no but he’s friends with Kim Soo hyun who’s a pedo so he’s guilty by association I guess
His friend was cleared of the charges, so Jung Hae In was right to defend him and very brave as well considering so many people can't admit that they're wrong and persist in bashing him.
I must agree. that scene was really dumb. but if you can bear it and ignore those scenes, the rest of the storyline…
Aha! Thank you! If so, that might explain a lot. Like the acting. Based on the scene we mentioned, he seems to be playing the traditional female role, getting all emotional about whether she loves him or hates him, and she the cold male role.
I must agree. that scene was really dumb. but if you can bear it and ignore those scenes, the rest of the storyline…
Well, I'll watch it eventually, mainly because I've liked several other dramas set during the Republican Era, but if there are more silly or OTT scenes like that one, perhaps the creative team meant this to be a satire.
I've only watched few scenes of the drama on Instagram, and they led me to consider the meaning of the title. Overdo means to "carry to excess" or to "exaggerate." And that definition fit the scenes I watched. I mean, a man and a woman in a fighter jet discussing whether she loves or hates him, she calmly, he emotional--while fleeing a ball of fire! Is this drama meant to be like a Hollywood rom-com from the late 1930s-'40s?
This is what baseless rumors posted by toxic netizens can do to a sensitive celebrity. That her stellar performance in Last Scandal revealed nothing about her mental state says a lot about her professionalism.
every chinese agency plays dirty i swear whenever i see smth like this
Yang Mi IS a big fish, but a nice one, who has offered to help younger actors through her own agency. The problem seems to be that the younger ones are scared to leave their own abusive agencies.
I read that Zhao Lusi has signed with a new agency and agreed to some things they wanted but also made them agree to allow her to choose her own projects. But that's Lusi with her huge fan base.
If it wasn't for the last sequence with the 1st ML several years later now with two kids and FL with the "dog," I would've rated this drama 9/10. But by including that last sequence, the filmmakers were just messing with us. Yes, relationships do change, but for me, this drama went a little bit too far out to prove it.
This drama had me invested from start to finish. So much drama and secrets, but the marriage plot was what really…
The way their relationship developed was totally believable and the fact that so much time was devoted to it made the drama so much more than a standard crime drama.
A riveting crime drama. It's written and directed like a police procedural and yet the characters' emotional story lines fit seamlessly into the narrative. This is the first drama I've watched that stars Elvira Cai, and she's really got a lot going for her. Excellent acting chops and her action scenes were totally convincing. I'd like to see more of her work. 10/10
With the low rating, I was expecting to watch the worst kdrama of 2026. And yet, I kind of liked it. It's certainly…
I haven't watched it yet, but I like what you said about this drama being "crazy or different," because that's probably the reason for its low rating. I think it's pretty clear from recent releases that some k-drama creators are trying new and unexpected ways to entertain viewers (and in some cases even make them think about what the drama is "saying").
I read that Zhao Lusi has signed with a new agency and agreed to some things they wanted but also made them agree to allow her to choose her own projects. But that's Lusi with her huge fan base.