Deep inside a fantasy land than the original webtoon, where everything around you was cold reality. I guess the music has a power to turn reality into fantasy.
Anyways, as a fan of original webtoon, I think the story caught up with a decade of time and social development in South Korea. For instance, Ah-yi was not able to eat anything in school because she couldn't pay for school lunch cafeteria. Since then, the school cafeteria became public-run by laws, so that wouldn't make sense nowadays. Instead, Ah-yi "steals" from school cafeteria so that she could have dinner with her sister. But the reality is still ice cold, and it depicts quite well.
Musics were good, and I really liked "Curse of Asphalt" as well as "Fantasy", but apart from those, most of other musics lacked "impact" you expect from a musical. They weren't bad, they just weren't good enough.
Surprise surprise, that is exactly why in South Korea fertility rate is all time low, at 0.81. Social and economic stability, gender equality, and wealth polarization turn out to be extremely harmful for even thinking about having children.
Anyways, as a fan of original webtoon, I think the story caught up with a decade of time and social development in South Korea. For instance, Ah-yi was not able to eat anything in school because she couldn't pay for school lunch cafeteria. Since then, the school cafeteria became public-run by laws, so that wouldn't make sense nowadays. Instead, Ah-yi "steals" from school cafeteria so that she could have dinner with her sister. But the reality is still ice cold, and it depicts quite well.
Musics were good, and I really liked "Curse of Asphalt" as well as "Fantasy", but apart from those, most of other musics lacked "impact" you expect from a musical. They weren't bad, they just weren't good enough.