Arty

I didn't say he wasn't ^^"

Fuck me, I didn't even remember I made this comment. So I guess I'm a psychic now. How's it going? Wait, don't tell me. You are also currently in the midst of being blown away by my miraculous abilities. I know. It's okay. I too am in awe of myself, it's a perfectly normal response. Hey do you think this power works on ships as well?

I seem to have found a small pile of lesbians. Happy days.

One of the best portrayals of jealousy I've seen.

Soo, I just came here for SolJiwan...

I know this is loved for its mental health side, plus of course the usual romance/drama - but does anyone have any recommendations for dramas with a similar creepy narrative vibe, cause I really loved the Burtonesque animations and the macabre children's stories. There probably isn't anything quite as well done as this in that regard, considering they actually put the books to print after, but this can't be the only good drama that feels like it could have taken inspiration from A Series of Unfortunate Events right?

I don't think I've cried in the first half of the first episode before.

Be that as it may I've never seen someone 'act' zits and pimples to life ^^"

This drama died for me in the 5th episode. Like he tells his employee she doesn't suit nice clothes, calls her easy and accuses her of being distracted by men and looking to hit on clients - but it's okay because he didn't know it was her mother's anniversary?? Wth? In what scenario is that okay? I literally cannot ship them after that, but the instant ML shows her the slightest bit of decency, O Sol is completely sympathetic like nothing ever happened, and then next thing you know, all of a suddenly she's into him because he showed interest in her. Sorry, what? Literally no other reason than she liked her last crush, and it was only the last episode where she's all "I'm so past that regretful phase of my life, not doing that again". Smh.
The acting was fine, but this script was awful; the inappropriate comments are followed by an avalanche of cliches, and chemistry is nonexistent. Not to mention, we keep being told that Neville Longbottom is super handsome and dreamy, which is even worse, when Yoo Jung, our FL, is being treated like a literal booger by practically the entire cast except the secondary love interest. And when you realise their age gap things just get icky (Yoo Jung is 19 - 19 - in this drama).

I don't think they'll do the webtoon's visual contrast of Jugyeong with and without makeup quite justice, but I'm still looking forward to this anyway. Congrats to the author on the adaptation! ^^

It's my first time seeing her in Backstreet Rookie, but she's so crazy beautiful I feel like I need to take a moment every times on screen ^^ I think she embodied the character of Saet Byul really well, hope she does some more badass roles in the future ^^

Funny you should say that, because Kate Royal is basically her caucasian doppelganger (fyi: Kate Royal is a British opera singer, you can see her in Glyndebourne's Der Rosenkavalier, or, I believe, The Rose Knight) It took me nearly the full three hours of opera to figure out where I'd seen her face before.

I didn't click this was a Cluedo ref for a sec, and things took a weird turn for a moment ^^"

They need to stop with this dysfunctional timeline thing, seriously. It'd be one thing if they were obvious about time switches, but it literally just feels like they shuffled the scenes on the storyboard and added a few duplicates/

Poster had me thinking this was going to go in a completely other direction ^^"

They're on my list ^^

The over-the-top editing style is definitely intentional though, although I can understand it not being to some people's tastes, or requiring a certain mood to enjoy, and no doubt they expected to lose a few viewers due to their unconventional methods. Maybe try watching again later without comparing it/ expecting the style of FP + WWW (I haven't watched them myself yet, so don't have cause for bias myself, and really enjoyed the humorous touch the eccentric style adds to the series.)
I like it a lot when something makes me imagine how much fun its creators had making it just by watching it. I couldn't help thinking while watching that the editors must have had a good time putting this show together; coming up with creative ideas to give it a wacky edge. It reminds me of the vibes I got from the animation in Spider-Man, where they practically reinvented their medium to add character to the film (although not on that level of course).
"Ah, I bet this was fun to make."
It's a good feeling to receive. It's definitely something I'm charmed by at least.

Hands down the best character introduction I have seen in some time, I could tell from the first episode this is going to be a long time favourite of mine. Great action scenes, colourful editing, and brilliantly delivered humour.

I came from spotify.

I mean, Tae Eun could not have been more unruffled than when he kissed her - I'd actually say she looked bored more than anything XD how can you be all cocky like "mission success" when your first kiss triggers the "ugh" face ^^" So like, is she interested in him too? I'm genuinely asking, because they've kinda said they're dating right? And she didn't slap him either. But aside from her search history, her dialogue is bone dry when interacting with pretty much everyone. I don't think Kim Go Eun is a bad actress, that not-crying face when she was asking about her mum for example, was on point, so overall I read her character as cool, sassy, and a little bit stand-offish, but her attitude with Lee Gon hasn't changed since she determined that he isn't a bad person, and is basically the same as how she treats her colleagues, if less friendly and familiar - which doesn't exactly seem like a plus for romance.