Is this romance too? Someone spoil me: does she fall in love with one of them, or do they fall in love with her? Come on! It can’t be that, right? The context sounds so beautiful, but romance? Really?
nah she missed a history lesson. Poor girl her career is gone. People in S.Korea loses everything in entertainment industry for very little but this? Damn! No way she is going to recover even if she was innocent in all of this.
If any production company hires her they will get burnt from the public outcry as well and the agencies too.
They managed to make a banner about the money they found, but couldn't have even checked any box before they put…
Well, I don't think the dude will run off with the money when he was caught by them in the first place, when he had already gone on the run! He had a tracker on him 😆 So, you might be correct. If not, it is just poor writing!
This is fun, but kinda feels like going on a road of stupidity! Like every freaking episode! Yes, it gets resolved fast, but heck, every ep we get a new stupid thing!
Una You was amazing in this one! I hoped she would stick around for a long time, but well, this is good too!
From how it turned out, I see what the 7 generation of punishment that North Korea applies looks like in South Korea!
Pretty sure not only her life but also all the members of her family are getting burned by this fiasco! And yeah, in South Korea, can she recover from this? Nah, that is close to impossible.
I don't know if people are genuinely being insensitive or simply don't want to hold their faves accountable. Ha…
Vague answer 😆 In this age? You simple minded person think her history can be hidden in this age? Those "fans" cannot dig up her entire history if her history is this interesting?
Lets be honest she never had chance in this industry or heck in that country to begin with!
Ha Young. Ignore the riff raff biting at your heels.My family is Irish but fled due to the religious violence.…
This! If we start to dig into the past, then the majority of countries in the world will hate Britain and France, those colonizers! They did the worst in history! Anyone who takes pride in their country needs to be an outcast internationally!
People spinning these bullshit stories to drag her down are just pure stupid!
I know what the Japanese did in that part of Asia, and heck, the majority of people still hate them, and also they had some event to have "good" relations between South Korea and Japan, even like 2 years back!
But going after her for the sins of her great-grandfather is just pure bullshit!
This is ridiculous as hell! While she was bragging, did she particuarlly bragged the activities that her great-grandfather did? If yes, then any Britisher who takes pride in their country must be globally outcast! Or French!
I am curious. Which part of the story did they use AI?
It was the flashback scene full 3 minutes sequence from the directors interview:
"In the script, the focus was primarily on Agent Kim as he is in the present. The fact that he had once been a killing weapon was only conveyed through dialogue.
However, we felt it was necessary to actually show what he was like during his active years. From the outset, our goal was to portray him [at the height of his abilities] as a killing machine, and doing so on the scale and with the level of complexity [that role demanded]."
He continued, "Trying to film it in live action would have turned it into such a huge sequence that it risked overshadowing the main story. At one point, [I] even wondered if we would have to abandon the idea because our resources were limited. That's when [I] thought about using AI."
It is a good action drama, and the hero always wins every fight, no matter how many opponents he has to face.
But the glaring overuse of product placement was so annoying to me! Especially the glasses! From Episode 1, we get all these action scenes with the protagonists wearing glasses. Like, WTF?! Are they taking the piss out of people who actually need to wear glasses?
And they weren't even subtle about it. In the last episode, like in every K-drama, they had to acknowledge the sponsors by including an entire scene in a glasses shop. 😂
Please elaborate how the plot is all over the place in your opinion.
The entire story could be over if the MC decided to rebel. Dude is in the capital with his full army. The state is already chaotic, so the consequences of rebellion are literally close to none.
We have already seen that there is literally no one in the capital, at least up to the latest episode, who can stop the MC. Heck, other armies might even join him if he successfully rebels, since at this point all everyone cares about is power and fear, as history has shown.
Also, that idiotic competition makes no sense. The losing side, which is already facing internal issues, is putting forth "conditions" for peace talks to the MC's state. That does not make sense. Out of nowhere, we get their Dowager involved in that BS storyline. The An and Lu families - how does that connect? And now the Grand Tutor is interested in that part after the throne fiasco?
Like, which direction are we going? We have the prince of the previous dynasty with ultimate power roaming around and bossing everyone!
How many storylines do we need? Nothing connects to anything. Well, now they're finally staying true to the title by focusing a little on the "token" part. But even that doesn't make much sense.
FMC's mother's death is another BS scene altogether. Rather than jumping into the carriage and trying to control the "mad" horse, at least pull the leash to turn or something, they're trying to show how strong they are by trying to push the carriage? What type of idiotic writing is that?
This could have been good if it were a novel that covers each plot in detail. This drama format does not suit to this plot at all.
If any production company hires her they will get burnt from the public outcry as well and the agencies too.
So, you might be correct. If not, it is just poor writing!
Una You was amazing in this one! I hoped she would stick around for a long time, but well, this is good too!
Pretty sure not only her life but also all the members of her family are getting burned by this fiasco! And yeah, in South Korea, can she recover from this? Nah, that is close to impossible.
Lets be honest she never had chance in this industry or heck in that country to begin with!
Lol! Give vague answer, what a delusional take
People spinning these bullshit stories to drag her down are just pure stupid!
I know what the Japanese did in that part of Asia, and heck, the majority of people still hate them, and also they had some event to have "good" relations between South Korea and Japan, even like 2 years back!
But going after her for the sins of her great-grandfather is just pure bullshit!
"In the script, the focus was primarily on Agent Kim as he is in the present. The fact that he had once been a killing weapon was only conveyed through dialogue.
However, we felt it was necessary to actually show what he was like during his active years. From the outset, our goal was to portray him [at the height of his abilities] as a killing machine, and doing so on the scale and with the level of complexity [that role demanded]."
He continued, "Trying to film it in live action would have turned it into such a huge sequence that it risked overshadowing the main story. At one point, [I] even wondered if we would have to abandon the idea because our resources were limited. That's when [I] thought about using AI."
I am not into K-pop either, so, no idea about her group as well. Why did it feel so familiar?
She is a good actress for sure!
But the glaring overuse of product placement was so annoying to me! Especially the glasses! From Episode 1, we get all these action scenes with the protagonists wearing glasses. Like, WTF?! Are they taking the piss out of people who actually need to wear glasses?
And they weren't even subtle about it. In the last episode, like in every K-drama, they had to acknowledge the sponsors by including an entire scene in a glasses shop. 😂
We have already seen that there is literally no one in the capital, at least up to the latest episode, who can stop the MC. Heck, other armies might even join him if he successfully rebels, since at this point all everyone cares about is power and fear, as history has shown.
Also, that idiotic competition makes no sense. The losing side, which is already facing internal issues, is putting forth "conditions" for peace talks to the MC's state. That does not make sense. Out of nowhere, we get their Dowager involved in that BS storyline. The An and Lu families - how does that connect? And now the Grand Tutor is interested in that part after the throne fiasco?
Like, which direction are we going? We have the prince of the previous dynasty with ultimate power roaming around and bossing everyone!
How many storylines do we need? Nothing connects to anything. Well, now they're finally staying true to the title by focusing a little on the "token" part. But even that doesn't make much sense.
FMC's mother's death is another BS scene altogether. Rather than jumping into the carriage and trying to control the "mad" horse, at least pull the leash to turn or something, they're trying to show how strong they are by trying to push the carriage? What type of idiotic writing is that?
This could have been good if it were a novel that covers each plot in detail. This drama format does not suit to this plot at all.