As someone with a Western mindset, I don't think it's necessary for an actor to always act with the same partner — in fact, it's even preferable that they don't, otherwise it feels like they're always playing the same character. I also don't care whether the actor is gay or straight . But the fact that they don't want to be a fixed on-screen couple might have several other reasons: obsessive fans, living under constant scrutiny, crazy people. Unfortunately, it's us moderates who end up missing out on great performances and chemistry.
I'll tell you what I didn't like about this kdrama, first I expected the female character to have martial arts scenes, but she ended up being a weak woman who has to be saved by the male protagonist. Lost characters with no defined function like the protagonist of this year's Study Group. A character who appears halfway through as a master without adding anything to the narrative, I'd say there are a lot of frustrating situations.
and whoever said something to the contrary, having many years as an actor doesn't mean that one day the person…
If I had seen before that your profile was fake I wouldn't have even responded, according to your profile you haven't watched anything, aren't watching anything and won't watch anything, it's clear that you created this profile to write shit.
People often forget or don’t realize that Gun isn’t a new actor. In fact, he’s the most senior among all…
and whoever said something to the contrary, having many years as an actor doesn't mean that one day the person will know how to act, for example Ben Affleck, I've never liked his acting and I doubt that one day I will. And as for OFF, I don't like him, not only is he not a good actor, but he was a transphobe with Jennie.