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Fun and Farcical
If you’re in the mood for a lighthearted, fluffy romance that doesn’t take itself too seriously, this one might be for you. The writers get a lot of mileage from the double meaning of the word “charge” in the English title, for example.
The supporting characters are either stereotypes or placeholders to demonstrate the tired old cliche that rich people are all greedy, self-aggrandizing nincompoops perpetually worried that someone might use the wrong salad fork.
As for logic, the writers ask you to suspend your disbelief to the point that your brain goes belly up. The FL’s magical powers are turned on by a bolt of lightning and mysteriously turned off by ??? If this was ever explained, I must have blinked and missed it.
While both leads were fun and appealing, I don’t understand why a tall, handsome Korean man is so often paired with a diminutive Fl, who looks like a 10-year-old child next to him. While they both did their best to make it work, at times it was–let’s just say–a bit cringe.
The supporting characters are either stereotypes or placeholders to demonstrate the tired old cliche that rich people are all greedy, self-aggrandizing nincompoops perpetually worried that someone might use the wrong salad fork.
As for logic, the writers ask you to suspend your disbelief to the point that your brain goes belly up. The FL’s magical powers are turned on by a bolt of lightning and mysteriously turned off by ??? If this was ever explained, I must have blinked and missed it.
While both leads were fun and appealing, I don’t understand why a tall, handsome Korean man is so often paired with a diminutive Fl, who looks like a 10-year-old child next to him. While they both did their best to make it work, at times it was–let’s just say–a bit cringe.
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