Finished but now I know why all the eps got released at once. Everyone would've forgotten about it after every week. FL was hyper sweet and cheerful but it felt a bit forced. The physical contacts felt quite stiff and obligated by the plot, totally missing the natural sparks needed to pull me in. Cute fluffy rom com if you don't have anything else to watch. Def wouldn't re-watch.
Lee Jae Won plays the same dicky role as he did in Record of Youth... as for the rest, Ha Young is beautiful but cringey AF but her comedic timing and delivery was spot on.
Title: Moving the Nest | 移巢ML: Liu Xiao Xu | 刘萧旭FL: Wang Gege | 王格格SynopsisXing Ning and Yi Linxun…
just discovered this too, now looking for his other projects. I love his natural handsome smile, no filter, no makeup. It's a pleasant change from the MLs I've been watching 😊
Li Xun Juan is fast becoming my fav SML in every drama he's in 😍😍😍 the rest of tbe show was pretty boring... didn't mind it but totally forgettable.
Even the legal part wasn't interesting enough and I watched because of the family law aspect but since theirs is civil and not common law system, it's a totally bdifferent ballgame.
don't think she's after revenge. I think she's disappointed that the killer whom she idolises is now a mother…
kinda does... eg you idolise a doctor who was at the top of their field but now chooses to be just a mother and loves it... you can't help being disappointed because you feel being a mother is def less than that of being a doctor... same exact thing... it's her mindset
Gotta say I think this is most natural I've seen Hu Yi Tian in a role. I was questioning whether he'd still be able to play a high sch role convincingly and he's doing well so far. He's softer than any of his previous roles and it speaks volume to his growth as an actor as he normally plays the opposite role.
I'm liking the tone and pace so far, very wholesome and just calming. I've been missing this genre and it's nice to be back at sch with this lot.
After two episodes, I still can't buy the premise.My biggest issue isn't that the series leaves questions unanswered.…
so far, I kinda like it... it gives me more WANTED vibe without all of its good stuff lol... I like seeing how she can balance the two lives as only a woman can 😛 as for the targets being male, no biggie, statistically 90% (don't quote me on that 🤪) of all recorded homicides and violent crimes are by men, making them the vast majority of violent perpetrators, so dunno your reasoning for pointing that out.
You're expecting the drama to be a full on action about a killer who is a mother and wife whereas my take of it is that it's more meant to be a mother and wife who is a killer and the drama is about how she navigates that. The tension doesn't come from how she kills, it comes from how she manages to buy groceries, hide her sniper rifle from her husband, and raise a toddler while doing it. It shows her priorities have fundamentally shifted.
So... a little secret organisation of vigilantes don't vet their new hires til after?!! Did they acquire her from LinkedIn?! WTF! ... Can't wait to see her killers this one and not drag it out.
These family dramas always end up being so frustrating with the FL being a doormat then you gotta wait for weekly episodes, no thx, will wait till it finishes.
I had avoided this because I was never in the mood for anything too emotional or heavy. However, the characters and the story feel like exactly the warm blanket one needs this winter. It's a beautifully nostalgic, slow burn comfort watch that wraps you up in the sun-drenched charm of old Jeju Island. Pure heart from start to finish. 🩷
So far, a mediocre, mid-budget B-rated production with sloppy editing and ridiculous continuity errors.
As for the leads, casting is a total mismatch there. Ting Hui looks way too old for Ying Gua. CZY’s somehow looks younger here (!) so his youthful, boyish features just clash with WJY’s more mature presence, giving off an awkward vibe rather than the powerful dynamic the show intended. Dunno if there's gonna be any romance but it's already hinted at and even that was awkward - a bit forced & hurried.
Will put it on the PTW list for now til it ends and also adjust my expectations 🫠
oh wow hahaha exactly what I thought but I'd give it at least a 5... I'm not surprised by all the guidance reviews as they hardly mentioned anything of substance.
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Even the legal part wasn't interesting enough and I watched because of the family law aspect but since theirs is civil and not common law system, it's a totally bdifferent ballgame.
I'm liking the tone and pace so far, very wholesome and just calming. I've been missing this genre and it's nice to be back at sch with this lot.
You're expecting the drama to be a full on action about a killer who is a mother and wife whereas my take of it is that it's more meant to be a mother and wife who is a killer and the drama is about how she navigates that. The tension doesn't come from how she kills, it comes from how she manages to buy groceries, hide her sniper rifle from her husband, and raise a toddler while doing it. It shows her priorities have fundamentally shifted.
As for the leads, casting is a total mismatch there. Ting Hui looks way too old for Ying Gua. CZY’s somehow looks younger here (!) so his youthful, boyish features just clash with WJY’s more mature presence, giving off an awkward vibe rather than the powerful dynamic the show intended. Dunno if there's gonna be any romance but it's already hinted at and even that was awkward - a bit forced & hurried.
Will put it on the PTW list for now til it ends and also adjust my expectations 🫠