It's from Kim So Hyun's previous drama My Lovely Liar where her Ex had his reasons like this drama for dumping…
Being cute doesn't excuse his behavior. While he was a lot better than the garbage ex in this drama, who constantly uses emotional blackmail, he could have at least told her his reason for breaking up and let her decide, rather than dumping her.
i wish they would choose bai lu as the FL i feel no chemistry with the ML despite the fact that Miles is doing…
Actually, I feel there is plenty of chemistry, and I'm even loving the OSTs of the drama. However, the makers shouldn't have changed the plot too much for drama from the novel in the romance aspect because it makes the female lead feel too immature. Feeling jealous and insecure is one thing, but always running away from your problems every time something happens is not a good sign in a relationship.
People were likee FL cheated on ML, but no, she was already clear about her ex, she has already said no to her…
Even then, according to C-drama logic, the female lead will get jealous, and the male lead will have to coax her. However, when he was feeling jealous, she never tried to comfort or coax him.
People are criticizing the FL, but you’ve got to remember she hasn’t fallen in love with the ML yet. Honestly,…
She isn't in love with the ML, but she should at least be able to firmly address the SML and maintain a distance from him, especially when she knows something is developing between her and the ML. Most of the complaints come from novel readers like myself because the narrative has been significantly changed from the novels. In the novel, the FL was very meek and always insecure about the ML. But even when she was upset, she never tried to break up every time she got angry. However, in this adaptation, she tries to break up at every opportunity. She seems indecisive in this version.
Regarding their professional lives, I think she is being very idealistic and meddlesome. The ML is the director, so he has to handle the pressure that comes with that position. The FL shouldn't interfere or threaten to break up every time they argue about work-related issues, especially since she doesn't fully understand the pressures he faces. I actually appreciated the scene where he embarrassed his employees in front of others because, in my opinion, if a person doesn't feel sufficiently guilty and embarrassed for their mistakes, they won't correct them and may believe they can get away with them.
I disagree. I dont think she threw a tantrum when she was asking him to terminate their relationship contract.…
I never said anything about her terminating the contract. It was her choice, and I think she made the right decision. I was talking about how she believed everyone else when they said that the ML and SFL were childhood sweethearts and had a very close relationship. Did she expect him to always be single without ever having a relationship or crush? She didn't know the full picture because she never asked him anything. She was jealous, but she could have talked to him about it. She could have fought for her love, but instead, she chose to nobly sacrifice it. As you mentioned, the ML also saw her and the SML being close, but despite being jealous, he never confronted the FL about it. Instead, he let her choose to be with whoever she wanted. And why should the ML confess during the contract termination scene? In his opinion, he got rejected in high school when he confessed to her through letters. He didn't know if she had feelings for the SML or not, which is why she terminated the contract. Only after she rejected the SML did the ML find the courage to confess.
Why did the FL's IQ drop to zero in episode 10? Why was she throwing tantrums at the ML? Did she expect him to always be single, even before she met him? Even the ML saw her and the SML together many times, appearing intimate from a third-person perspective, just as she saw him and his childhood friend, but he was just jealous and never threw tantrums at her. She could have handled it maturely like he did, instead of getting angry with him. I thought I would give this drama a solid 9 or 9.5, but now I don't think it deserves that much. Why make a couple mature, with misunderstandings being easily resolved, only to have their characters take a complete 180-degree shift?
yes, she is older than him in the drama - it is noona romance
Really, that's good, but her hairstyle and makeup are still very bad. The bangs don't suit her at all. She would look perfect if her hairstyle were like Jung So Min's in her new drama.
Although I don't mind age gaps, in the trailer, SHB looks visibly older than MSM, and that atrocious hairstyle and makeup aren't helping. I don't know if there's an age gap between the leads in the drama, but if there isn't, then it's a serious miscast by the makers. If it's not a noona romance, they should have cast someone older than MSM or someone younger than SHB for their respective roles. I hope their chemistry is good in the drama because I'm highly anticipating the drama for its plot.
Regarding their professional lives, I think she is being very idealistic and meddlesome. The ML is the director, so he has to handle the pressure that comes with that position. The FL shouldn't interfere or threaten to break up every time they argue about work-related issues, especially since she doesn't fully understand the pressures he faces. I actually appreciated the scene where he embarrassed his employees in front of others because, in my opinion, if a person doesn't feel sufficiently guilty and embarrassed for their mistakes, they won't correct them and may believe they can get away with them.
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