someone tell me who all dies in the end, i cant handle getting attached to side characters that dont survive in a historical cdrama yet again (tho it might already be too late 😭😭😭)
on ep 18 and this oblivious ahh man is killing me 😭😭😭 i swear if by episode 25 he isnt simping for her im sending a personal message to all tiktok editors 😭
the mom drugging her own son???? this is the first time I have seen a mom be this selfish in a cdrama damn usually at least it is a step-mother so it is kinda (not really) justifiable but nah here the ML's mom is his biggest opp broooo whattttt
on episode 6 and i keep screaming at the screen like MY GIRL DONT FALL FOR IT DONT FALL FOR HIM HE IS ONLY PRETENDING HE IS PLAYING WITH YOU GIRLLL DONT DO ITTTT 😭😭😭 but he is so hot with those eyebrows i dont even blame her
I read the summary like two times and for some reason my brain refuses to comprehend the plot😭😭
modern day girl transports into her favorite webtoon, she is only supposed to be a side character and is happy to be one but her actions cause her to accidentally become the female lead (male lead falls for her) and from there she tries to undo the damage and make sure the actual female lead stays the main character, so on and so forth the story continues...
bruh apparently they havent even filmed yet and they cant until minhyun gets out of the military and then even after it will take another year to shoot 😭
omg pi hanul on treasure box??? bruh why did i not realize he was 6ft2??? yall am i tripping he did not seem that tall in the show did he??? i was also too busy being angry at him so maybe i didnt notice lol also happy that he got the baeksang nomination
ok im on ep7 and i get why this show is annoying lol she fell for him way too easily, he has not been charming or properly wooed her at all and she's all like i still like you. i really enjoyed their bickering and trope of falling for someone you shouldnt be is soooo good but also frustrating lol
I loved brewing love too! it was not a masterpiece but wasn't bad at all either. if this drama gives similar vibes…
im a huge sucker for opposites attract and brewing love was exactly that plus the male lead was so refreshing, their love was so soft and healthy gah for me the drama is always about the characters and the relationships so i skipped all the work subplot which i can understand people not enjoying but other than that it was one of my fave dramas lol i watched the first episode of this one and it seems really fun!
i ended up getting invested in the subplot more than i expected, still i skipped a lot since im here for the romance. the romance was very cute, heart fluttering, charming, and lovely. we love a healthy mature romance, the main point is that they worked together as a team throughout and you can feel their love through it. i can definitely see how this can be a hit or miss drama for people, but if you are a romantic i think you would enjoy this one.
but it wasnt stupid she was really hurt by the betrayal of her first love and she was also concerned the way she…
Because most people like to pretend they are criticizing other things when essentially it just boils down to not liking female characters and inability to accept their flaws, the same flaws that they wont care about in a male character mind you.
She was literally hurt and traumatized since childhood, they portrayed that quite well in the episode, you not being empathetic towards her experience is your prerogative but just because you can't relate to it doesn't mean her experience doesn't resonate with many other young women, an online relationship can be just as heartbreaking and the effects of that heartbreak being carried into adulthood doesn't sound insane to me sorry.
To break it down for you: there is nothing to hate in the writing, you are belittling her emotions and experience that the writer conveyed pretty well. Also, this show has made clear since day one what their relationship's main conflict is going to be, if you find that plot point so silly why are you even watching this show?
She was literally hurt and traumatized since childhood, they portrayed that quite well in the episode, you not being empathetic towards her experience is your prerogative but just because you can't relate to it doesn't mean her experience doesn't resonate with many other young women, an online relationship can be just as heartbreaking and the effects of that heartbreak being carried into adulthood doesn't sound insane to me sorry.
To break it down for you: there is nothing to hate in the writing, you are belittling her emotions and experience that the writer conveyed pretty well. Also, this show has made clear since day one what their relationship's main conflict is going to be, if you find that plot point so silly why are you even watching this show?