He's a photographer. Sun starts acting from the bottom so he needed a celebrity photographer which is boss's character.…
please do so, also can you give me a sumamry of this, like why he wants revenge? like his brother got raped and dead by some director or what? and who is spnsoring sun and why, please spoil.
As usual impressive acting by Up....I have watched everything from him except My Stand In, as I can't forgive sinners and bastards, but I forgot how I missed Up's acting....
Lee Do Gyeong so fine but I was shocked learning that he was only using Kim Hui Ju whole time.. I was loving the…
whenever you see this actor, you must know either he is a jerk, or grey character or just coward, poor actor has record of playing jerk character, so not for once I trusted him to be a good guy. There are usual actors, who once play bad character they are forever playing same type of characters and LHW is one of them now.
nobody is that uptight and righteous as the dad was...they can't show police can make mistake and they over look it, yes they show police makes mistake and culprit officers, but then they must show the bad elements are curbed and caught. society is not that righteous, that is why it looks fake and all propaganda, it is just old habit of CN drama, where i don't even care venting o such issues, as they are must and can't pass the censor if government officers and places aren't shown righteous and pure...
I just wish every series had this level of beauty in it. There’s nothing overly flashy or dramatic about Yumi's Cells… but that’s exactly what makes it so extraordinary.
Three seasons spanning five years, and it never lost its charm. The writing stayed consistent, the acting felt genuine, and the attention to detail, especially in how emotions are portrayed, remained incredibly accurate. It’s rare to see a trilogy maintain this kind of quality from start to finish.
So many shows peak in their first season and then struggle to keep up, but Yumi’s Cells did the opposite. It stayed true to its source material, its pacing, and its core intention, and that’s what makes it stand out as one of the best, if not the best, K-drama trilogies out there.
For me, it’s not just a drama, it’s an experience that quietly stays with you long after it ends.
And KGE, she’s simply outstanding. Not that she needed to prove anything, but she once again shows why she’s considered among the finest, and proud of SeoulArts with her remarkable range of emotions and versatility. Our Goblin’s bride truly spread her wings and continues to command the industry with pure talent.
People were asking why his brother beat him up. But isn’t it obvious? He did it to knock some sense into him, that he has no self-respect, that he isn’t wanted there, and yet he keeps going back shamelessly. So the brother ends up venting his anger and frustration on him instead of confronting the people who treated him like a dog.
Also, the brother seems to be dealing with depression, possibly because their father left them with nothing, or there are deeper father-related issues. We’ll probably learn more about that later.
p.s: I don't know about you guys, but eating part I can't see, it gives me anxiety...how much he eats and specially the way he eats...
to be honest I didn’t expected that reason of her going to art class. that really caught me off guard. nice twist and this is indeed crazy FL character even though she has some typical FL elements hope they don’t make those into typical damsel in distress type as series progresses and she remains the same.
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the realization will come...but I don't think they will show them hitting rock bottom hard.
That is not the purpose of this series...but I just wish...to have the bitter taste of their own deeds.
2. 盛夏
3. 岛屿日落
Singer: Jia Youchun
Ending Song: “Midsummer”
Singer: Wang Da
Background Song: “Island Sunset”
Singers: Sun Caihang, Liang Beiyi
Three seasons spanning five years, and it never lost its charm. The writing stayed consistent, the acting felt genuine, and the attention to detail, especially in how emotions are portrayed, remained incredibly accurate. It’s rare to see a trilogy maintain this kind of quality from start to finish.
So many shows peak in their first season and then struggle to keep up, but Yumi’s Cells did the opposite. It stayed true to its source material, its pacing, and its core intention, and that’s what makes it stand out as one of the best, if not the best, K-drama trilogies out there.
For me, it’s not just a drama, it’s an experience that quietly stays with you long after it ends.
And KGE, she’s simply outstanding. Not that she needed to prove anything, but she once again shows why she’s considered among the finest, and proud of SeoulArts with her remarkable range of emotions and versatility. Our Goblin’s bride truly spread her wings and continues to command the industry with pure talent.
My ratings were:
S1 8/10
S2 8.5/10
S3 9/10
Also, the brother seems to be dealing with depression, possibly because their father left them with nothing, or there are deeper father-related issues. We’ll probably learn more about that later.
p.s: I don't know about you guys, but eating part I can't see, it gives me anxiety...how much he eats and specially the way he eats...