Kalma ra uyy hahahahaah but yeah it’s frustrating. Majority of their problems would have been settled with a proper communication
Well, yeah… it’s a bit frustrating because the main story is about their misunderstandings, how they realize their own faults, separate to try to make themselves into better people, then fix their relationship after appropriate character development and then be lovey-dovey in a more mature and healthier way.
In the extras, it isn’t Lu Tao’s fault now since he’s got amnesia and is mentally unstable but Cheng Jin is just going through the same things he did when he made Lu Tao dislike him before. Even though I was a bit excited about this amnesia thing because I thought they were gonna make up for their past and not repeat their mistakes but then I get the same thing from what I’ve been reading for like 70-80 chapters… I mean, where’s the character development, right? When Cheng Jin realized “Oh no, Lu Tao is having the same kinds of misunderstandings he had like before and is getting hurt by our status in this kind of relationship like what we had before” I thought he’d be like “This is my chance to leave him better and sweeter memories and correct our regrets from back when we were both so stupid”. But he’s just wasting this precious “blessing in disguise” opportunity because he’s having too much fun by himself since Lu Tao’s like kinda regressed.
I think it started to get weird and repetitive coz from what i’ve read from the other comments, the story was supposed to end when they had a kid. But for some reasons, the manhua extended the story. And maybe because it’s no longer following the original plot, whoever is in charge of the script is just copying whatever was happening in the first parts thinking it’s what made the story famous. This is why people are saying this manhua is Mr. Dior wanna be since that manhua is the same. The only difference is that Mr. Dior has actual character development and the different amnesias allows the readers a chance to understand more about the characters, about their past, and learning more about the story instead of it being a repetitive cycle. In this story however, it’s like they’re stuck in the same characters just different scenarios.
Ahhh, that’s… wow… I should just unsubscribe from this. Copy Mr. Dior? But Mr. Dior is like a genre of it’s own, like a masterpiece pioneer… if others wanna make something similar, they have to be at least 20% better just to be able to compare… otherwise it will always be subpar.
It’s because I’ve already 100+ chapters so I always keep thinking I should just read the rest whenever I get a notification of an update.
Anyway, thanks for replying.
Same. I always run out of reading material so i just read whatever pops out in my notif hahaahah i guess i’ll stop reading this too for a while and maybe come back to check if the character would get better hahahaah better stop reading it altogether if it’s making you feel frustrated. Don’t let it ruin your day.
Bugo man ata ning buanga ni… Why not just say “it’s my brother”??? Bugo-a uy… “It’s happening again, I’m hurting Lu Tao again”… bugo jud diay ka?! Of course it will be the same as before when you were forcing him to marry you since now you’re saying you’re buying his body for his future… stupid lng jud?!! Couldn’t you just say “Oh, no, you’ve misunderstood, we are not in this kind of relationship”. Since Lu Tao has amnesia, whatever Cheng Jin says is the law of his world, was it really necessary to make him believe you’re using your authority to force him into a relationship with you, AGAIN?! You know how well that went the first time. You never really learn! Is this your one and only trick?! Even with the excuse that you should go along with it because of the mental instability at the beginning, there were a lot of opportunities to clear up your relationship instead of just “Oh no, I’ve hurt him again” blah blah blah ning tawhana bugo jud kaayo. Ambot nimo bugo ka, makamata ra ka ug idomestic abuse na sad ka sa imong buang na bana…