There's no SML per se, but FL has an ex-fiancee with whom she has a rather complicated unresolved relationship.…
If that bothers you, you shouldn't watch it, this is not a teenager drama. After all, FL was supposed to marry the guy, they did all sorts of things together already. And in late episodes he comes back trying to get together again.
Hey is there any love triangle between ML - FL - SML ? ;d
There's no SML per se, but FL has an ex-fiancee with whom she has a rather complicated unresolved relationship. He doesn't have much screentime though.
this drama is what they call all style no substance... A convenient and boring script with some very good actors…
I disagree, but it's not for everyone, for sure. If you like more action, fast paced plots, lawful good protagonists and obligatory love story then don't watch it.
There are reasons why some thriller and revenge dramas have gone viral with such high ratings:1. Vincenzo: The…
He's got brains, the writer twin at least. Also, he's not alone here. Aside from his twin brother, there's also SIH and other characters that work against the bad guys. I find their struggles to nail the bad guys more realistic than winning all the time like in other dramas, or watching dumb circus and premature bragging like in Vincenzo, Military Prosecutor Doberman, Cafe Minamdang, Again My Life and the likes. Pesonally, I like underdog protagonists more than some super special fearless heroes that are just perfect and spotlessly lawful good. In Adamas there are a lot of grey charactes, which is refreshing.
Thank you!!! Someone that agrees. Boy had years to confess his feeling but only starts acting when she starts…
This trope is common since forever, dramas didn't invent it. More classical name for it is "the dog in the manger" - the dog doesn't eat the grain himself, but prevents others from eating it too. When it comes to relationships it usually means a person gets jealous and realizes his feelings only when his love interest gets interested or is about to be taken away by somebody else. There are countless plots about it. Personally, I hate love triangles in general, no matter how they arise. I hope they're not going to drag this shit until the last episode. But I've heard from people who read the webtoon that there's ML's gf on the horizon as well, so soon it gonna turn into a love square 🙄😒
It's based on a webtoon - ML does have a gf in it.
They don't have much time here, indeed. It's just 12 short episodes, while webtoon is still ongoing. Which is not a bad thing though, means the plot will condense everything that is diluted in these typically over bloated webtoons. I just hope they'll manage to do it competently.
I typically don't like these sort of snoozefest slow village life dramas, but this one has something interesting about it. I dunno, maybe because it's based on a webtoon, which usually have more structured sub-plots. It does look like each episode is about something new. Also, that this drama is short helps with tightness of the plot, there's barely any overly prolonged scenes or unnecessary sub plots. And for once, this type of drama doesn't have any dark secret shared among the villagers or soapy sad background story for the leads. I also like that it's about a vet, I like animals and it's interesting to learn something about their job in the country. All in all, looks like a nice light short drama that feels like watching someone's summer vacation in the country. And actors are fine and their characters are cute, but for some reason some people sure are specifically nitpicky here 🙄. Whatever.
Is there a bit of romance? If so, between who? Thank you!
There is romance between ML (Choi Sun Woo) and FL (Yoo Mi Seo). Also, diner owner ajumma (Jeong Haeng Ja) is weak for pretty faces, so there's tiny something between her and the hippie hobo (Kang San).
Ahh, what the heck is wrong with Shin Dae Ryuk's mom? No matter what happened, you can't chain a person like a dog! Basically, she substituted one painful memory with an even more terrible one. Kids are not dumb, you can explain what is prohibited to them. And accidents leave deep impressions on them, especially if they are scary and life threatening. And better yet, she could have asked her neighbours to look after him at the very least. Also, why didn't she make contact with him way earlier? Sorry, but I just can't accept how easily she's forgiven here for chaining him up, abandoning him and then returning only when she's on the verge of forgetting him due to dementia. She's a very shitty parent no matter how you look at it.
One of my relatives had a similar experience when she was a kid. It left such a deep memory of what happened and how parents scolded her later that she still recalls it up until this day. It also made her self-conscious of how wary she is never to repeat it.
