Thank you @potatoes_uwu for clearly explaining about @InspectorMegre on his unfair harsh opinion about this drama.…
They're entitled to their opinion, and I just wanted to share my perspective because their comment felt overly critical and like they lost the plot. The drama isn't perfect, but I don't think it deserves such a negative/absurd review. Maybe I'm biased, but I really love both families and the friendship between them, despite all their flaws. I honestly wish I had a warm and wholesome family like that.
Gosh, calm down. 😅 It's not that dramatic,it's just a different culture, and it works for them.Although it…
At its core, this is a family drama, so the focus is naturally on family dynamics. Families,especially in conservative societies where traditions, values, and expectations run deep,are complicated. People are messy, even within the same family. They all have different personalities, priorities, beliefs, and goals, so situations are rarely black and white. Sometimes people make irrational or frustrating decisions.
Is it fair? No. But human behaviour isn't something you can judge by pure logic. Emotions are messy, and people don't always make rational decisions. If everyone made the perfect choices, there wouldn't be a story.
The younger characters are trying to keep the peace and preserve their family's harmony, not because they're forced to, but because they choose not to be the reason someone they love gets hurt. Likewise, the older generation is trying to protect and care for them in the only way they know how, based on the values they've lived by. No one is truly evil,they're just people with different beliefs, experiences, and perspectives.
Living within a family and society isn't as simple as choosing yourself every time, people aren't machines. I think that's ultimately what this drama is trying to portray, the complexity of balancing your own values with those of your family and society. The younger characters could stand up for themselves if they made up their minds. It's not that they're incapable,it's that they're considerate of the people they love and have been raised with a mix of their own beliefs and the values of the older generation.
Personally, I'd much rather see them break up temporarily and slowly work toward convincing their families than make impulsive decisions that only deepen the resentment and destroy the harmony of both families.
Also, I genuinely think these are some of the most wholesome families I've seen in family dramas. No one is outright selfish or wants to destroy their children's happiness. They're simply navigating a difficult situation in the best way they know how to.
Gosh, calm down. 😅 It's not that dramatic,it's just a different culture, and it works for them.Although it…
Before I say anything, I just want to make it clear that I'm not trying to argue,I'm simply sharing my perspective on this drama. I have my own likes and dislikes regarding both the leads and the storyline too. But, I think your comments come across as if you either haven't watched the drama or experienced it very differently from most of us in the comment section.I think it's a bit unfair, and maybe even pointless, to judge a drama for focusing on family dynamics when that's the whole premise. It's like watching a horror movie and expecting a rom com,not the best analogy, but you get the idea xD
I commented on the lack of romantic chemistry or the forced chemistry between Baekho and Jangmi, soon after FM…
Baekho's actor is in one of the previous dramas of the writer of first man, and that drama was.. intense xD Baek Sung Hyun is such a good actor, glad he returned to acting. I watched the first few episodes just for Ahn Hyo Seop, but the story was kinda bland so I gave up :( hehe he really is well built and I am always weak when it comes to tall men xDD
The writer got lazy and the director is in holiday?! After so much care in the first part, the car and scooter…
Ikr, last week's and this week's episodes have been so disappointing. This drama had very few flaws up until the kidnapping plot, the police suddenly becoming completely clueless and the kidnapper lady casually waltzing around as if she's invisible is just lazy writing. It feels like they're dragging the story out just to hit the 50 episode mark.
This drama looks like a desperate attempt of some dinosaurs to recreate Joseon, as this drama ah soooo looks like…
Gosh, calm down. 😅 It's not that dramatic,it's just a different culture, and it works for them.
Although it is frustrating,honestly, the characters not standing up to their families makes sense. The two families have never gotten along, and a lot of the characters are very family oriented. There's nothing wrong with that, and it doesn't automatically make it outdated.
Going against your family's wishes can have serious consequences, and most people aren't willing to cut ties with their family just to be in a relationship. Even then, two of the couples did end up together and are just going through a temporary breakup.
This drama has been lighthearted and enjoyable so far. I know this is your opinion, but I think your criticism is a bit too harsh and doesn't really reflect what the drama is trying to portray.
the girl name nad she was wearing the same traditional jewelry of Woo Hui. That's why he remind him of her
I hope so cause scarlet heart did not shy away from irl history even tho it is fiction, I honestly thought the marriage with Wang So's niece would never happen, but they went ahead with it anyway.
Yes, it is not common for 50 episodes dramas leads to be like this 6 episodes before the drama end.
Exactly, and them not getting together makes sense so far. I'm just wondering how they're going to wrap up the drama because there are still so many unresolved storylines,Seongmi's health, the ML's grandpa, the FL's grandpa getting kidnapped again, the aunt wanting to get pregnant, director Baek, Junhyeok plot,Ju a's company,and even Eunbin's stylist arc. It feels like they've introduced new plots without resolving the existing ones. I think it would have been perfect if they wrapped up the kidnapper storyline, so we get to see good moments after their feud has finally resolved.
Is it fair? No. But human behaviour isn't something you can judge by pure logic. Emotions are messy, and people don't always make rational decisions. If everyone made the perfect choices, there wouldn't be a story.
The younger characters are trying to keep the peace and preserve their family's harmony, not because they're forced to, but because they choose not to be the reason someone they love gets hurt. Likewise, the older generation is trying to protect and care for them in the only way they know how, based on the values they've lived by. No one is truly evil,they're just people with different beliefs, experiences, and perspectives.
Living within a family and society isn't as simple as choosing yourself every time, people aren't machines. I think that's ultimately what this drama is trying to portray, the complexity of balancing your own values with those of your family and society. The younger characters could stand up for themselves if they made up their minds. It's not that they're incapable,it's that they're considerate of the people they love and have been raised with a mix of their own beliefs and the values of the older generation.
Personally, I'd much rather see them break up temporarily and slowly work toward convincing their families than make impulsive decisions that only deepen the resentment and destroy the harmony of both families.
Also, I genuinely think these are some of the most wholesome families I've seen in family dramas. No one is outright selfish or wants to destroy their children's happiness. They're simply navigating a difficult situation in the best way they know how to.
But, I think your comments come across as if you either haven't watched the drama or experienced it very differently from most of us in the comment section.I think it's a bit unfair, and maybe even pointless, to judge a drama for focusing on family dynamics when that's the whole premise. It's like watching a horror movie and expecting a rom com,not the best analogy, but you get the idea xD
Baek Sung Hyun is such a good actor, glad he returned to acting.
I watched the first few episodes just for Ahn Hyo Seop, but the story was kinda bland so I gave up :(
hehe he really is well built and I am always weak when it comes to tall men xDD
Although it is frustrating,honestly, the characters not standing up to their families makes sense. The two families have never gotten along, and a lot of the characters are very family oriented. There's nothing wrong with that, and it doesn't automatically make it outdated.
Going against your family's wishes can have serious consequences, and most people aren't willing to cut ties with their family just to be in a relationship. Even then, two of the couples did end up together and are just going through a temporary breakup.
This drama has been lighthearted and enjoyable so far. I know this is your opinion, but I think your criticism is a bit too harsh and doesn't really reflect what the drama is trying to portray.