Well-Intended Love

There was only one reason I started watching the series, and that was because the two arranged a fake marriage between them. The slightly skeletal beginning was bridged into a fairly realistic depiction of the formation of a relationship, only to end with head shaking and diabetes, because at the end of the last episode they even sing to profess their love (it's not about the central characters, so no, it's not a spoiler). On the one hand, the heroine was fine, she stood her ground, she was quite opinionated and the hero was able to admit his mistake, but the story... the plot is really weak, so it's only worth watching for the interaction of characters who can talk to each other, can reflect on their actions, and even think. Of course, that's all to a point, but it's still the best the series has to offer. It's full of clichéd problems with non-clichéd solutions, couples not afraid of touching or kissing. If there were tone-deaf spots, nonsensical scenes, a weak villain, and therefore was at least five episodes shorter, it would be a very interesting and hilarious series. As it is, there's a lot of uninteresting fluff, which of course some people like. For me, 55%. (15/06/2019)