Oh My Ladylord

Lee Min Ki and Nana -- First Episode

I'm savoring Oh, Master; I know it has another name, but I'm going to stick with this one. It's great to have Lee Min-Ki back on screen in another prickly yet fun character. I enjoy his quirkiness. And, of course, it's always good having the lovely Nana on screen. I completely enjoyed her in Into the Ring. It's cool that she and Park Sung-Hoon have dramas on at the same time.

I wondered how Oh Joo In ends up being the landlord when it's Han Bi Soo's home, but now that I've watched the first episode, I understood. Even though I understood why his mom did it, I still couldn't believe she sold the house from right under his nose and not all that; she packed everything and had someone else move-in. He had every right to be livid. I would've felt the same.

I enjoyed everything about this first episode except, of course, for Han Bi Soo's father. What a coward of a man and a bully of a father at that. As they say, any man can be a father, but it takes a real man to be a dad. That said, I like the temperament of the story, it feels easygoing and pleasant, and I can see this drama will be my happy place—a good reprieve to the other somewhat dark dramas I'm watching right now. I look forward to tomorrow's episode.

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why do they keep making the same story, WITH THE SAME CAST, over and over and over again!!!!!!!! beside the cold, emotionless, self centered, neat freak jerk ML (the only thing missing is face blindness), kdramas either do a childhood connection or a "enemies to lovers" thing, like sometimes bickering is not cute it just makes my blood boil as a viewer and I already wish they don't end up together.
I've suffered through Sunbae Lipsticks horrible repetition with zero plot worth, I won't suffer here!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


I wanted to watch this for nana but wow that's so boring. like if it was written in 2010s, why won't they even try to modify it to fit 2021?

I mean cliches are fun but if it never went away it's just another boring drama!!!
the ml is SO BAD, beside his monotonal life that doesn't appeal to me whatsoever, this is like the 3rd time Lee Min Ki's been acting as that type of character in a raw, agh I miss his Shut Up: Flower Boy Band role
the fl seems fresh, usually she'd be a crybaby to the jerk, but then it's one of those enemies to lovers thing and they bicker so much it's off putting. which again would be nana's 2nd time as that type of romance
I got curious on the white dude though but the plot doesn't even mention it? anyway this is a drop after the 1st half of ep1

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Cool and Comforting Darama

Many Dramas come in time to time but few make you watch more and remain as a tale in your life. Every one has the different taste of seeing and understanding things so in that view of my taste this is virtuous(good) drama to watch I have watched 6 episodes till now the Drama team has made there best in brining out from and each actor. The male and female lead sync is outstanding. For the people who likes to see the romantic comedies story line this gives a good output Hope the coming episodes story line will also meet the expectations. will provide the Next review when the drama is completed Have fun :)

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De lo peor que vi en mucho tiempo

Bueno, ya que logré terminar este dorama no iba a desaprovechar la oportunidad de dar mi opinión por acá (que seguramente sea igual a la de todo el mundo porque GOD, ¿QUIÉN APROBÓ ESTO?)

Vamos a hacer de cuenta que la serie tiene un punto lo suficientemente claro como para hacer un resumen: El protagonista es un guionista de doramas al que su mamá le vende la casa en la que vive sin decirle nada porque quiere que él vuelva a vivir con ella. La cuestión acá es que la casa la compra una actriz súper famosa que vivió ahí de joven y que es muy admiradora del trabajo de este guionista, por lo que termina aceptando que él se quede en la casa (con ella, obviamente) para que pueda escribir, ya que no es creativo en ningún otro lugar. Ah, la madre del prota masculino se está muriendo (por eso toda la jugada) y la madre de la prota femenina tiene alzhéimer.

¿Qué? ¿Pensaron que eso era todo? Nono, a él en un momento lo atropellan y parece que se muere (pero no) y a partir de ese momento se le empieza a aparecer un "espíritu" muuuuy de vez en cuando... ¿Por qué? ¡No hay porqué!
¡Y todavía no llegué a lo peor! Metieron un triángulo amoroso súper de más con un second lead extremadamente soso que solo sirve para molestar (sin contar la actitud que toma la prota en algunos capítulos).

¡Ah, la decepción! Empecé este kdrama súper emocionada porque #LeeMinKi y #Nana, pero me llevé la desilusión del año. #OhMaster es un completo desastre desde el capítulo cinco en adelante (y no es que los primeros no tuvieran cosas criticables, pero por lo menos me sacaron unas cuantas risas).

Es un bajón porque visualmente es una serie muy hermosa, las actuaciones son buenas, los capítulos en sí se pasan rápido y el inició era prometedor, pero lamentablemente tiene un desarrollo caótico, subtramas inconexas, personajes mal escritos que actúan de manera ridícula y momentos inexplicables que nunca se vuelven a retoman (*cof* el "secuestro" *cof*). Aparte cuando se llega al final es imposible no pensar "en esta serie no pasó absolutamente nada y no entiendo el punto de esta conclusión".

En definitiva, háganse un favor e ignoren la existencia de este kdrama. Es un desastre.

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