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Right what about seok hyeong's mother meeting minha? Everything ended weirdly

I skipped all the Jun Wan and Ik Sun's sister scenes, they have 0 chemistry and agrew, loved Won and Gyeo Ul in S1 but S2, wow dry paint. Also hatw bow Jeong won is dubbed Jesus Christ like.. bruh have some flaws

But what would be left to tell since we all know the couples are married

I swear they didnt even have a propee hug, date, another kiss or hold hands. Wohoo they share the same tent but we don't even see them hold each other Seok Hyeong and Minha too, his mom didn't even find out about her.

Finished it and am I the ONLY disappointed? Ikjun and Songwha didn't even hold hands. Nothing much changed, all we got was distributed date and a cringy karaoke scene. Seok Hyeong
and Minha didn't even show up in the last 10 mins.

I still have 2 eps to go but call me crazy- aren't there a lot of unfinished plotlines? Or they get cut short and we only hear some mention. What happened to Bear's mom who has a grudge against Dr. Chu.

Honestly a lot of these couples seem rather dull thuseason or lack romantic development that I was hoping for like Ikjun and Song Wha. I love them but it's just glances and 1 rain scene? Chu and Bear don't have many either where we see his love. The other 2 are just bland this season and I skipped them.

I still have 2 eps to go but call me crazy- aren't there a lot of unfinished plotlines? Or they get cut short and we only hear some mention. What happened to Bear's mom who has a grudge against Dr. Chu.

Honestly a lot of these couples seem rather dull thuseason or lack romantic development that I was hoping for like Ikjun and Song Wha. I love them but it's just glances and 1 rain scene? Chu and Bear don't have many either where we see his love. The other 2 are just bland this season and I skipped them.

Edit: Just realised this is s1, I meant S2 ;_;

Kinda tired how bland male leads are compared to old Kdrama like no depth, barley flaws, no growth, no humor, just dry. Anyway guess I've really outgrown K-"drama", after they erased the word drama from Kdrama

The 2nd male lead manipulated and forced her into a relationship

Why?

The manga is way better the 2nd season idealised the 2nd male lead too much whilst downplay what the 2nd female lead did to the male lead

Really? Have you read the manga? He isnt a redflag but a realistic flawed teenager who make mistakes grows and learns

Who did he gaslight? He blamed himself

U should give the manga a try (mangasee), I am curious if you might like Kou better there. If 1 understands his POV he is a good guy, it's a pity the drama didn't do him as justice whilst it glorified Touma a lot.

Really? I think albeit Kou made some mistakes in S2 he wasn't a bad guy and we see him own up for his actions. His (toned down) reasonings and actions made sense (Futaba wanted to be rejected). Overall he made 2 mistakes, relating to Narumi to the point of losing himself in the proceds and not communicating with Futaba (in the manga we actually see him say "let's talk" but Futaba pushed him away)

He didn’t wreck her self-confidence either since around Kou she shined the brightest whilst with Touma she felt guilty, regretful, was quiet and less happy. We can see it when she followed Kou vs when she was with Touma. That's someone the drama really captured well.

The relationship btw her and Touma itself was bad as she kept forcing herself and he tired himself out as he said it. He was insecure, full of anxieties and pressure to change her mind.

That'd said I don't think he was a great guy or as great as the drama tried to paint him as, he basically took advantage of her lowest and forced her intona relationship without really giving her time to move on from her feelings for kou. He was also the 1 who gave Futaba doubts in her head by saying the kiss meant nothing, she should move on and kou had no feelings. We also see him rush her after he noticed Kou trying to fix everything (tbvh the manga shows these things even better).

If I were Futaba, I don't think I would've pickef Touma either since the pressure would be too much and I rather have a guy who admits his faults and learns from it. I don't think she is wrong for giving him a qnd chance.

They removed all the good Kou scenes but made Touma some saint, I swear to god my boy deserved better and isn't a bad guy if u understood his POV 😭

S2 didn’t do him justice but S1 he was good!! He might ne a bit frustrating but if you see his POV and Narumi's influence on him, he is a good guy who learned from his mistake and grew :( It's good they ended up together but i get you- I preferred the manga

Also hun, I wanted to ignore you but this is just too embarrassing to overlook. Honestly you really need to google the word for your own good. I really mean it in a friendly way bc ppl gonna laugh at you if you use it like this in real life.

Maybe this drama is too deep for you to really understand.

That'd said:

"Didn't i tell you not to talk to me" are you 5? Bc that would explain a lot. This is an open discussion you drop a terrible take someone can reply to it. If you don't want that to happen stay quiet, keep it in your head.

You are the first person I've ever seen call a miserable and self-loathing teen a narcisst so I am not sure where you get "the rest from". If anything it's a sad statement of today's society full of illiterates if more would misue the word like this. Like I've seen the worst of the worst takes but this is really a new one. I wonder how you even got that idea.

Man I love how according to some of you Kou is in his (narcisstic) villain arc whilst ya be turning a blind eye towards touma's behaviour. I wonder if it's the drama'd fault that non of you grasped Kou's POV, the story, what he's going through or why he did that.