I've always said that I'm not particularly good at writing reviews, so I'll simply share my current thoughts on the story.
At first, I was enjoying it. I found the story amusing and liked the female lead, but towards the final 10 chapters of the first season, my opinion of her began to change, and I found myself increasingly frustrated with her.
She's a good person, beautiful and entertaining, but, without meaning to offend, her behaviour can be rather foolish, to the point where it becomes difficult to understand her reasoning.
Initially, she was afraid that the male lead would eventually kill her after meeting the original female lead, just as he had done in the original novel. This was the reason she wanted to escape from him and break off their engagement. I can understand her concerns, considering what she knew about the original storyline.
However, when the male lead and the original female lead finally meet for the first time, she is actually present and witnesses his complete lack of interest in the other woman. He barely pays any attention to her and even yawns out of sheer disinterest. Despite witnessing this for herself, the female lead continues to insist that he is going to hurt her.
I understand that the story is following the premise established by its title, but I'm beginning to find the female lead's way of thinking about the male lead and his family increasingly unreasonable and, to some extent, unfair. She has already spent a considerable amount of time living alongside him and getting to know his family. She has witnessed their behaviour firsthand and has had plenty of opportunities to understand what they're actually like. She knows that they are nothing like the people described in the negative rumours surrounding them. Nevertheless, she continues to judge them based on their portrayal in the original novel, seemingly unwilling to reconsider her assumptions despite everything she has experienced herself.
Honestly, the male lead is the only reason I'm still reading this manhwa, and he is the reason I intend to continue. His patience is genuinely remarkable. He has my respect for the way he continues to accept the female lead as she is, despite her unreasonable assumptions and constant doubts. It's quite clear that he genuinely loves her, and I appreciate how patient and understanding he is with her.
I've always said that I'm not particularly good at writing reviews, so I'll simply share my current thoughts on the story.
At first, I was enjoying it. I found the story amusing and liked the female lead, but towards the final 10 chapters of the first season, my opinion of her began to change, and I found myself increasingly frustrated with her.
She's a good person, beautiful and entertaining, but, without meaning to offend, her behaviour can be rather foolish, to the point where it becomes difficult to understand her reasoning.
Initially, she was afraid that the male lead would eventually kill her after meeting the original female lead, just as he had done in the original novel. This was the reason she wanted to escape from him and break off their engagement. I can understand her concerns, considering what she knew about the original storyline.
However, when the male lead and the original female lead finally meet for the first time, she is actually present and witnesses his complete lack of interest in the other woman. He barely pays any attention to her and even yawns out of sheer disinterest. Despite witnessing this for herself, the female lead continues to insist that he is going to hurt her.
I understand that the story is following the premise established by its title, but I'm beginning to find the female lead's way of thinking about the male lead and his family increasingly unreasonable and, to some extent, unfair. She has already spent a considerable amount of time living alongside him and getting to know his family. She has witnessed their behaviour firsthand and has had plenty of opportunities to understand what they're actually like. She knows that they are nothing like the people described in the negative rumours surrounding them. Nevertheless, she continues to judge them based on their portrayal in the original novel, seemingly unwilling to reconsider her assumptions despite everything she has experienced herself.
Honestly, the male lead is the only reason I'm still reading this manhwa, and he is the reason I intend to continue. His patience is genuinely remarkable. He has my respect for the way he continues to accept the female lead as she is, despite her unreasonable assumptions and constant doubts. It's quite clear that he genuinely loves her, and I appreciate how patient and understanding he is with her.