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The attorney did stress that she needed to fulfill 3 conditions in order to get the inheritance. And I’m not too law savvy so I don’t know the specifics on conditions in a will so I won’t focus too much on it, but as you said by all means she should inherit regardless.

Yeah, I’m just saying even if we were to buy that euthanasia was somehow legal in court then she still wouldn’t get the $$$. Like who wrote those scene?

PS This reminds me of Knives Out & the Slayer Law, where the inheritor loses all inheritance right if they are somehow, someway involved in the death of the deceased.

Yeah, the euthanasia clause was really stupid & seems to exist just so it can be used against her later on. Also, based on that clause wouldn’t it mean she can’t inherit the fortune? As she wouldn’t be able to complete that final part. Ugh, plot hole already.

With that being said though, I actually really like it so far. There’s enough intensity to burn the scene & the episode flies by so fast. Been a while since I watched something like this. Jeon Yeon Been as Bu Semi felt like a whole new person compared to Yeong Ran. And thought it was short the super little interaction between her & Jin Young is already pretty fun. I hope it keeps it up & eventually gains traction.

So far it's pretty interesting, but I agree that the bandit took too much screen time. All of this could've been 2 ep. I'm already seeing a murky drama in the making. I hope I'm wrong. Rowoon & Ye Eun are doing pretty good so far.

It was okay & yes you definitely need to watch Kill Bok Soon first to not feel confused about this spin-off. There are a lot of call backs to the original film & it's consequences is what kick starts this spin-off.

As for the film, I feel like the film lacks tension for the most part so it just sort of meanders for most of the film. It's only when we reach the 3rd act that their is any actual tension. There are some conflicts that the characters face, but never anything that grips you. The best I can put it, the movie started, but was so focused on character building that the story barely makes progress until halfway through. So you really have to put up with it. Again, okay film.

Yeah, I went in this blind, but the humor is quite LOL. I do have to say that this is definitely more geared towards men than women. The actresses are adult actresses & they do act lewd in various scenes. Even showing off a little more than you’d think. Then the premise of actually kissing them can definitely be a bit much if you’re not sold on it.

It really showcases the comedian’s ad lib skills. Gekidan Hitori was clearly the best of them & some of the things he said was cheesy, but also romantic. It worked. I’ve gotta give props to the actresses. They were able to ad lib off of the comedians & even make for a somewhat believable act. Not the best of course, after all they aren’t mainstream, but not bad for what they are.

Unfortunately, there is a lot of “filler” which is ironically the story part of the show. As one of the hosts said “this is a bit too much for an ad lib comedy show.”

In short, it’s a mixed of weird adult humor that you just go with it or you don’t.

Honestly, the only couple I buy working is DongHa & Soojin. They had a lot of similarities & their conversation could clearly keep going. Geonwu seems like a really chill dude so I think he might have a chance with Dahye. But JeongEun & JiEun are clearly for the show. JiEun probably chose him to not look bad or something along that line. Not buying it. Overall the show is only fun for the actor's reactions & not really for anything else.

Preface: I’m not a hardcore fan of anyone. I like all actors & actresses equally & consider myself pretty objective.

So I feel boring is not the right word to use. Rather I would say it feels very inauthentic. Everything from the story, set design, clothing, characters & even acting feel like there’s no passion behind it. It feels too much like an assembly line product & quickly presented to us the audience. I objectively find Chengyi’s acting very stiff & none of his original charisma. Also, the story so far is pretty basic for a transmigration series so I don’t think you’ll miss anything if you skip it. Hope that helps.

Nah, there's definitely a lot of things that are off. Set design, comedy, plot, presentation. However, as objectively as I can what I find off is Chengyi's acting itself. I don't know what it is, but it feels like he's giving a soulless performance. He was great in Lotus Case Book, but his acting is just so weirdly off here. Might just be me, but I don't think I can watch it anymore. Good luck to you.

That may be true for Gwanhee, but not for the rest of the panel. Like the others are trying to make him sound reasonable when he really isn’t. He’s all emotional right now & it’s not something to defend. Rather the opposite.

Funny enough I actually like Dong Ha. He seems to know if he’s compatible with a girl immediately after a date. He’s not like other people who bounce back & forth between people.

PS I personally think the premise was too simple so everyone started dropping it. There wasn’t enough dramatic moments.

Congrats Dongha & Sujin. I understand why Yongji feels so proud of her friend. Dongha is the most open minded of the 4 guys. He puts his all into whoever he’s dating & he’s clear. The other guys are lacking in ways.
But yeah the panelists are defending Jeong Geun too much. When they are defending someone too much then that’s when you know that person kind of sucks. Reminds me of Gwanhee.

You did yourself a favor. So many plot holes & bad writing.

I enjoyed the series for what it was: simple. So trust me when I say this, but you didn’t miss much. There are a lot of things that are lacking bcuz the series is mainly surface level. Also, even the big lovers of this series will admit that the last 3 or so ep have issues. If they had issues then you would have it worse.

I think you meant to say 1 drama every 2-3 weeks, bcuz 2-3 dramas a week is literally impossible. LOL!

I’m not invalidating anything as I said “depth & nuance.” 2 things, not one. Besides I could ask you the same. Ep 17 & 33 also literally spells things out for us. However, I also said deep. Some things can be nuanced while others can be deep like what I just described. This is just one scene I’m describing, not the whole series. There can be nuance in other scenes.

For example when she dresses up as a dancer, that can be a nuanced scene. In that scene she wore female clothing for the first time, but she also wore a mask. This can be a nuanced way of telling us the audience that even though she is finally taking a step to rediscovering her femininity she is still wearing a mask both literally & metaphorically.

Sure she hesitated about shedding men's attire, but the same detail should've been given to her wearing female clothing. But here you are saying she did it without thought as though wearing female clothing wouldn't affect someone like her who is struggling with identity. The writers should have made her give more than a thought & more than just a quick camouflage. As you said the story is about identity crisis so as writers they should explore it when the chance arrives, but no this series continually touches upon it quickly or in this case completely ignore it & move towards the next thing.
As for her insecurity, it was quickly brushed off with no time given too. Besides it's her own experience & thoughts on what she looks like with makeup that should matter & be used to show her insecurity. We should've seen her be surprised at herself with makeup for the first time, question it, have TaoTao acknowledge that she looks great with makeup & THEN have her seek recognition from Xiao Jue. The end product though is all surface level. Just glossed over quickly.

Again, not deep or nuanced. As you said we see this clear as day. That means it's not deep or nuanced. Deep or nuanced means more than what we see & should make us the audience think & recontextualize these things.

Here's an example of no nuance or depth. In ep 7 He Yan dresses up as a female dancer. Does this do anything to her like make her feel feminine for the first time? After all, she only wore female clothing once before this when she was blind. This is her first time wearing female clothing (& she wore it perfectly even though she shouldn't bcuz she never wore women's clothing before), but she doesn't even think about it. It should be a big moment of change for her character. Same thing with her getting her first makeup done in ep 14. It's just whatever instead of actually exploring what these things mean to one's identity & gender.

Again surface level, bcuz literally all you just said WAS spelt out for us in this episode. Many of these things were already spelt out to us in the first episode, but do we explore it & watch as she overcomes these things to become a new person. No, we don't.

No, I perfectly understood this drama. There is barely an identity crisis & the FL's vulnerabilities is at best surface level. Just bcuz ep 17 has some heart to heart moments does not make it deep or nuanced. Deep usually means exploring important topics that are beyond just the characters but also philosophical questions & teachings.

I'm in camp 2.5 LOL!