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I hate the ending too. (1) I did not like the weak portrayal of the lead female in the end. My personal opinion though. I'm just sick and tired of women being portrayed as weak, emotional, and stupid in general. (2)Throughout the show she was strong and clever. Then at the last episode showed weakness. Yes i can see the director was trying to indicate throughout the show that she felt responsible for the deaths around her. Which made this a possible ending. But it still did not flow well with her character portrayed in previous episodes.

I really hate the lead female's dumb character. She is in no way cute. We could have done without the pouting, the baby voice, and crying. Repulsive! I also agree with those who say she should have ended Ahjin. What are we teaching young women here?. To have no self respect? To throw yourself at undeserving men? Stalk someone you like until they give in? Who in their right mind would give in? Poor guy has absolutely no time alone, no peace. No self respect? And who's parents sets up their teenage children to be alone in a house in hopes they'll have sex. I also don't like the long bangs that seem to cover the face. What are we hiding from? Are we that insecure? It is not cute. This is not romantic. Nor is it funny. And its sending a lot of wrong messages to young people.

Hello from Florida. I enjoyed this series. I have to admitted though, I did not particularly like the love story because it seemed so typical of this genre. I am still not use to the lead female being portrayed as naive and stupid with the idea that its okay because it means she's sweet, innocent and sincere. 🙄 What really kept me watching was the comedy which in my opinion was well written with a lot of thought put into it. Honestly, when I was viewing the more serious clips involving the interaction of the two leads, I would think to myself, "when is it going to be over."😴 Nevertheless, I enjoyed watching it till the end. Congratulations on turning a boring typical love story into something fun to watch. I appreciate the strong characters of the lady boss who got pregnant and the lead female's mother who takes of her clothes to fight. These characters lessened the embarrassment of the lead female. The strong lady boss character against the stupid lead female really put balance to the film. The lawyer character and the lead female's mother are my favorite because they were very funny. I enjoyed the scene in the barley field when the police was talking through the microphone beseeching the couple to stop this nonsense and show themselves. 😂 Great job!!!

Ugh....I absolutely hate the weak pathetic character of the female lead. Why does she have a little girl voice. It's disgusting. The unbelievably immature amount of teenage misunderstandings by adult characters. Cringe! Also, there is always a good guy whose always picking up the pieces but never gets the girl. See this senerio in alot of asian movies. Use and abuse the gentleman and give our all to the jerk/bad boy/rich guy. Mi Duo is supposedly the most innocent sweetest thing on God's green earth, yet yet lies and keep secrets. And why hide that you were fat, had surgery because of an accident, and lost weight. What's so taboo or shamefully about that. Also, the ending, like most asian romance drama is usually not weak. Alot of sacrifice and heart break is endured in pursuing unrequited love, then finally when love is reciprocated, the reunion is weak. Omg I do like the acting, wardrobe, and cinematography.

I was not satisfied with the ending. The ending only implied the two finally got together. Jandi is not seen actually accepting the marriage proposal. I hate when anticipation is built up, and in this case, it was over the top, then the climax is never reached. Was this done on purpose to keep the audience hanging? Keeping the viewers hooked subconsciously thinking that if they watch it again or follow the actors on social media that their craving for a more solid ending will be met. Or, is it the handsome guys with impeccable wardrobes and accessories.

Loved the comedy. Hated the romance. Romance and tragedy started of strong but even though it ended like any romance-comedy should end, the ending was not executed as powerfully as its beginning which left me unsatisfied. I needed to see Xin Yi more celebrated for all she had been through. I waited for them to finally be reconciled. I anticipated this climax at the wedding night. A too good of a job was done to increase my anticipation for this reconciliation. But the climax was anything but a climax. I also didn't like that yet again, Cun Xi, abandoned Xin Yi, to take care of Anna. Was the writer trying to describe Cun Xi as a good guy after all - who would abandon his wife to take care of his ex lover, I'm being sarcastic. Then he tells Anna she is his most beautiful memory. So much emphasis was made on an hire yet we did not see grandma finally holding her greatgrandson. Although, I liked that the writer tried to convey the message that a woman can still be married and loved though she is infertile.