idk man, just don't be such a blatant liar and deny every little thing that is remotely related to him. If she had come clean and said "yes, I'm your fan" and kept the obsessive and parasocial part hidden, things would've been way easier to manage. the amount of second hand embarrassment I got from that scene was literally cramping.
I like the casting. Who would you rather have in the show?
Navier: Jun Ji-hyun / Song Hye Kyo/Kim Ok-vin/ Han Hyo Joo/jeon yeo been/escom/ lee el Sovieshu: Ji Sung Heinrey: Ji Chang Wook/Park Hyung Sik/ Song Kang(if he were a better actor, but best visually). Lee Jong Suk is good, but I personally think there were better choices Rashta: Seo Yea-ji/Kim Tae Ri/Kim Hye Yoon, but I like Lee Se Young here too
Depression is a bish, I swear. Once it latches onto you, it attracts every other negative thing like a magnet. And this man? He was going through it even before he completed his primary education. Imagine being the cash cow of these incompetent "adults". Idk if the ml became comfortable with it or not, but he definitely adapted to it. And I think the adaptability snapped the day his best friend died. It’s a solid representation of his personality, tho. But I lowkey pity the fl, like wdym she is his attorney AND his therapist? My girl is literally cleaning up all of the mess.
I'm lowk eyeing the manager and the members as potential suspects.
I have a very unrelated question but really would like to know. in many Asian dramas, winter time grils tend to…
i think it’s more about the styling in dramas, which often isn’t very realistic compared to what people actually wear in real life. Some women do love dressing up in winter too, but it’s not an everyday thing. Stylists, especially in chinese dramas, often prioritize aesthetics over realism so..
tbh the only thing I found cliche or disappointing was that her best friend had feelings for her, which in itself is quite common irl, but it's SO overused in dramas that I find it tiring. I genuinely thought that the writers were keeping them as just friends, but alas. Apart from that, I love this drama, especially the dynamic between the leads. The misunderstanding was also thankfully not dragged on for TOO long, which I was worried about.
This was done very messily. The whole world-ending scenario wasn’t convincing enough to begin with, and then they failed to execute the only thing they marketed. Everything was thrown in as if something might work: sci-fi, a mother-and-son relationship, her dead husband, and a random sus stranger. The lack of perspectives was also, in a way, a reason for the flop. I wasn’t impressed by the acting either. It felt like they were reciting a bad storyline.
This was so emotionally rich, damn. Every interaction between the leads felt so intense yet vulnerable that I could feel eyes on me lol. Lovely to see a BL made with this much passion.
the credit should definitely go to the writer, but executing this is also no easy feat. the way even the smallest day-to-day things are shown and have meaning is so beautiful and refreshing to see. we don't come across such stories really often, so it's a special one for me after so many disappointing dramas this year.
watched like 10 minutes of this, and it gave me an existential crisis, triggered my inferiority complex, and made…
so true lol. But in your defense, these kids are the cream of the crop and have done tons of things that stimulate their brains to the point that they find such things normal.
Sovieshu: Ji Sung
Heinrey: Ji Chang Wook/Park Hyung Sik/ Song Kang(if he were a better actor, but best visually). Lee Jong Suk is good, but I personally think there were better choices
Rashta: Seo Yea-ji/Kim Tae Ri/Kim Hye Yoon, but I like Lee Se Young here too
I'm lowk eyeing the manager and the members as potential suspects.