Just finished the 4 episodes and now I'm reading commentaries here that is seems like a debate between who's more hurt and pitiful. Most are on Seungcheon's side while some are on Taeyong. Others glares at Seungcheon for what he's done and accuse him for being an ass now that he's living as Taeyong while others favours Taeyong because he said he won't exchange his family for money. Seungcheon's character is grey so I won't expect him to act all innocent and do things mostly in a lawful way. He's decision are partially questionable but it's human nature. Humans has the tendency to make decisions that are mostly questionable that's why I'm not surprised that a lot are rooting for him because he's relatable.
I applaud Taeyong for saying he'll never exchange his family for money and I also applaud Seungcheon for using his status to stand up for people who are being mistreated and bullied and giving the bullies a taste of their own medicine. However, I honestly can't distinguish the time when Seungcheon acted as an asshole. Was it when he threatened Janggun? Or was it when he threatened the gangster landlord? Can someone point it out to me when did Seungcheon acted as an asshole, just so I can have another perspective. Thank you in advance.
This entire series is predominantly about Big Mouse: who he is, why he's doing this, why he's using Chang Ho, what's his deal with the villains, what's his connection with the experimentation going on in the hospital, why he covets the deceased doctor's paper and so on. In a nutshell, he's easily implied as the main character since the plot majority talks about and revolves around him and the writers want me to believe that Big Mouse is all along just a side character?
If that is correct, then, Chang Ho is no longer an unreliable narrator it'll be just the writers' awful writing. I mean, Chang Ho saying he's never punch anyone but shows how he had beaten up his fellow students without any scratches on his face would be such an awful writing if they really takes the course of making Big Mouse a mere side character.
This story is predominantly about Big Mouse. The episode started with Big Mouse and the drama is actually revolving around him and he's practically running this show that alone clearly showcased that the main actor is Big Mouse because who else will play such considerably significant role other than the main lead himself?
I applaud Taeyong for saying he'll never exchange his family for money and I also applaud Seungcheon for using his status to stand up for people who are being mistreated and bullied and giving the bullies a taste of their own medicine. However, I honestly can't distinguish the time when Seungcheon acted as an asshole. Was it when he threatened Janggun? Or was it when he threatened the gangster landlord? Can someone point it out to me when did Seungcheon acted as an asshole, just so I can have another perspective. Thank you in advance.
If that is correct, then, Chang Ho is no longer an unreliable narrator it'll be just the writers' awful writing. I mean, Chang Ho saying he's never punch anyone but shows how he had beaten up his fellow students without any scratches on his face would be such an awful writing if they really takes the course of making Big Mouse a mere side character.