AyalonPhoenix

As a teacher I always feel attracted to school dramas. Even thou we don't share the same cultural background we can realize that deep down school life is pretty much the same (with some exceptions of course). This Drama is pretty similar to almost all Japanese school dramas. It is to like and enjoy. If you are looking for something simple yet entertaining this will be a great choice. The only part I disliked a little bit was those small scene were they openly promoted something almost like a commercial in the middle of the episode. Otherwise enjoyable. ^_^

I saw the first two or three episode of "The Gu Family Book" and stop there. I am not impressed with his performance, therefor I don't follow his dramas that much. The last drama I watched was Good Doctor. It was good. I need to finish it but over all I give it a nice review.

I was talking with my brother about your article (he forwarded it to me)and I remind me of another interesting situation that happens quite often in Korean dramas. Have notice that it seems Korean are allergic to rain drops? It seems that even if they get hit by just a single drop the character will develop high fever or a nasty cold. Once more thanks for the article.

Awesome you pretty much covered everything. I lived in Korea for a year and I have a possible response for #2. Korean culture is a very rushed one and they try to do everything in a fast way, therefor they try to finish their meals ASAP. Sometimes while I was about to finish my first dish my Korean friend would have finished the whole meal. Of course I guess they exaggerate a little bit in Dramas.

By the way have you ever wonder why some characters in dramas seems to have the freedom of slapping people around and the one that got slapped just stand there doing pretty much nothing?

Totally awesome. I never saw it like a manual but your view is totally right. I guess that if I want to write a successful drama I should include all of those above.

Great Job!