They don't even do takeaway… i was screaming at my scene for Hessi to take those deserts home and eat later!!
The moment I see food I start eating…sometimes I don’t even take pictures and these kids are wasting yummy food which is so unrealistic because we students are always on budget! 😭🥲
I see what your trying to say but everyone view thing differently although I agree the fact that heesu is a teen…
Like this is only ep 3...why are people expecting Hessu to get over his years long crush on Jun so easily? if it was episode 5 or 6 I would have understood people's annoyance. sigh, whatever, I will just move to Twitter. People over there are fun, unlike naggers in this comment section.
Reading through the comments here, it seems like a lot of people either had extremely mature high school experiences or have forgotten what being a teenager is actually like. Sometimes I wonder if the MDL watchers are all 50 years old, because the way some of you are judging these characters feels very disconnected from the reality of teenage emotions and impulsiveness.
And honestly, I’m surprised at the so-called “I read the manhwa” crowd who are suddenly calling out Hessu. Up until episode 28 Hessu in the manhwa was just as obsessed with Jun. The drama has stayed pretty true to his character…it’s just that certain behaviors feel more intense when adapted for screen. A single panel in the manhwa that’s easy to gloss over might translate into several minutes of screen time, making it feel more dramatic or exaggerated.
My real issue is actually with Seung Won. In the series, he was clearly pursuing Hessu, albeit in a subtle, careful way. He even confided in Ji Yu and asked for her help. So for me its his very slow way of trying to befriend Hessu is annoying me. Other than that I am loving the series
Hopefully what this person is saying real!
And honestly, I’m surprised at the so-called “I read the manhwa” crowd who are suddenly calling out Hessu. Up until episode 28 Hessu in the manhwa was just as obsessed with Jun. The drama has stayed pretty true to his character…it’s just that certain behaviors feel more intense when adapted for screen. A single panel in the manhwa that’s easy to gloss over might translate into several minutes of screen time, making it feel more dramatic or exaggerated.
My real issue is actually with Seung Won. In the series, he was clearly pursuing Hessu, albeit in a subtle, careful way. He even confided in Ji Yu and asked for her help. So for me its his very slow way of trying to befriend Hessu is annoying me. Other than that I am loving the series