"Don't bother" with what? You barged in here, and demanded to be spoonfed information instead of using a basic skill like Googling. Then you get offended like a petulant little child because I told you to do yourself a favour and open up Google. Also, check your own spelling and grammar, you need it on top of Googling.
It is not shoddy writing because you are not getting the romance that you wanted.This drama is about real life,…
No, I'm not looking for any romance specifically. I do not like the main pairing in the first place. But yes, the romance is shoddy writing. That did not mean the entire drama is shoddy. I criticised the decision the writers made for writing their romance the way they did.
This is fiction. Unlike real life, in fiction, there's a main guy and a main girl for a reason. A main girl who has had her screentime already diminished and then relegated to the second love interest of the main guy is shoddy writing. Don't use the reason that "this drama is about real life" to excuse shoddy writing.
you don't have to be grammatical on GOOGLE SEARCH, buddy. you just have to string some words together for it to pick up keywords. WTF. google has been around for over 20 years and you still don't know how to use it?! damn. i have no patience for stupidity, if you want people to be polite to your stupid ass then go back to kindergarten and be a 5-year old.
I don't know why so many people keep using the reason of the main actress' quarantine to justify her character in the drama. It's fine if the writers had to improvise the writing to accommodate the change in frequency of her appearance, I get it - but what has that got to do with making the main male character fall in love with the second female lead for half the show?! The romance did not have to be that way at all, male character falling in love with another girl is completely unrelated with the main actress' "quarantine" period. There were so many things they could've improvised with her diminished screentime because of circumstances beyond her control. Writing the romance this way simply tells me, the watcher, that the main female is the guy's "second choice". It's not respecting the main female character at all. Other than her character, I'm not even feeling the main actress in her role at all. She's not one of my fave actresses, and this kind of shoddy writing is not doing her any favours.
dude just do a google search with vague keywords like "korean celeb druggies" or "korean stars druggies" it's not that hard. it's 2023 do yourself a favour and learn how to google, even though google is becoming such a shit company
Am genuinely curious Why did li qin(FL) accept this drama?!! Like it's doing nothing for her,her character is…
i've been snoring each time the FL comes onscreen since ep 1, her character is easily the weakest in the whole series. Despite being the main girl she's going to be the ML's second option in the end? =_=
my friend saw him collecting a take-out order at a restaurant once. he looks a lot better IRL than this crap photo. actually, there are other better pictures out there. smh
dammit another 10-15 mins drama, i wasn't expecting it edit: it was pretty good, although the drama lost some momentum halfway.
i also watched a Q&A session with the male and female leads and damn, lmfao the female actress was like she couldn't wait for the session to end. there was no chemistry and no sense of rapport between them. it's like she couldn't stand his face, so many times she refused to look at him directly even when he was talking to her. her eyes kept darting back and forth when she was answering questions. he's the same way, too btw, he kept looking at his feet and kept fidgeting when answering questions. i can't believe these are the same people who acted in the drama. the vibes are totally different. the male lead's real voice is also a lot deeper than the one they dubbed him with on screen. it shocked me lmfao
1. People should destroy their rose-tinted glasses and quit believing that their TV faves are pure, ideal men who "let them down". They didn't let you down. You just didn't know them. Acting is just a job. They're not saints. 2. There are truly bad men who were arrested, charged, banned by networks, and are still getting acting jobs after 10 years have passed. Not many netizens care about "cancelling" these bad men for whatever reason. 3. There are netizens who still gush over ex-druggies who were arrested, and then banned by networks, and then returned to act. Some netizens are more forgiving because these ex-druggies "look so good". You do you. 4. There are truly bad men with shocking cases, but Kim Seon Ho's controversy is not one of them. You're free to hate him, but since worse people (examples above) are still getting jobs, he won't suffer as much.
Yeah. Well, Her parents allowed it, so who am I to comment? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Fact is, he picked her out of so many girls. Mfer. Had she not been Kimura's daughter he wouldn't have done so.
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This is fiction. Unlike real life, in fiction, there's a main guy and a main girl for a reason. A main girl who has had her screentime already diminished and then relegated to the second love interest of the main guy is shoddy writing. Don't use the reason that "this drama is about real life" to excuse shoddy writing.
edit: it was pretty good, although the drama lost some momentum halfway.
i also watched a Q&A session with the male and female leads and damn, lmfao the female actress was like she couldn't wait for the session to end. there was no chemistry and no sense of rapport between them. it's like she couldn't stand his face, so many times she refused to look at him directly even when he was talking to her. her eyes kept darting back and forth when she was answering questions. he's the same way, too btw, he kept looking at his feet and kept fidgeting when answering questions. i can't believe these are the same people who acted in the drama. the vibes are totally different. the male lead's real voice is also a lot deeper than the one they dubbed him with on screen. it shocked me lmfao
2. There are truly bad men who were arrested, charged, banned by networks, and are still getting acting jobs after 10 years have passed. Not many netizens care about "cancelling" these bad men for whatever reason.
3. There are netizens who still gush over ex-druggies who were arrested, and then banned by networks, and then returned to act. Some netizens are more forgiving because these ex-druggies "look so good". You do you.
4. There are truly bad men with shocking cases, but Kim Seon Ho's controversy is not one of them. You're free to hate him, but since worse people (examples above) are still getting jobs, he won't suffer as much.