particularly negative compared to some other ones.

I hear you. It makes sense to me that people would want more external forces to impact their relationship. Personally that's not something I absolutely need to stay interested but I understand if it's important to you.

Ah really? That's upsetting.

I don't think he knew either. Not only would it be very out of character for him to hide the situation from Sarang, but considering how distant he was from his family and how distracted he was with his romantic relationship I wouldn't find it surprising that he didn't figure this one out sooner. At least I hope so.

Sign me up please 🥲

"It's as if the show isn't toxic enough to please people." This. That's what it sounds like to me sometimes. People are so used to getting toxic relationships for the sake of having plot they can't accept one that doesn't function like that. 😅 I completely agree with the rest as well.

Absolutely, I completely agree.