I'm not that far into it- but its mostly the super rich vs their staff. Full of power struggles, family issues,…
No its more about the mess of the family- I'm only on 6 and no one is dead but they did show the face. They start out hinting about it to pull you into the show- Crazy person running to the cops saying they seen a murder but then ever bring it up again other then show hits of the body. So far I like it cuz there is a ton going on like a spider web.
I'm not that far into it- but its mostly the super rich vs their staff. Full of power struggles, family issues, bad personalities and tons of drama! There's the normal- grandparents that control everything- 3 adult kids with with own wife's/husband( 1 couple with a 6 or 5yr son and another couple with a collage age son). Each family has their own staff and the family use them to spy on each other. Things are very over the top as everyone has a issue. Everyone has a secret and each role has something going on but is more about the women then the men. ~Thriller- mystery- they show a part of a body on the floor in blood but in 4 epis nothing is explained about it other than its a women. ~Hidden ID- its not that hidden and is forcing family members to do things but will be one of the main plot lines.
Oh man.... This was so great! I just loved the over the top comedy, Every time there is a huge misunderstanding but its just so funny how everything gets mixed up.
oh this was so funny! leaned tea breaks are very important... not bad for not see anything else. It just showed up on my Netflix so I thought I could give 5mins ago.... ended up watching it all!
TBH this is not for everyone- Its a very strong coming of age drama- there's sex shaming, prego tests, drugs, possible rape, bulling, mind games, video recording, sibling love, parent issues,... just to name a few. But is it a bad as american coming of age shows? hell no. .. The manga itself is from 2000 and as far as fallowing it.... its so-so. They left out the deep scars the parents left on all the kids- most of them are emotional damaged. They defiantly don't do a good job with the plot. Only the main leads get a ending. So as normal I'd say the manga is way better. ~I'd recommend this- it can be hard to watch at the start but there is meaning and depth. Its raw and honest and the love is sincere and painful. The view point is a good way to show a coming of age story,
The ratings were quite low before the Croton Youtube subtitles came out, after which the rating average has gone…
agree- if the subtitles are bad... it is not the dramas fault. I waited a long long time cuz I wanted to watch part 1&2 together. I never lower a score over bad subtitles or low budget.
why it's popularity is not so good according to expectation.Its casts , story, CGI effect, prodution is so high…
Personally I gave it an 8- I don't think it is just the subtitles are the problem. Is it a good drama, yes but its not mind blowing for me. I expected a lot more based on the hype and the actors.
Drama-not so much BUT I was never expecting it to be a lot in a Japan version. I find them all to be more private and kept personal things to themselves. This was clearly filmed during covid, and I do wonder if that impacted couple growth. I do wish there was something from "marriage at first sight"- if they spoke with someone more knowledgeable would couple have made it? I think outside of the pods a few of them suffered just from interacting/ living with a new person and how to show who you are to another in a short amount of time. Sometimes a couple would be having a huge huge problem but we would not know about until the break up. they try so hard to make couple look like they are ok when they are not. I was really interested in the Wholesome moments- during break up or if someone was having a hard time: the couples tried really hard to make sure no one looked like a mess.
Little update: Motomi announced on her IG that she and Ryotaro just completed and had their marriage licenses…
thx for the update! I felt like the show was holding them back as they said they could not apply until after the show aired. Now it had me wondering if it was not as much of a big deal-in the usa they are married at the end and here they had a year after to still think about it.
I like the idea but I feel like they missed used the time and the set. I kept on going "Wow what a great place, so romantic/ friendship spots" but then the participants would be upset about the food or getting water. I feel like we never got to see honest conversations- they would show a clip or make a comment that made me go "oh they are not showing us everything that is going on". I wish that were was more activity's to bring people together with new experiences- I felt like no one was connecting really. I had a hard time caring about them as we don't learn a much about them. I liked the hosts, it was like I was watching with other people but I feel like they had more screen time than some of the participants.
TBH- this for me was just a job for them, no one was looking for love. I felt like most of them are there to boost their jobs. I also think it was heavily produced to try to force conflict for entertainment. I spent most of the time wondering why Jia packed so many handbags and what use did she expect on the beach? I'm sure it was some kind of IG deal. xD
It is very sad and depressing and more so in part 2. I understand what you mean by it is missing something. For…
Nope they do less ^.^ I don't think you understand my point of there being multi mains and not just the main couple. The plot is very different here than other dramas that only use the main couple to fix everything. Here many people are needed to push the goal a long. Thus leading me to be less interested than normal.
It is very sad and depressing and more so in part 2. I understand what you mean by it is missing something. For…
That's my point- they are not the main focus- FL not even trying to solve the problem of the frost.. thats her clan! Both of them don't really care about the demon and what to do about that issue. Normally the leads have to do all the work to fix everything. I felt as time went on the main couple was used to just keep people watching and I think they have less and less time(unless needed for fighting) as the plot moves a long.
So far I like it cuz there is a ton going on like a spider web.
~Thriller- mystery- they show a part of a body on the floor in blood but in 4 epis nothing is explained about it other than its a women.
~Hidden ID- its not that hidden and is forcing family members to do things but will be one of the main plot lines.
The manga itself is from 2000 and as far as fallowing it.... its so-so. They left out the deep scars the parents left on all the kids- most of them are emotional damaged. They defiantly don't do a good job with the plot. Only the main leads get a ending. So as normal I'd say the manga is way better.
~I'd recommend this- it can be hard to watch at the start but there is meaning and depth. Its raw and honest and the love is sincere and painful. The view point is a good way to show a coming of age story,
I kept on going "Wow what a great place, so romantic/ friendship spots" but then the participants would be upset about the food or getting water. I feel like we never got to see honest conversations- they would show a clip or make a comment that made me go "oh they are not showing us everything that is going on". I wish that were was more activity's to bring people together with new experiences- I felt like no one was connecting really. I had a hard time caring about them as we don't learn a much about them. I liked the hosts, it was like I was watching with other people but I feel like they had more screen time than some of the participants.
TBH- this for me was just a job for them, no one was looking for love. I felt like most of them are there to boost their jobs. I also think it was heavily produced to try to force conflict for entertainment. I spent most of the time wondering why Jia packed so many handbags and what use did she expect on the beach? I'm sure it was some kind of IG deal. xD