Did you guys really like the second couple? Personally, I couldn’t understand how they ended up together at all. They felt quite boring and lacked any real character development as a pair, even though both had sensitive pasts. There was no emotional attachment between them, yet they suddenly got together in one episode. I also didn’t like how the leads kept forgiving people without any apology, as if the wrongdoer was the victim who didn’t need to say sorry at all.
THE FL has someone else now, are you watching a differnt show from me at no point have I seen the FL date anyone…
I never said she was dating anyone; I just feel that the SML could be a good partner for her. To me, it seems like she isn’t as deeply in love as the ML is. We empathize with everything the ML endured and admire how he still helped her, even though, from his perspective, their relationship had ended very badly. But did we see the same kind of effort or understanding from the FL? No, right?
That’s why I was wistfully thinking that maybe the ML deserves someone else (not her friend, the SFL)—someone who would genuinely appreciate his efforts. So far, I haven’t seen any signs of that from the FL. Instead of constantly bickering, she could have tried to understand his reasons for the breakup or at least made some effort to address it.
I just hope the ML gives himself a chance to date someone else. The FL has someone else now, so he should stop caring for her and focus on himself instead of wasting his care on someone who doesn’t deserve it—at least based on what I’ve seen so far. It would be healthier for him, but alas, how can this be a rom-com if they don’t turn the ML’s love for the FL into comedy?
Why did FL get angry after he confessed, she was literally wanting him toAnd why did ML not get on stage??
She was angry because, after his confession, he admitted that he needed some time to figure out how to properly care for her. He told her that while he liked her, he didn’t know how to love anyone yet. You see, that’s why the ML didn’t get on the stage. Honestly, though, that scene isn’t one of my favorite moments for the FL. She shouldn’t have pressured him into making a decision when he clearly wasn’t ready.
There were countless moments when I just wanted to slap both leads for their illogical and indecent behaviors—enough to fill a whole page. Let's put the ML aside, as he is technically a patient with emotional blindness, but I expected some understanding from her side, at least, given how determined she was in treating and pursuing him. She should not have made jokes about his condition, and she certainly should not have pressured him into accepting her somewhat public confession.
This drama is really good, but one thing I didn't like was how Zhang Qingya didn’t face proper punishment. It’s frustrating how villains in Chinese dramas often don’t get the justice they deserve. Is there some unspoken rule about that? In contrast, I feel Korean dramas handle revenge much better. The villains usually get their rightful karma and punishment, which makes the whole experience so much more satisfying.
This drama would have been a 100/10 for me if San Ha had at least slapped his mother once, or if his father had stood up to her, even if it meant confronting her harshly liking slapping or even hurting her physically as she did to others. I don't know why it's not domestic abuse when a woman slaps a man in these dramas whatever the reason be while even the smallest of things from man can get them under domestic abuse case.
The mothers in this drama are incredibly frustrating—it's almost as if they would have done their children a favor by not having them at all. I fail to understand why people choose to have children when they are unwilling or unable to provide proper care. If they don’t want the responsibility, they should consider abortion rather than bringing a child into a life of neglect. I never imagined mothers could be portrayed as so terrible until I watched this drama.
In my opinion, a mother’s primary role is to provide love, care, and nourishment, while fathers should offer emotional and financial support to create a sense of security for their child. This drama, however, highlights that even mothers can fall far short of these expectations. It’s both disheartening and eye-opening.
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That’s why I was wistfully thinking that maybe the ML deserves someone else (not her friend, the SFL)—someone who would genuinely appreciate his efforts. So far, I haven’t seen any signs of that from the FL. Instead of constantly bickering, she could have tried to understand his reasons for the breakup or at least made some effort to address it.
In my opinion, a mother’s primary role is to provide love, care, and nourishment, while fathers should offer emotional and financial support to create a sense of security for their child. This drama, however, highlights that even mothers can fall far short of these expectations. It’s both disheartening and eye-opening.