... actually Japanese Buddhist monks can actually date and marry, so their relationship wasn’t anything like a taboo relationship at all... I don’t know if I got a little disappointed with that? 🤔

... that the relationship of the main characters wasn’t their first. They both had previous relationships and slept with different people, which made me get a little disappointed (maybe I’m too puritan and narrow minded? Because I like when the main couple have their first experience of love and s*x with each other only, even that not being so much realistic in real life...) Also, the monk was a kinda of playboy? 😅 He dated a lot and in the first date with the female lead, he took out a cond*m from his pocket. Like, what the hell? 😂 Maybe I’m being too prejudiced and conservative in thinking that monks would have scriptures or prayer beads in their pockets instead of cond*ms?

Also, another thing that displeased me, is how female lead started dating the monk male lead, without the intention of marrying. Like, she knew that the monk wanted to marry her, but she kept refusing and refusing but in the end decided to date him and still kept saying that didn’t want to marry him? 😑 I don’t think she should had started a relationship to begin with, if she had not marriage in mind since she knew that everything he wanted was to marry her. And in the end, after being confronted with their love rivals, she finally noticed that she wasn’t fit to be a wife’s monk, since she didn’t know anything about their rituals and customs of a temple, so she decided to break up with the monk... like, shouldn’t she have thought about this before starting a relationship and deepen the feelings the monk had for her? What was wrong with her? People shouldn’t take the other people’s feelings lightly when those people are being serious about their feelings...