Suspense and drama were ok, but too much dumbassery in the technicalities of the plot, namely, security protocols, handling of the situation by the authorities, how viruses work and are handled, piloting of the airplanes. 6.5 overall.
No, It's pure trash. If not for Ji Sung, no one would be watching this.
A Business Proposal, Tomorrow, Military Prosecutor Doberman, Adamas, Crazy Love, Alchemy of Souls, Stock Struck, Big Mouth.... There are two ongoing ones that seem to be good as well, but gotta watch more episodes when they air to say anything definitive - Little Women, Once Upon a Small Town.
Let me just drop a bomb:Note most likely all the Soul Shifters fate is going to be tragic one way or other (either…
They may conveniently retcon her still being a soul shifter after returning to her body. Or the way that she’ll return may make her no longer a soul shifter.
To those with high expectation for part 2, I suggest you read this thread for you to realize how much huge the…
One thing I've learned after watching AoS that almost none of the theories fans came up with turned out to be true and the show surpised the audience with its plot twists now and again. So what I'm saying is calm down, don't wind yourself up and stop trying to figure out where it will go as it most likely won't go the way you think it will.
Personally, I just hope they will resolve many loose ends from part 1. Killing Jin Mu is just one of them. There's also big unresolved Bu-Yeon plot - will she really die just like that or will finally return to Jin clan? Then there's Uk's destiny as King's Star and his confrontation with envious CP. Yul's health problems and his fate. The fate of the ice stone and soul shifters. Dang Gu and Cho Yeon's relationship now that their wedding is ruined and marriage in question. Park Jin and maidservant Kim's relationship resolution. And finally, the biggest one - what will happen to Naksu? Will she and Uk get a happy ending? Will they have to live on the run from authorities or clear their names?
Also, he's not alone here. Aside from his twin brother, there's also SIH and other characters that work against the bad guys. I find their struggles to nail the bad guys more realistic than winning all the time like in other dramas, or watching dumb circus and premature bragging like in Vincenzo, Military Prosecutor Doberman, Cafe Minamdang, Again My Life and the likes.
Pesonally, I like underdog protagonists more than some super special fearless heroes that are just perfect and spotlessly lawful good. In Adamas there are a lot of grey charactes, which is refreshing.
Personally, I hate love triangles in general, no matter how they arise. I hope they're not going to drag this shit until the last episode. But I've heard from people who read the webtoon that there's ML's gf on the horizon as well, so soon it gonna turn into a love square 🙄😒
I also like that it's about a vet, I like animals and it's interesting to learn something about their job in the country.
All in all, looks like a nice light short drama that feels like watching someone's summer vacation in the country.
And actors are fine and their characters are cute, but for some reason some people sure are specifically nitpicky here 🙄. Whatever.
Also, diner owner ajumma (Jeong Haeng Ja) is weak for pretty faces, so there's tiny something between her and the hippie hobo (Kang San).
Also, why didn't she make contact with him way earlier? Sorry, but I just can't accept how easily she's forgiven here for chaining him up, abandoning him and then returning only when she's on the verge of forgetting him due to dementia. She's a very shitty parent no matter how you look at it.
One of my relatives had a similar experience when she was a kid. It left such a deep memory of what happened and how parents scolded her later that she still recalls it up until this day. It also made her self-conscious of how wary she is never to repeat it.
EDIT: Scrap that, there wasn't, subs were off.
Personally, I just hope they will resolve many loose ends from part 1. Killing Jin Mu is just one of them.
There's also big unresolved Bu-Yeon plot - will she really die just like that or will finally return to Jin clan?
Then there's Uk's destiny as King's Star and his confrontation with envious CP.
Yul's health problems and his fate.
The fate of the ice stone and soul shifters.
Dang Gu and Cho Yeon's relationship now that their wedding is ruined and marriage in question.
Park Jin and maidservant Kim's relationship resolution.
And finally, the biggest one - what will happen to Naksu? Will she and Uk get a happy ending? Will they have to live on the run from authorities or clear their names?