K-Drama 
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God, this was so boring.
As per usual, every misunderstanding could've been cleared up if they actually TALKED with each other, not AT each other. And as per usual, the second lead couple had a more interesting relationship story line than the main leads. Overall - I've never skipped forward so much in any drama but still watched it until the end.
Story line - boring. Visuals - sanitized. Filming - don't even get me started. Costume department - office is not a runway. Acting - good. Music - ???
And now some random thoughts to prove I suffered through all 30 episodes.
The dude has endless supply of umbrellas and I'm convinced he wears jackets just so he can them off to cover the FL.
Dad and ex-fiancée are both narcissistic assholes, setting my teeth on edge every time I see that face on screen.
Is everyone constantly being pursued by new and old love interests or is it just rich and beautiful people?
Nobody's crying, like at all. I can't tell if it's a good or bad, but there is a lack of emotional depth for sure.
This is not a good drama for women's empowerment. A huge red flag is that even this Mrs Tang is a big boss lady and owns companies and whatnot, upon meeting their contact for business the first thing the man says is ''you look prettier than before''. The hell does that have to do with anything?
If one of my first interactions with in-laws involved me getting hit, even by accident, I would walk out so fast they would think I was road-runner. Although the relationships across the board are light and more or less functional, there are quite a lot red flags and glossing over of more serious issues. Leads have good on screen chemistry, but it's very friendly and sweet, not exactly fireworks of epic love.
Story line - boring. Visuals - sanitized. Filming - don't even get me started. Costume department - office is not a runway. Acting - good. Music - ???
And now some random thoughts to prove I suffered through all 30 episodes.
The dude has endless supply of umbrellas and I'm convinced he wears jackets just so he can them off to cover the FL.
Dad and ex-fiancée are both narcissistic assholes, setting my teeth on edge every time I see that face on screen.
Is everyone constantly being pursued by new and old love interests or is it just rich and beautiful people?
Nobody's crying, like at all. I can't tell if it's a good or bad, but there is a lack of emotional depth for sure.
This is not a good drama for women's empowerment. A huge red flag is that even this Mrs Tang is a big boss lady and owns companies and whatnot, upon meeting their contact for business the first thing the man says is ''you look prettier than before''. The hell does that have to do with anything?
If one of my first interactions with in-laws involved me getting hit, even by accident, I would walk out so fast they would think I was road-runner. Although the relationships across the board are light and more or less functional, there are quite a lot red flags and glossing over of more serious issues. Leads have good on screen chemistry, but it's very friendly and sweet, not exactly fireworks of epic love.
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