The spark should show in episode one. If a rom-com doesn’t light up from the start, that’s a writing issue,…
Who decides which episode the spark must show in? Not every romance needs fireworks in episode one. Some stories are slow burns — they build tension, chemistry, and emotional depth over time. Especially in hate-to-love or growth-driven dramas, that gradual shift is the spark. Instant attraction isn’t the only valid kind of romance.
If you only understand one kind of love — the kind that explodes instantly — that sounds more like lust than love. Real connection often begins quietly and deepens with time. The spark born from patience and growth lasts far longer than the one that burns out in a single flash.
Aren’t they already a couple—William and Zhao Lusi? 😏 They’re literally playing lovers-turned-husband-and-wife. If that doesn’t count as a couple, then what does?
No, we’re not talking about Zhao Lusi — she’s obviously a full-grown, experienced actress who’s been in the Chinese entertainment industry for years. I was clearly referring to the “baby” you mentioned earlier, who is underage. Not sure how Zhao Lusi even came into this — no one called her a child. Please read carefully before jumping to conclusions.
You’re the one calling an underage girl a “grown woman,” which is exactly the problem. Trying to frame a minor that way gives off a very uncomfortable, predatory vibe. My comment was pointing out that she’s underage and shouldn’t be sexualized or treated like an adult. Maybe think twice before projecting that kind of attitude
in all that chaos FL ji Soo never loved the Kang shin woo she loved his teacher act which was not even real. so even in future when she meet him she fall for him not because she loved him in past but because he look like her crush (teacher kang shin woo from her perpespectives this two were always two different man.
Her character is not the best. I didn't rewatch it. But I loved the ML that I remember.I don't remember anything…
ML wasn’t any better — he kept chasing a taken woman even after clear rejection, which honestly came off obsessive and creepy. Then once she finally gave in, the story tried to paint him as some romantic hero, which made no sense. The way he acted towards her ex — getting offended that he didn’t see him as a rival and judging him for moving on — was pure hypocrisy. He literally broke that relationship, and still wanted to play the victim. Definitely more of a self-righteous homewrecker than a romantic lead.
If you only understand one kind of love — the kind that explodes instantly — that sounds more like lust than love. Real connection often begins quietly and deepens with time. The spark born from patience and growth lasts far longer than the one that burns out in a single flash.
YOU NEED TO WATCH IT TO SEE A SPARK
Since I already check her profile and she was born in same year as I was just few months later,
He looks 45 she looks 20 in my prospective.
HE LOOK 45, SHE LOOK 20
( ⚠️ Caution: This was just a troll to see how many comments it would spark. Thanks for getting trolled! 😎😂. ))
8+8+8+1= 25/4 = 6.25 = 6.5 Rating.
she loved his teacher act which was not even real.
so even in future when she meet him she fall for him not because she loved him in past but because he look like her crush (teacher kang shin woo
from her perpespectives this two were always two different man.