Actual spoilers: She stays with her husband in the end, even though he only started to care for her, when he found out she was his childhood penpal - up until then, he protected the green tea no matter what she pulled, even when FL showed evidence again and again. Even after he realizes that green tea isn't the right person and breaks it off, he doesn't report her for attempted murder, putting FL in danger.
The bar is in Hell and this ML only just flops over it, I suppose.
It's a shame because the actors are doing a good job, it's just a trash plot.
The subs on the one I watched made it hard to follow - I think there's actually a pretty good fight for inheritance plot in there but it got hard to follow lol.
Also... that's the ending??? Feels like they cut things short and didn't get the last few episodes, or maybe they set up for a season 2 idk.
Any sort of 'complete' story here would need to be made up right now as the novel is still ongoing. There's definitely…
That's interesting to know - and makes me less hopeful for a season 2 of this particular version. The short drama scene is so fast-paced, they would probably end up having to recast a number of roles anyway by the time the story is complete, so at that point they might as well redo the whole version, I fear. I haven't seen the other versions of this one, but I dig that it's actually reverse harem and commits to it + FLs calm and cool personality, which feels like a rarity.
Watch this for the women supporting women with no malicious green teas in sight.
The villains are more complex than we sometimes see them but it feels like the story doesn't follow through on that complexity, leaving an unsatisfied feeling about it (is FLs brother an obsessive rapist psycho or a brother trying to protect his sister? Is MLs brother an abusive asshole or a naive youth? The story tells us both but doesn't really marry these parts into characters that truly make sense).
ML isn't bad but he unfortunately ends up not standing out against the backdrop of the villains and the women.
I actually think the character portrayal in this (as in making clear how and why the characters operate) is superior to the full-length version. The pacing is a hot mess though and makes the series seem disjointed at points. You can tell this story is just a bit to big for the limited time and budget of this format - even though the production value is high for a short drama.
Make sure to either read the novel or watch the full-length drama first, I think that will help to follow the story.
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The bar is in Hell and this ML only just flops over it, I suppose.
It's a shame because the actors are doing a good job, it's just a trash plot.
Also... that's the ending??? Feels like they cut things short and didn't get the last few episodes, or maybe they set up for a season 2 idk.
Still hoping for a part 2 to this version!
The villains are more complex than we sometimes see them but it feels like the story doesn't follow through on that complexity, leaving an unsatisfied feeling about it (is FLs brother an obsessive rapist psycho or a brother trying to protect his sister? Is MLs brother an abusive asshole or a naive youth? The story tells us both but doesn't really marry these parts into characters that truly make sense).
ML isn't bad but he unfortunately ends up not standing out against the backdrop of the villains and the women.
Make sure to either read the novel or watch the full-length drama first, I think that will help to follow the story.