The groom should have realized earlier that she was too much of a psychological mess to get married.
Time travel comedies can be a lot of fun. But the idea that you need to go back in time to fix a relationship problem isn't relatable. It would be better if the female lead worked on healing from the pain of her past, so that she can have a future with a man who's been nothing but good to her. THAT's more relatable and empowering.
Some really far-fetched stuff happens in the past -- far-fetched in the sense that people with common sense don't really do these things.
And if the wicked groom wants to marry her so bad, then why is he also determined to cheat?
Time travel comedies can be a lot of fun. But the idea that you need to go back in time to fix a relationship problem isn't relatable. It would be better if the female lead worked on healing from the pain of her past, so that she can have a future with a man who's been nothing but good to her. THAT's more relatable and empowering.
Some really far-fetched stuff happens in the past -- far-fetched in the sense that people with common sense don't really do these things.
And if the wicked groom wants to marry her so bad, then why is he also determined to cheat?