This is what you call a perfect trilogy. It is the first Korean series whose three seasons are all top-notch. The quality, the truthful and faithful adaptation, and the perfect balance of comedy, intelligence, drama, love, self-awareness, confidence, kindness, hatred, and everything else are handled with such care and precision that not a single scene feels boring or like filler.
The VFX sequences, especially the side-by-side scenes inside Yumi’s brain, are some of the best. The acting is excellent as well. Our “Goblin Bride,” an ace from the Seoul Institute of the Arts, continues to prove her talent. From Ahjussi, Marry Me to the fearful shaman role to this, she has shown remarkable range and ability. No wonder she has achieved national icon status in such short span of time.
I wish they would continue making more seasons, but some good things deserve to end at exactly the right time. Dragging them on just for the sake of continuing would only take away from the perfection they have already achieved.
After a long long time I have scored a series on 9 with just 2 episodes in, as I know it is going to be just better even with the typical love triangle, because it is not your typical LT, as it is all about Yumi's and her cells, that LT is just her struggle and not the fight between two men.
why do I feel like SML father is not a good thing. That guys has two-three positive rols son his resume, so him being nice is highly doubtful. I am sure he has something to do with ML fathers career gone down and death.
Also I sometimes suspect the Father guy as well. he sneaked ML office once and don't know what he is after but he is also suspicious as well.
OMG, Tee’s performance in this episode surpassed even his performance in the last one. The way he hugged Qin and begged his parents, his voice was trembling, and he sounded like he was crying without tears. That is exactly how it happens in real life too, even when no one is acting. The shake in his voice made his plea feel deeply real, like he was begging for someone he truly and profoundly loves. I loved it, truly loved it. I would not be surprised if they kept crying even after the director called cut. That was the kind of performance that came straight from the heart.
lovely episode and typical as it can be but it was expected to be like this, at least I had low hopes… so no disappointment… all the usual gray to evil faces…felt like I was watching a familiar saguek of different stories mix together but stil felt good.
ps. is it the dumb me only who don’t get why Ml family was hostile towards him? and why Queen mother hates him? Like I didn’t understand why she is angry at him. also ML felt like simp and weak but at the other he seems fierce and strong so not so consistent story board . I though show would carry the same legacy of LR if not run, but that’s ok. it is at least not bad.
I have to admit and praised the director for creating 100% authentic adaptation of any webtoon there is.
YMC is one of the perhaps most dedicated and correct webtoon adaptation in Korean drama history and it is so well made that I don't even find a single mistake in the adaptation.
I knew from the beginning that who she was gonna end up with and despite her first suitors being so good and authentic, I never had a change of heart. The story was well planned and well visioned and adaption to live action is a commendable job done by director.
The actors chosen to play her BFs were all damn good, and selection of Yumi is one the best casting, and as always our ace the goblin bride has never disappointed us not even a single role from her work.
I am just sad the journey of 5 years has come to an end!!!
I love me a clueless, cute, slightly dumb, clumsy man.
P.S. What happened to the lawyer? He seemed evil at first, but since the last episode he has been portrayed as just mediocre and in love with the female lead, and his dynamic with her has also changed. It actually felt unnatural. The shift in the characters’ behavior from Episode 7 onward is a bit odd.
Sometimes villains are the star of show, they just outshines the good people...and the character of Lee Yang Mi and the actress CJY playing is absolute best...she isn't your normal actress, she has shown everything...if you know what I mean from her previous works and all, she isn't playing safe...showcasing different shades of villain roles is also a versatility by being in the same medium.
When I watched My School President, I was incredibly impressed by Fourth’s acting and by how well Gemini paired with him. It felt like the beginning of a very successful collaboration, and it truly became one of the strongest CP debuts.
Now, when I look at Tee and Por, even though they had supporting roles before, this leading role feels like one of the best follow-ups to the legacy left by their peers. I am especially impressed by Tee’s performance here. Even though some of the acting was intentionally cute and exaggerated, there was absolutely no cringe for me. That is exactly how he became a favorite of mine.
People in the beginning complained that his acting was too cringey, but he proved himself completely. Now everyone loves him, and his performance in this role was perfect. Given Qin’s more somber character, the two of them balanced and complemented each other perfectly.
I hope my instinct is right again, and that this will be the start of another successful collaboration, because they are one remarkably good-looking pair with strong acting skills to match.
I also have a feeling they may eventually move to GMMTV, because DMD’s resources may not be enough for them to fully explore their talent or use them on a bigger level.
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I don't know why HCS has to play villain roles over and over he has just fix himself as some kinda bad guy in every series since he started acting.
The VFX sequences, especially the side-by-side scenes inside Yumi’s brain, are some of the best. The acting is excellent as well. Our “Goblin Bride,” an ace from the Seoul Institute of the Arts, continues to prove her talent. From Ahjussi, Marry Me to the fearful shaman role to this, she has shown remarkable range and ability. No wonder she has achieved national icon status in such short span of time.
I wish they would continue making more seasons, but some good things deserve to end at exactly the right time. Dragging them on just for the sake of continuing would only take away from the perfection they have already achieved.
After a long long time I have scored a series on 9 with just 2 episodes in, as I know it is going to be just better even with the typical love triangle, because it is not your typical LT, as it is all about Yumi's and her cells, that LT is just her struggle and not the fight between two men.
Also I sometimes suspect the Father guy as well. he sneaked ML office once and don't know what he is after but he is also suspicious as well.
ps. is it the dumb me only who don’t get why Ml family was hostile towards him? and why Queen mother hates him? Like I didn’t understand why she is angry at him. also ML felt like simp and weak but at the other he seems fierce and strong so not so consistent story board . I though show would carry the same legacy of LR if not run, but that’s ok. it is at least not bad.
YMC is one of the perhaps most dedicated and correct webtoon adaptation in Korean drama history and it is so well made that I don't even find a single mistake in the adaptation.
I knew from the beginning that who she was gonna end up with and despite her first suitors being so good and authentic, I never had a change of heart. The story was well planned and well visioned and adaption to live action is a commendable job done by director.
The actors chosen to play her BFs were all damn good, and selection of Yumi is one the best casting, and as always our ace the goblin bride has never disappointed us not even a single role from her work.
I am just sad the journey of 5 years has come to an end!!!
P.S. What happened to the lawyer? He seemed evil at first, but since the last episode he has been portrayed as just mediocre and in love with the female lead, and his dynamic with her has also changed. It actually felt unnatural. The shift in the characters’ behavior from Episode 7 onward is a bit odd.
Now, when I look at Tee and Por, even though they had supporting roles before, this leading role feels like one of the best follow-ups to the legacy left by their peers. I am especially impressed by Tee’s performance here. Even though some of the acting was intentionally cute and exaggerated, there was absolutely no cringe for me. That is exactly how he became a favorite of mine.
People in the beginning complained that his acting was too cringey, but he proved himself completely. Now everyone loves him, and his performance in this role was perfect. Given Qin’s more somber character, the two of them balanced and complemented each other perfectly.
I hope my instinct is right again, and that this will be the start of another successful collaboration, because they are one remarkably good-looking pair with strong acting skills to match.
I also have a feeling they may eventually move to GMMTV, because DMD’s resources may not be enough for them to fully explore their talent or use them on a bigger level.