I love this episode so much! "When you wish upon a star" fits so nicely to the theme! It starts to get even more interesting as Segye starts to question Seori OMGGGG!!! I feel like throwing up omg! They better not give us K-trauma!!!
The way Heo Namjun's facial muscle moves every time he gets rejected, gets sad, or angry, WOW! He is such a wonderful actor! he looks so hot doing those "jaw clenching" moves ugh! <3
Nah, I find that even more boring. They're rarely direct and when they have to, they talk in riddles that I guess…
The korean version is only for show. I feel like korean participants aren't that genuine in finding love there. sure they may have 1 or 2 hyunker or what but after the hype died, they were never in a relationship to begin with. I am also referencing that one couple, Jimin & Jiyeon in heart pairing, fans were so hyped about them being a real life couple but then they never really dated. It was all for show. Most korean dating shows are like that. Heart Signal China is successful because they produce lots of couples. Like until now, the participants are publicly on tiktok getting married, engaged, still giving us updates on their lovestagram.
I'm one of the few ppl where I want to watch a dating show that are legit, and not just all for "fluffy/cute" moments, with that unfair editing scheme that only focuses on love triangles/love squares. Product placement in HS China can be a pain the arse but I'd rather have that bc they are way more creative in giving participants lots of dates, even camping, some ideas where they can talk one-on-one with others, also their after-work activities are broadcasted so well, you can see the participants talking to each other & not just stuck up on their bedrooms. It's a preference, the superiority of the dating show always bases on how many real life couple they produced. Even "I Am Solo" can be considered superior because everyone is genuine in finding love & get married.
Idk if this is the leads' first leading roles or not (LJY & HNJ) but I enjoyed it very much! It's fresh to see second leads or supporting actors getting transitioned as the main leads. Plus they did not disappoint! I am loving this so far, and yes this is from a person who watched her first K-drama back in 2005.
I'm one of the few ppl where I want to watch a dating show that are legit, and not just all for "fluffy/cute" moments, with that unfair editing scheme that only focuses on love triangles/love squares. Product placement in HS China can be a pain the arse but I'd rather have that bc they are way more creative in giving participants lots of dates, even camping, some ideas where they can talk one-on-one with others, also their after-work activities are broadcasted so well, you can see the participants talking to each other & not just stuck up on their bedrooms. It's a preference, the superiority of the dating show always bases on how many real life couple they produced. Even "I Am Solo" can be considered superior because everyone is genuine in finding love & get married.