Wow! A Soju-style script recycling The Women Who Swallowed the Sun, but with an even more cruel and unfair plot. The mother spends 17 years raising a child who is not her biological daughter, only to be murdered by a woman she considered a friend. Meanwhile, the CEO’s daughter is serving time in prison for killing her own mother—the woman who actually loved and cared for her.
Check Klaw, KDetectives, and K-Writers’ licenses… because this is equal parts ridiculous waste of time Next KD. Gotta be a better one, any recommendations!?
EXACTLY! They're amazing actors /actresses BUT... Something doesn't addup They looked ridiculous, uncomfortable, awkward, it's not funny. Turn it into a BL She's the third wheel, perhaps!
“Very interesting… hoping there’s no more soju-script nonsense The actors and actresses are fantastic. As always, it’s the K-directors and K-writers who are at fault when the KD goes down the toilet.”
Epis 2-3-4 The problem here is not that the actors/actress are individually terrible. The problem is that the casting doesn't produce believable chemistry for the particular characters and scenes. Acting ability + character compatibility + emotional timing + physical rapport + directing + writing + editing = believable chemistry.
You can put two talented people together and get nothing. WHO CAST THESE PEOPLE TOGETHER??? The sequences are there. The scenes are there. The script may be there. But the ACTING CHEMISTRY??? THEIR FACIAL EXPRESSIONS??? THEIR DELIVERY??? THEIR EMOTIONAL RANGE??? HELL NO. The awkwardness. The uncomfortable pauses. The chemistry that has apparently FILED FOR DIVORCE BEFORE THE RELATIONSHIP EVEN STARTED! SOMETHING ain't adding up! watching this mess thinking: Sorry-ass KD.
Park Seong Hyeon/Jung I Hyeon can't pair him with any of these losers, he's so fine, handsome and very sexy. None of them are his style. Well, he has to make it work, he has a job to do ... just act.
On the edge of my seat trying to figure out **WHO’S BEHIND WHAT! However, the sequence of criminal events is **perfectly on point**, with everything intricately intertwined and the most unpredictable individuals pulling the strings.
Namkoong Min as **Kang Tae Ju** is one **HELL of an actor—and husband—on this bitch KD!
His acting is phenomenal! Every look, every reaction, every move has me questioning **EVERYBODY.** You think you got it figured out—and BOOM! Another twist!
This KD is keeping me **STRESSED, SUSPICIOUS, AND GLUED TO THE SCREEN! Kudos KD and KW. Great cast and crew.
Episode 3 - 4 were **dragging its feet** until Hyeon Nam tested that drink—then **BOOM!** Bo Na wakes up, and suddenly the episode has a pulse!
And that fight?! **“On your knees, 새끼야!”**said Bo Na 🔥 That scene came out of nowhere!
But that **bug-flying camera**?! 👀 Now THAT was clever. A tiny flying surveillance camera disguised as a bug? **Amazing!** The writers finally said, *“Okay, enough boring exposition—let’s get sneaky.”*
The ending is actually VERY okay.** TH is dead, JR went to jail with crazy YN, HJ got his biological father AND he got the girl.
“They” couldn't let a gay (maybe) guy get the girl? Because apparently that wouldn't be “fair” to Jin Ju? 🙄 Min Jun would be GREAT in a BL KD.
But honestly, some people are **OVERLY emotional**. Their jealousy became a sickness—and I'm not exaggerating. They cannot separate an actor/actress's **career from their personal life**, and that goes for Kdirectors and Kwriters too.
Look at **ASTCO**.
Da Yeol and Tae Hyeon looked **chemically so damn good together** that they apparently had to shut this shit DOWN.
When they started the project, ASTCO was supposed to be a money-making project. Then, to their surprise, Da Yeol and Tae Hyeon **LIT UP THE SCREEN**. They were eye candy. The viewers saw the chemistry, started shipping them as a BL couple, and suddenly the situation became bigger than whatever the original plan was.
And that's where I think the KD/KW's **envious immaturity** took over. Their feelings surpassed and overlapped reasonable adulthood, and the viewers ended up getting a **shitty ending**.
Let's be real: some international fans are deeply in love with the chemistry between **Park Ji Hoon's Yeon Si Eun and Choi Hyun Wook's An Su Ho** from *Weak Hero Class 1*. They're young adult MEN. People can ship them, love their friendship, love their chemistry—whatever.
But here's the damn difference:
**ACTING IS ACTING.**
When the cameras are rolling:
**LIGHTS. CAMERA. ACTION.**
These actors are professionals. If the script says they have to kiss their female lead, they kiss their female lead. When the Kdirector says **“CUT!”**, the scene is over. That's their JOB.
They know who their loved ones are. They know who they are in their personal lives. They know the difference between **real life and a damn acting role**.
