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Agree. This show is nowhere near being smartly written enough for us to do so and all the plotholes are just there to prove my point. We don't even try to read into things anymore because what's the point when even the biggest things happening don't make any sense

the number of times where I was like "so they're not gonna have her found out what HJP did ? seriously?"
He is soo selfless

I have no idea WHY they decided to rush everything by episode 9. It felt like they changed the ending halfway through because they realized that they gave HJP too much attention.
Because I REFUSEto believe that they didn't think ahead about how to properly adresse the LETTERS. It's just not credible. You don't built a plot around something as big as that and decide to just sweep it under the rug. They gave to much space to HJP and regretted it later on.

I'm convinced that they decided to forget all about it because actually adressing the matter would lead them to give HJP more screen time, with both the jidal conversation and the dalmi/grandma conversation. And since people were already rooting for him waaaay too hard, it wasn't a good idea for them to do so considering how stubborn they were with their Dodal endgame.
That wouldn't have leave any room to Nam Dosan and that's not what they wanted.

it doesn't matter from wich side you try to view the drama; in it's globality, the drama was a sh!tshow. The multiple plot wholes and problematics that haven't been adressed/resolved, the off characters actions and the "dreams" that by episode 14 are still not clear for none of them but Injae, even after 3 years... It's too much. I'm sure the original plan for the show was not that messy but for some reason everything went rogue after dalmi discovered who really wrote the letters.

My thoughs exactly when I saw Tempted. They really love to put kpop idol as first lead for the views when they have perfectly fine and talented actors they can cast. Some of them are actually good though, but most of them just shouldn't have been cast as first lead

Please explain how is hating on a character makes us toxic????

Well I'm sad i discovered this comment section this late, I was stuck on the reddit sub for the show even though the hjp team is as strong over there.
Even if there is a plot twist and jidal win, let's not forget how they ruined it for almost 9 episodes with their dodal bull

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The way they had to change the whole plot around episode 8 because people where just not having the dodal couple just to make more scenes with them to shove them down our throat resulting in major plot hole lmaaaaao
they really went like "this, and this and that ? nah we're not going to explain it or make anything more of it, we need to make more dodal scenes, the second lead is getting too much attention"
they really ruined their own show instead of just giving the viewers what they wanted

lmao, I didn't see that coming!
That show was spectacular ! I was supposed to watch it month ago but felt like I wouldn't like it and kept pushing it aside and I'm not gonna lie, I only watched it because I don't have anything else to watch during 2nd lockdown.
And BOIII ! I mean really, I didn't see it coming, I enjoyed it way too much. I adored the way none of the kids in the drama were like the fake one you have in every "school" drama. I felt like watching real people which allowed me to connect with every single one of them at a level I never could before with "teenagers" in kdrama. The story is very well written and had me on the edge of my seat the ENTIRE time !
I started Kdrama during first lockdwon and blindly followed those "top kdrama to watch" kind of list. That left me very disapointed and I struggled fiding really good dramas, I ended up watching boring dramas. But this one? I really hate myself for not watching it from the start, I would have been way more selective on my next dramas and wouldn't have wasted my time on those sh!!ty romcom dramas that everyone rated 10/10 that had me believe it was actually good.


Would 100% reccomend !