It's frustrating that the Korean Broadcasting Association has even given this air. It's a completely baseless claim, but addressing the comments so publicly, emboldens commenters to believe they had some justification. The way they met relating to a pair of slippers?!? ...a similar logo!? I completely disagree, and see no similarity whatsoever. Can someone's own personal perspective really distort their viewing this much, or is it flat-out just made up, to be antagonistic towards a highly successful Chinese show?
I think this is an under-rated gem. I watched this when it aired, and find myself regularly rewatching, now for the 3rd time. It's heartfelt and sincere, and the romances are sweet. It also shines a light on the inherent problems with the kpop industry, if you care to pay attention. I wonder if going into this as NOT a KPop fan, is an advantage. I can watch it with no biases and just enjoy the show.
I totally agree. But it's a time honoured tradition (hear my sarcasm) that netizens have sway over scripts in…
In interviews, midway through airing, the screenwriter for EAW, talked about making script changes to suit knetz and international comments. I'm really sorry I can't give you references but if you want to fall down the rabbit hole and do some googly research, you can find lots of stuff about past dramas and fan influences on airing dramas. It's typical for dramas to begin airing before they've completed writing, filming and editing. So there's HEAPS of opportunity for things to be changed or cancelled, based on how it's received by the public.
Initially i used feel bad for Eom Ho, i could feel his frustration on not finding his sister's body nor her murderer...but…
I find myself a bit unsympathetic to the brother too BUT... I 'm sure that a brother would berate themselves for not defending their sibling against their abusive parent. That's part of the trauma you carry. Remember he is a victim of it too. I think his guilt and remorse are what drives his sociopathic behaviour
Enough already! The story should not be dictated by the general public. Nor should it have any bearing on it’s…
I totally agree. But it's a time honoured tradition (hear my sarcasm) that netizens have sway over scripts in SK. A recent HUGELY successful example is Extraordinary Attorney Woo.
Every character depicted here exudes a striking realism. While the Xu Jiabai character may be toxic, it undeniably…
I agree it is attempting to do that, and that's why I'm enjoying. But my point is; I think they dropped the baton with the explication of Xin Xi and Ju Bai. Sure his controlling tendencies are toxic but the fact they're conflated with a so-called "simp" character, is frustrating for me. Sure you can frame it as a service to drama watchers, so they can recognise these characters IRL BUT I am saying, We have seen this to death, in drama and IRL. I want to see some progress in humanity 😁 I'm hoping it will be resolved in later episodes.
Really enjoying this except...the second couple. Li Xin Xi and Xu Jua Bai irk me. She is a strong personality and clearly clever, but she wanys to be pampered and kept IMO like a child. And because he meets her needs, he's a simp. Oh and in this drama,there is SO MUCH foreshadowing that Jua Bai's traits are questionable and it's going to lead to a massive downfall for Xin Xi. "Simp" as a term, raises my hackles. It's right out of the toxic masculinity lexicon - if you use it, check your biases!! A man is not manly enough if he is gentle, respectful and gives you what you want?!? PLEASE can we move on from this crap! A TRULY ground breaking script would celebrate that.
Hi, I plan to watch this drama, can anyone give me a spoiler for the below questionI saw some reviews below1.…
Sorry for delay. MAJOR Spoiler ahead
Ep 35 ML and FL start dating again and the following 3 eps or so, hijinks ensue, because FL is still angry about how he treated her. FL's senior - Dong Han and Kai Chi work together to help Jing Cen vent her anger at ML and make him jealous. There was never any risk she would choose him. I think Dong Han helps her to show his respect and good feelings for her, but I don't think he's actually in love with her. I'm not sure which ep Dong Han turns up...maybe mid 20s?!
All the eps between 23 and 35, ML and FL keep interacting. By accident sometimes, sometimes through granny's manipulation, sometimes through ML's manipulation...it's pretty evident throughout, that they'll get back together.
Yu Quan and Jing Fan are my focus in this now.And Kai Chi is just so charming now too.
Ep 36 sees nice progression of my fav couple. Yu Quan is heading steadily up my list of 'drama boyfriend' material. After the early episode shower scene, my interest was piqued, but now his personality is the attractive thing to me 😍 Despite being described as incompetent in relationships and a cold fish, he is nailing it! The scene where he sprints off to get flat shoes for Jing Fan and is not even breathless on return - both hilarious and hot 🤣 🔥 (don't get me started on actors who can run...) And his snide/sarcastic/cheeky sense of humour in his interactions with Heng Wei, are right up my alley.
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Can someone's own personal perspective really distort their viewing this much, or is it flat-out just made up, to be antagonistic towards a highly successful Chinese show?
find lots of stuff about past dramas and fan influences on airing dramas.
It's typical for dramas to begin airing before they've completed writing, filming and editing. So there's HEAPS of opportunity for things to be changed or cancelled, based on how it's received by the public.
I 'm sure that a brother would berate themselves for not defending their sibling against their abusive parent. That's part of the trauma you carry. Remember he is a victim of it too. I think his guilt and remorse are what drives his sociopathic behaviour
"Namkoong Min directly addresses K-netz controversy: "My Dearest" female lead, will continue to be Ahn Eun Jin.
Sure you can frame it as a service to drama watchers, so they can recognise these characters IRL BUT I am saying, We have seen this to death, in drama and IRL. I want to see some progress in humanity 😁 I'm hoping it will be resolved in later episodes.
Oh and in this drama,there is SO MUCH foreshadowing that Jua Bai's traits are questionable and it's going to lead to a massive downfall for Xin Xi.
"Simp" as a term, raises my hackles. It's right out of the toxic masculinity lexicon - if you use it, check your biases!! A man is not manly enough if he is gentle, respectful and gives you what you want?!?
PLEASE can we move on from this crap! A TRULY ground breaking script would celebrate that.
Seriously though the supporting cast in this is awesome.
Ep 35 ML and FL start dating again and the following 3 eps or so, hijinks ensue, because FL is still angry about how he treated her.
FL's senior - Dong Han and Kai Chi work together to help Jing Cen vent her anger at ML and make him jealous. There was never any risk she would choose him. I think Dong Han helps her to show his respect and good feelings for her, but I don't think he's actually in love with her.
I'm not sure which ep Dong Han turns up...maybe mid 20s?!
All the eps between 23 and 35, ML and FL keep interacting. By accident sometimes, sometimes through granny's manipulation, sometimes through ML's manipulation...it's pretty evident throughout, that they'll get back together.
And Kai Chi is just so charming now too.
After the early episode shower scene, my interest was piqued, but now his personality is the attractive thing to me 😍
Despite being described as incompetent in relationships and a cold fish, he is nailing it! The scene where he sprints off to get flat shoes for Jing Fan and is not even breathless on return - both hilarious and hot 🤣 🔥 (don't get me started on actors who can run...)
And his snide/sarcastic/cheeky sense of humour in his interactions with Heng Wei, are right up my alley.
2. Ep 35 officially decide to re-date but patching up is ongoing
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5(4?) No actual love triangle