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I really liked ep. 5. The ending had me wondering if Seol Ah actually killed her parents, and if she did, why she would do that, which made it even more intriguing.
Junbeom is such an interesting character too. I’m really curious how he seems to know everything about Seol Ah. Honestly, every character feels suspicious, even Seol Ah herself lol.
Eunhye is pretty annoying tbh, and I don’t really see what she adds to the story.

I don’t think Park Minyoung loses weight for every drama tbh. She only did it for Marry My Husband where her character had cancer, and Siren’s Kiss where she plays someone struggling with severe mental health issues and can’t really keep food down.
In Confidence Queen last year, she looked pretty normal and had a fuller figure, not like she was dieting at all.

People in Korea seem to have quite a bias against this drama, so the score has ended up much lower than it really should be compared to other dramas.
So I’d like to ask fans of the drama for a little help. If anyone has a KakaoTalk or Naver account, please consider leaving a review in Korean and clicking “Like” (좋아요 – the green button) for Sirens Kiss (세이렌). Thank you very much.
https://m.kinolights.com/title/150090

I’ve also struggled with depression and had to take medication. There was a time when I couldn’t smile or eat properly, lost a lot of weight, and my face looked noticeably sunken just like the character in this drama. From my experience, changes like this don’t always come from fillers or Botox. They can happen when someone is mentally and physically exhausted. To me, what I see is realism in the character rather than something wrong with her face.

Han Sol Ah isn’t exactly a stable character. She’s clearly dealing with serious mental health issues, taking meds, drinking a lot, carrying so much emotional baggage, and constantly getting hurt. It makes sense that she’d look that thin. When I went through depression myself, I lost weight the same way. I couldn’t smile and I barely ate.

I’ve also struggled with depression and had to take medication. There was a time when I couldn’t smile or eat properly, lost a lot of weight, and my face looked noticeably sunken just like the character in this drama. From my experience, changes like this don’t always come from fillers or Botox. They can happen when someone is mentally and physically exhausted. To me, what I see is realism in the character rather than something wrong with her face.

Just finished episode 1 and I’m already interested, I like Park Min Young’s acting and her role feels different.

I agree — good criticism should come from goodwill, not bias or hatred. Too many people just disguise their hate as criticism.

The first episode was fun to watch, but what I love most is Park Minyoung’s new role. Totally different from what she’s done before! Her acting is so engaging, and the chemistry with Park Heesoon and Joo Jonghyuk makes every scene even better.

I'm looking forward to this drama with Park Min-young, but since it's airing on TV Chosun — a channel that not many people watch in Korea — I’m not expecting high ratings here. But since it’s also streaming on Prime Video, I really hope it gets a lot of attention overseas

Park Min-young is known as the Queen of Romantic Comedies, but you said she's not good at romance. I'm so confused.