So why the hell can't everyone else?
Actors can perform intimacy, romance, affection, heartbreak, jealousy, violence, or whatever the script requires without that automatically becoming their personal reality.
That's what acting IS.
And when two actors have undeniable chemistry, you don't punish the actors/actresses nor the audience because the chemistry surprised you.
**Da Yeol and Tae Hyeon were CHEMICAL FIRE. 🔥**
The viewers saw it.
You cannot tell people what they saw on that screen wasn't there.
And if the chemistry became stronger than the writers/directors expected?
News 
She caused the accident... Nope! The motorcycle did.
Check Klaw, KDetectives, and K-Writers’ licenses… because this is equal parts ridiculous waste of time Next KD. Gotta be a better one, any recommendations!?
Done!!
Bingo!
First ML, he knows. Second ML, he knows 😂 FL, She doesn't know. Perhaps! 😂
The problem here is not that the actors/actress are individually terrible. The problem is that the casting doesn't produce believable chemistry for the particular characters and scenes.
Acting ability + character compatibility + emotional timing + physical rapport + directing + writing + editing = believable chemistry.
You can put two talented people together and get nothing. WHO CAST THESE PEOPLE TOGETHER???
The sequences are there. The scenes are there. The script may be there.
But the ACTING CHEMISTRY???
THEIR FACIAL EXPRESSIONS???
THEIR DELIVERY???
THEIR EMOTIONAL RANGE???
HELL NO.
The awkwardness. The uncomfortable pauses. The chemistry that has apparently FILED FOR DIVORCE BEFORE THE RELATIONSHIP EVEN STARTED!
SOMETHING ain't adding up!
watching this mess thinking:
Sorry-ass KD.
Namkoong Min as **Kang Tae Ju** is one **HELL of an actor—and husband—on this bitch KD!
His acting is phenomenal! Every look, every reaction, every move has me questioning **EVERYBODY.** You think you got it figured out—and BOOM! Another twist!
This KD is keeping me **STRESSED, SUSPICIOUS, AND GLUED TO THE SCREEN!
Kudos KD and KW. Great cast and crew.
And that fight?! **“On your knees, 새끼야!”**said Bo Na 🔥 That scene came out of nowhere!
But that **bug-flying camera**?! 👀 Now THAT was clever. A tiny flying surveillance camera disguised as a bug? **Amazing!** The writers finally said, *“Okay, enough boring exposition—let’s get sneaky.”*
BOOM SHAKALAKA!
“They” couldn't let a gay (maybe) guy get the girl? Because apparently that wouldn't be “fair” to Jin Ju? 🙄 Min Jun would be GREAT in a BL KD.
But honestly, some people are **OVERLY emotional**. Their jealousy became a sickness—and I'm not exaggerating. They cannot separate an actor/actress's **career from their personal life**, and that goes for Kdirectors and Kwriters too.
Look at **ASTCO**.
Da Yeol and Tae Hyeon looked **chemically so damn good together** that they apparently had to shut this shit DOWN.
When they started the project, ASTCO was supposed to be a money-making project. Then, to their surprise, Da Yeol and Tae Hyeon **LIT UP THE SCREEN**. They were eye candy. The viewers saw the chemistry, started shipping them as a BL couple, and suddenly the situation became bigger than whatever the original plan was.
And that's where I think the KD/KW's **envious immaturity** took over. Their feelings surpassed and overlapped reasonable adulthood, and the viewers ended up getting a **shitty ending**.
Let's be real: some international fans are deeply in love with the chemistry between **Park Ji Hoon's Yeon Si Eun and Choi Hyun Wook's An Su Ho** from *Weak Hero Class 1*. They're young adult MEN. People can ship them, love their friendship, love their chemistry—whatever.
But here's the damn difference:
**ACTING IS ACTING.**
When the cameras are rolling:
**LIGHTS. CAMERA. ACTION.**
These actors are professionals. If the script says they have to kiss their female lead, they kiss their female lead. When the Kdirector says **“CUT!”**, the scene is over. That's their JOB.
They know who their loved ones are. They know who they are in their personal lives. They know the difference between **real life and a damn acting role**.
So why the hell can't everyone else?
Actors can perform intimacy, romance, affection, heartbreak, jealousy, violence, or whatever the script requires without that automatically becoming their personal reality.
That's what acting IS.
And when two actors have undeniable chemistry, you don't punish the actors/actresses nor the audience because the chemistry surprised you.
**Da Yeol and Tae Hyeon were CHEMICAL FIRE. 🔥**
The viewers saw it.
You cannot tell people what they saw on that screen wasn't there.
And if the chemistry became stronger than the writers/directors expected?
**THAT'S NOT THE ACTORS' FAULT.**
That's called **doing your damn job TOO WELL.**