No, it isn't a classic character development, whatever that means. I can't stand people who say "character arc"…
That's not what I meant. If that's all you see... well, ok. When I read criticism (proper criticism, not just insults) I try to see where the view comes from instead of dismissing it with "new to K-drama" and "it's so obvious" clichés.
Lee Jae-wook was the best thing in that Gil Bok-soon movie. I can see good things in the future for him.
His role in Bok soon is small (not unusual in movies) he plays a younger version of a character - but he projects that character perfectly, the demeanour, disposition, everything - right to the soul, he nailed it.
kinda love how the drama sets the audience up to understand that his closest people, mom and manager, don’t…
Tbh she's only just learnt something that she would have already found out years ago... that if the speaker doesn't believe their own words, it sounds like a lie. Guilt can belie the truth.
Another user that likes to criticize for pleasure? Lol
You haven't offered a criticism. Arbitrarily calling it a junk drama is not a criticism... say why... then it's a criticism. Your comment is worthless.
Also not watching due to age gap; there is too great a gap in life experience and the relationship power dynamic…
It might appeal to young male virgins. It looks like the gap is going to be the main topic of the drama, so those issues you listed will be its bread and butter. If they overcome all those hurdles and live happily ever after... that's the least likely outcome and a bit 🤮, such romances occur often and don't last long.
Especially second ep was great so this is looking good! If you find the ml harsh and therefore wants to quit the…
No, it isn't a classic character development, whatever that means. I can't stand people who say "character arc" either, just meaningless buzzwords to try and sound cool. Any protagonist needs some redeeming features from the start, this dude's got none and he's an idiot... there won't be anyone with common sense (or a heartbeat) left to see if he turns into a nice guy.
4:48 seconds in and I'm thinking about dropping this. That beginning was so unrealistic.
It's stupid all the way through episode 1. Characters in the sports business saying "this guy's the best" multiple times, then "the guy" turns out to be a naive idiot doing stupid things for bad reasons - as if it's his first day being a sports agent - and he's not likeable in any way. Talk about how not to write a protagonist.
Not for me. Apart from the fact that I didn't like a single character, even his mum, there's nothing more heinous in sport than coaxing a boxer out of retirement. I'm not interested in the struggle, the journey, the ups and downs or the redemption of shitty people. It churns my stomach, no thanks. Why watch 11 episodes that make you feel like shit? Just so they can show you the opposite side in episode 12? Like sucking on a lemon just to make oranges taste sweeter? That's a con trick, not good drama.
Random. I wish Viki would stop subtitling the song lyrics. Anyone agree? I feel like they're assaulting me with words when I could just enjoy some beautiful pictures in peace.