haliaku

Yes, I counted because you said “too much,” so I checked the actual screen time. 😭 47 minutes across 8 episodes is hardly excessive. If you personally think 15 minutes is enough, that’s your preference but calling 47 minutes “too much” doesn’t make it an objective fact.

Too much..?? From episode 1 to episode 8, he’s had only 47 minutes of screen time. That hardly qualifies as ‘too much.’”

Ong seong wu really understood the assignment. Making us hate the character while still appreciating his acting? That’s talent.

We saw the hints, yes ...The matching ring scene with his brother was definitely a clue. But I mean we still haven’t seen enough of his actual character developmentwhat happened, what drives him, and how he gradually became this person. A few hints aren’t the same as properly developing his storyline.

I don't mind him becoming more problematic in the second.what im hoping for is a convincing reason behind it.give us the progression, the motivation and the emosional buildup, not just "villain does villain things "

At this point, the problem isn’t even the 2ML it’s the way he’s written. Give the man some actual character development instead of making every appearance feel like an interruption.

Exactly, the clues are there. But at this point I need more than hints . Give us his perspective and let us see what actually happened 12 years ago!

I never expected the 2nd lead/villain to end up with the FL. That was never the point for me. I just want meaningful character development and a compelling plot. But it’s episode 8 and we’re still waiting for this supposedly terrifying villain to actually show us why he’s a villain.

I get what you mean, but I think the problem isn’t the SML,it’s how the character is written. A well developed 2nd lead can add so much to the story. The problem is when they’re given weak development and suddenly become a plot device that kills the whole vibe.

But he’s already 31 years old. 🤣

I don't mind Yeori choosing Ganguk. What I'm really curious about is Minhwan's true motives and how his story unfolds.🤔

I don't find him boring. I think his storyline is slowly building toward a bigger reveal, especially with the hotel business, Reina, and the 300-year mystery.

He's annoying in the way a good antagonist should be. I dont think he has too much screen time yet.

I actually can't wait for Minhwan to do his worst. It's what I've been looking forward ever since hearing he got the role. 🤭

I was referring to our 2nd ml. I think the 300 yr story is meant to add depth to his character. not just imply that he's obsessed. we'll have to wait and see how the writers connect everything.

maybe...or maybe the 300 year story is there to explain his motivations rather than simply making him crazy 🙃

Some people call it foreshadowing. I call it character development

Okay... I like this. This could be the turning point that finally brings out Minhwan's true villain side.
Main couple, please stay together. The closer and more lovey-dovey they become, the better ,it'll make the villain even more ruthless. 😈

Not caring about him, yet you're here talking about him 🤔🤭

Maybe that's exactly what the writers want you to think... for now 🤭

That's probably the point of his character. I'm waiting for his real villain side before making any judgment. 😏