I love all the food scenes. They are pleasant to watch. I love that the male lead goes away to find and discovers himself, returning confident and happy. So why on earth would the story blow such personal growth apart?
My complaint with this story is the characterization. The problem is that the lead characters break up while they are having a very good relationship because they were both insecure. To me it was never made clear as to why they were breaking up in the first place so Im only guessing. This was a huge breakup over very shallow reasons. It was definitely the female heroine who breaks up with the male lead. He eventually meets a wonderful lady but circles back to the woman who dumped him twice in the past, the 2nd time for a man who made it clear that he wanted her regardless of whether she had a boyfriend. He was the reason for the insecurities between them in the first place, so it's a slap in the face to the male lead for her not to only end up with the other guy, but that she got married and had his child.
Why would the male lead go back to her emotionally, leaving the nice lady he was engaged to? This isn't romance, it's emotional torture.
Not only does he circle back to the heroine and tortures himself whenever he sees her, but she's now completely emotionally and spiritually broken. Her circumstances are not the kind a person can recover from and go on to have a super healthy relationship.
The best friend of the heroine deserved happiness. She was beautiful and successful so it didn't make sense that she couldn't find love. The inky couple I was rooting for was the best friend and brother but she went to absolute pain before she could have a semblance of joy.
The sister of the male lead is meant to be progressive and strong, but comes across as childish and selfish to everyone around her. She doesn't strike me as progressive but as someone who wants to have her cake and eat it too. There was no reason at all for her to treat her significant other so harshly and with so little consideration even though he clearly loves her. The characters are problematic, but the parents and the brother are great. The male lead is pleasant to watch, especially , and heroine is pretty. But her character strikes me as shallow. The male lead goes from a happy relationship with someone he can communicate with to a woman he can barely talk to without tears in his eyes. It's all inexplicable to me.
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