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Truly. Some shows get rated so high despite being so mediocre while others are the exact opposite. Not to mention the reviews that say everything is a 10/10. That's when y'know a site isn't all that dependable.

LOL! Seriously, Prince Yu is such an unintentionally funny character. Guy can't figure out if he should love Tangli, hate her, posses her, let her come of her own free will or anything. Nevertheless, still more interesting than the main couple.

Yeah, totally skipping to the Prince & ShuJun's scenes only at this point. I don't even care for the plot or the Lead Trio anymore. Barely any progress in romance. Heck, the villain couple has already made more progress & romantic gestures to each other.

Yeah, the Lead couple is so boring. And it’s not even their fault, it’s been 26 ep & we haven’t gotten a time where they can share actual romantic affection. Even the Jian family massacre is sidelined hard. Wth?

I guess I'm the only one who cares about the Prince's & ShuJun's story more than the others. LOL! I love myself arranged marriages that go right.

Well that’s probably why you don’t see it as a problem. You want take away the CEO for one, but 2 it’s not just a bunch of high schoolers. It’s a large network of high schoolers comprised of 4 schools.

The criminals were small & taken down rather easily by the cops not just high schoolers. It doesn’t work no matter how you spin it.

I hear ya, but you need to separate the manhwa from the tv series. I love One Piece, but I am not going to ask the same from the Live Action & make comparisons to the manga. I watch the Live Action as it's own. Things need to be adjusted to fit what medium is being told. It might work in the manhwa (I never read so I wouldn't know), but it doesn't really work here.
The 1st season of Weak Hero was rather grounded. Yet this season starts to jump the shark. Just think about it. Does it really make sense that SiEun is trying to take down a criminal organization, when he's just a weak high schooler? Again in Study Group it works, bcuz the MC is basically a Super Hero. Not SiEun though, he's small scale & grounded (for the most part).

It was a 7.5/10 for me. It's somewhere between okay(7) to good(8). I think the weakest part of the drama is the major conflict w/ the Union. Or just basically the Union as a whole. I don't really like this idea of this big, criminal, high school organization along BaekJin being the antagonists of this season.
In season 1 the criminals/gang/bullies they mess w/ are small & not too complicated. This season though, they are a well organized group doing numerous shady things w/ a major hierarchy & are funded by an actual gang & has a CEO/gang leader played by Jo Jung Suk to my surprise. It's getting unnecessarily big for a Weak Hero. It doesn't feel like SiEun belongs w/ this type of story. This isn't Study Group, where the MC is basically super human. It should've just been the same scale as last season.
Overall, I did enjoy it & it was still good fun, but I do think it got too much crime-genre over high school & bully -genre.

Yeah, this show is definitely lacking logic by far. Guy blamed her for damaging his tablet when she did the least damage of everyone in the scenario. The writers couldn't even find a way to get her to actually damage his tablet. And there's all the other stuff too.
This is definitely only for eye candy & nothing else.

Nah, don't worry about it. While in the minority, there are those of us who don't really think Sang Yan is a well written character. His entire character revolves around Wan Yifan & being the perfect guardian for her. There's not much else. So I totally understand.

PS Other dramas have Perfect Guys too, but at the very least they seem to have a life & certain hardships outside of their love for the FL. So yeah.

So came back to see the finale & yeah, it's barely serviceable overall. While the soldiers have finally started being more competent the story just isn't all that funny or engaging. Some of the characters are still just as frustrating & the story just doesn't reach a fun enough climax. It's very tame, despite it's absurdity as a zom-com. I don't think it's worth the time unless you're big fan of either zombies or the actors. However, if you're still curious watch the 1st 2 ep & if your sense of disbelief starts knocking then you should just call it quits. The show didn't seem to have improved all that much from what I missed.

Unfortunately, similar experience & I say it's better to skip it. I actually watched the 2 Leads go onto a show & Jinyoung said something that foreshadowed the show's shortcomings. He said that he & his co-star Roh Jungui don't have a lot of scenes together. Then as I watched the 1st 2 ep I instantly knew something was wrong too. Nevertheless, I continued bcuz of the actors & to see if the show actually had any surprises. Unfortunately, no & I really need to just drop series when I see the signs instead of sticking around. Thankfully I skipped it often.

That's fine. I finished this, but think Hidden Love is the better of the 2 too.

While admirable, realistically there’s only so much a person can do. At best those of us who do think before we leap can only say simple things like “wait for all the evidence before you drive another innocent into a corner.” Thus why I’m saying you shouldn’t try to defend him or even try to use logic to refute others.

That's my point though, why are you defending someone who could be potentially a creep? You should know this always happens. People witch-hunt before all evidence is out. Trying to defend is pointless, especially if you hypothetically agree that it's creepy.

I'm on neither side too. But looking at what you wrote, you're adamantly trying to defend him for no proper reason. Reality is you can't stop this storm of hate, yet you're drawing attention to yourself w/ arguments that, while factual, makes you look like you're supporting him.

Hypothetical or not, you admit that IF (happy?) he did do it then it would be creepy. Right?

I'm sorry man, but dating someone at 15 years of age IS against the law. WTH you on about? Also, you admit he's creepy. So do yourself a favor & stop defending him.

I heavily agree on his character. He's not written well, as his entire being centers around Wan Yifan. He may have a job, friends & family, but none of that seems to really matter to him. The only time we see even a fraction of care for any of the aforementioned is when he went to a wedding & when he went to pick up his sister when she left. It makes feel unrealistic & as if he has no real life. And before anyone says it's fiction, I know, but even fiction needs some realism.

Again, beg to differ. How he acts towards her did stall their relationship so you can’t say it didn’t affect it. Also, Sang Yan is heavily in love w/ Yifan so a lot of his “douchie” actions/words don’t work. You say he’s trying to protect himself, but he’s the one who constantly trying to get closer to her. You also say he holds a little grudge against her, but I doubt the guy who occasionally secretly visited her during her college years would ever hold any negative feelings towards her. And yes he shouldn’t wear his feelings on his sleeve, but his actions say otherwise. Which is the problem, bcuz his words don’t match his actions.

As for He Suye, Sang Yan should act somewhat like him rather what we got. Yes, both are different characters. No doubt. However, their major similarities are their care & tenderness for their love interest. Sang Yan is rougher, but as you & others have pointed out, he cares for her. So it’s weird to tease her, but then be thoughtful. He should be thoughtful from the start like He Suye. Throughout high school he speaks w/ her like a bestie. Yet presently, he constantly hides behind his facade. I just don’t buy he would be a fake “douche” upon reuniting. And before you say people change, Sang Yan didn’t though as we know it’s fake. If anything I would’ve liked it if he did change. That would make more sense, but he didn’t & it’s mainly fake.

The writers should’ve written him as someone who protects her, but isn’t roundabout it. Someone who keeps his distance so that she can be the one to consciously make the move to progress their relationship. After all, she’s the one who cut ties & it should be her initiating their reconciliation.