Exactly. TK and YD are in their own league. The way the leads communicate/know each other without words, care…
ikr! and usually in dramas like these it's the mother-in-law's disapproval and stuff that stir up trouble, but here the mothers absolutely adore them and i love that!
Love how confident TK is about his feelings for YD. And unlike other kdrama leads, he ain't clueless and naive about YD's feeling either. He knows that while she's in denial, it's due to Jinjja and not because she has no feelings at all. I love this couple! The second leads are no threat at all because their only care in the world is each other and jinjja.
There's nothing wrong with the FL, imo, but the romance is a no for me. ML is old and mature, and FL is young…
I never said childlike character, she has the quality of keeping the child within her alive as an adult. Does not mean she's always behaving like a child within the drama. Just because someone's cute doesn't mean they ain't mature.
Maybe these are just things subs can't translate. He has from the beginning to now talked to her formally, unlike the students to whom he has the freedom to talk down to as an adult.
While I respect your opinion I'd have to strongly disagree, I in no way felt anything acutely romantic between her and her dad (thankgod!) As a person who's been invested in the story from day1, I've felt the growth of the leads' relationship organic. Kdramas have made romance too unreal with the long stares following a simple brush of hands and slow motion kisses from multiple angles with cheesy bg music. What this drama shows feels much real. And if that chemistry somehow is failing to reach you, that's alright. People perceive things differently is all :)
There's nothing wrong with the FL, imo, but the romance is a no for me. ML is old and mature, and FL is young…
I'd disagree with you there. While she does have that childlike quality within her, it in no way takes away from her maturity. This is a working woman with years under her belt, just because she is tryna fit in with teens in this world don't let it fool you. Like KDW mentioned in an interview, she's perfect to play the ambiguous age where she can pass off as a teen and yet seem mature. While with her mom and dad she acts like a teen, whenever its her and Haejun, I always see her as an adult because he always treats her like an equal and not like he treat other kids.
Yeondoo's final scene was exactly what koreans describe as cider! It felt so relieving seeing someone finally stand up to that horrible family members. For so long I've suppressed my frustration and held it in thinking "this is a makjang , that's how people act, I've to accept it." But seeing a character actually retort, that too strongly like this. I'm just so damn happy!!! YES! Taekyung and Yeondoo are truly made for eachother, she'll surely teach him to stand up for himself!
Can't wait to see (and write about) it. Hope kisskh comes thru quickly.
I'm too impatient to wait that I end up watching it live 😅 tbh the ep was going kinda slow until YD's explosion at the end. the wait is totally worth it, you won't be disappointed
Maybe these are just things subs can't translate. He has from the beginning to now talked to her formally, unlike the students to whom he has the freedom to talk down to as an adult.
While I respect your opinion I'd have to strongly disagree, I in no way felt anything acutely romantic between her and her dad (thankgod!) As a person who's been invested in the story from day1, I've felt the growth of the leads' relationship organic. Kdramas have made romance too unreal with the long stares following a simple brush of hands and slow motion kisses from multiple angles with cheesy bg music. What this drama shows feels much real. And if that chemistry somehow is failing to reach you, that's alright. People perceive things differently is all :)