Ep5 and Ep6: I couldn't ask better for a light rom-com drama (not my favorite genre), that doesn't feature life&death situations or heavy dramatism. Currently, it has everything I like, done well.
Comedy: it relies on situations, dialogs and acting, not anymore the annoying sound effects of Ep1.
High-concept: it's well exploited, like "what are all the great ideas that could use this concept?". For example, the AI characters do everything to keep costumers in the App when they are about to unsubscribe, or even call people on the phone in the real world!, creating then funny confusion.
Ep4: the drama is better and better. As I was feeling it could be repetitive in Ep3, in Ep4, there is a good montage accelerating the pace and breaking repetivity. The way it happens: no warning! Then a short moment of confusion is quickly cleared as we enter the montage. I found that daring, and it pay off.
Générique et ennuyant. Je suis à l'épisode 5 et j'ai pas le courage de continuer.
Je vais glisser Undercover Miss Hong dans "plan to watch", je suis totalement largué sur ce qui est sorti depuis de nombreux mois, focalisé sur d'autres projets. J'ai pas vu beaucoup de kdramas cette année.
Générique et ennuyant. Je suis à l'épisode 5 et j'ai pas le courage de continuer.
J'ai abandonné. J'ai vu deux super-dramas depuis, Newtopia et DearX (que je vais bientôt finir). Je suis en cours sur "boyfriend on demand", un épisode par jour. J'ai pas aimé le premier episode, mais ensuite, c'est potable.
No idea. But first, this drama is uncomfortable, making a bad woman the protagonist, like was "Queen of ambition" or "Miss Ripley", then we can expect a lot of people will dislike it for understandable moral reasons. However, the writing is gold, and when we enter this kind of story, we don't look for a good character, but rather how the karma and rude destiny will come back at this, creating strong dramatic scenes.
I could check about the screenwriter past: he (or she?) just did 3 kdrama specials (just 1h30 to 2h each). It's not a lot, so we can say: it's the first full drama this writer does. And, it's quite awesome, just better than some people with already two or three full dramas as experience.
it actually gets better after ep 3, so I will recommend you to watch it in case u decided to skip it
I watch with friends and we have lot of fun commenting the drama, so I won't drop, and anyway, it's not so bad that I would drop. I find it average, but yet a nice high-concept. Over the time, I don't like so much rom-com, or at least rom-com from recent years.
I've ended Ep3, with mixed feeling, as the dating scenes of a VR boyfriend are mostly cliché and a bit boring, but the writer uses the high-concept to introduce some unexpected and funny moments.
The storyline is more clear now: she had a failure about previous sentimental relationship, then not fully healed from that, and using the VR to understand herself better and healing, and as a fun feedback, helping the manhwa author for her makjang manhwa.
During this time, there's a real guy looking for her (he's clumsy). So for the real romance to start, it would need she heals enough and open her eyes, playing a bit more the VR. However, VR creates also an addicting effect, and possibly turn to be negative. She could be trap in that instead to experience real relationship. It's a lot more than VR, as it also simulate sensations, Matrix like.
I've ended Ep2 now. And it's really better than Ep1. I liked the fact she uses the experience to help the manhwa author. The concept is ok, a kind of Matrix but for dating, with a theme about addiction of VR.
I had such high expectations because the trailer looked so good 😭 but sadly the trailer ended up being the…
I've only watched Ep1 for now, and the execution is indeed typical and annoying. The kind screaming "comedy" but barely funny. I hope something a bit better about plot/story at least.
I'm watching it slowly, no more than one episode at a time. On Ep1, it's pretty bad and boring, with slapstick sounds effects for not-funny-comedy. Last part is better, with the famous manhwa author, even if her introduction is painfully loud. Then it's a bit more clear and has potential, if only there were real comedy and not forced one.
I confirm. No idea why the low rating, I even find it a little bit better than other action-comedies like Study…
Well, I don't listen kpop. I'm cautious about idols or models becoming actors, because there are not skilled, but surprizingly, I find Ji-Soo to be a good actress, with an expressive face.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmABcjiR_3s&list=RDNmABcjiR_3s&start_radio=1
Check for "part 2" too, same story but different shots.
They made a full drama story in 5 minutes, with a most famous drama actor Lee Jong-Ki.
Comedy: it relies on situations, dialogs and acting, not anymore the annoying sound effects of Ep1.
High-concept: it's well exploited, like "what are all the great ideas that could use this concept?".
For example, the AI characters do everything to keep costumers in the App when they are about to unsubscribe, or even call people on the phone in the real world!, creating then funny confusion.
She did nothing before (no movies, no specials, really nothing), a real newcomer.
I could check about the screenwriter past: he (or she?) just did 3 kdrama specials (just 1h30 to 2h each). It's not a lot, so we can say: it's the first full drama this writer does. And, it's quite awesome, just better than some people with already two or three full dramas as experience.
The storyline is more clear now: she had a failure about previous sentimental relationship, then not fully healed from that, and using the VR to understand herself better and healing, and as a fun feedback, helping the manhwa author for her makjang manhwa.
During this time, there's a real guy looking for her (he's clumsy). So for the real romance to start, it would need she heals enough and open her eyes, playing a bit more the VR. However, VR creates also an addicting effect, and possibly turn to be negative. She could be trap in that instead to experience real relationship. It's a lot more than VR, as it also simulate sensations, Matrix like.
I liked the fact she uses the experience to help the manhwa author.
The concept is ok, a kind of Matrix but for dating, with a theme about addiction of VR.
The kind screaming "comedy" but barely funny.
I hope something a bit better about plot/story at least.
On Ep1, it's pretty bad and boring, with slapstick sounds effects for not-funny-comedy.
Last part is better, with the famous manhwa author, even if her introduction is painfully loud.
Then it's a bit more clear and has potential, if only there were real comedy and not forced one.
He made dramas specials before (shorts stories, movie duration).
Then it's his first long drama, from a manhwa adaptation.
It feels like every line of dialog was reworked until to be the most concise and best one.
I'd like to know who is the screenwriter.
Also, excellent pacing and scenes well twisted.