Do people really find this funny? I feel sad for Kang TaeOh, he’s too good to get wasted in a show like this.Not…
Pls don’t get me wrong, I am not a hater. I am just genuinely curious as I don’t feel any of their jokes landing.
For example, doing that permanent eyebrow makeup, then it’s gone the very next day. It had a potential of being a funny scene if she escaped it. But it ended up being just something along the She was Pretty attempt that went against its own logic. :/
All in all, it feels like a kdrama from 2011, but with a better production haha.
It sounds like I am ranting now, but seriously.. only her getting fired made sense so far xD
It was great, but I got annoyed by the overly aggressive tone of “greedy doctors”. They might be more into money, but in the end, they are doctors. I don’t think they would put so many people in danger just to fight one person.
Additionally, there is a whole system that prevents it. Especially in countries with a developed medical system.
Emergency services are not popular and that’s a fact, but it’s not like anyone would be able to shut it down. Or even consider doing it fully…
I love the love storylines so far, but the business one sucks..
Both Peoplez and CW are search companies, not banks or producers of certain goods. They could finish business years in profits, but there is no way one company would force their clients to hire random people, just to sc*ew their opponents. Yet alone to spend millions due to personal and emotional reasons.
Additionally, no clients (especially corporations) would waste their money to indulge a search company. They are the clients, meaning its a search company’s job to indulge in order to survive.
Yet, they somehow made CW as the biggest company in the industry, but without a single plan of their own for a bidding lol. Yes, one company can try to ruin their opponents, but it doesn’t mean no plan of their own.
Additionally, as it’s not an industry where the products are physical - there is no point acquiring the company if their employees could resign and easily go somewhere else. It’s an industry where everything depends solely on a management and human talent, so… I struggle a bit when they do this side of story.
But all in all - the kids are showstoppers and I live for them!
This was so unnecessary. I just don’t understand majority of korean screenwriters who think they need to sh*t in the middle of their work to make it interesting.
Like no, you don’t! It was good the way it was! We are allowed to have some rays of happiness in our lives. Not everything needs to be sour.
I looove this drama, even the second leads are giving me goosebumps! ^^However, I am a bit scared how the story…
1. He was saved by her father, who then died. She might blame himself and be one of those characters who break up “because they love their partners soooo much”.
2. The cliche in which career path of the MC is “the center of industry” and attacked by the most powerful villains. Like how can one search company force a random company to hire someone, just so they could screw another search company? (Luxury bag thing)
3. He is a divorced single dad. Like what difference does it make? If she could date someone “normal”, she already would. Like wtf with these comments in kdramas?
Korean writers should learn that simplicity is sometimes the best. - Salt is amazing when you season your food, but if you put it too much… it’s no longer edible.
How is the dubbing on Netflix? That’s my issue with some c-dramas as the voice actors sometimes just miss the point or emotion of certain characters. If only they could keep their real voices :(
I just hope my ship sails even though the MC is moron.
Ahhh, I get by just because of his face. I can forgive him anything
For example, doing that permanent eyebrow makeup, then it’s gone the very next day. It had a potential of being a funny scene if she escaped it. But it ended up being just something along the She was Pretty attempt that went against its own logic. :/
All in all, it feels like a kdrama from 2011, but with a better production haha.
It sounds like I am ranting now, but seriously.. only her getting fired made sense so far xD
I was hoping it will get better, so I kept quiet and watched. But uhh, my limit is about to expire soon
I feel sad for Kang TaeOh, he’s too good to get wasted in a show like this.
Not a single episode so far was making any sense or had a comedic timing. It was just a big “whyy”…
She’s literally harassing the ML who could easily close the whole lab just because of what she did to him. Yet he is not..
Which is something I would do after going through it all…
There is a reason why Jaewon was called Anus ^^
And the 2nd lead couple were Gangster nurse and Dr Park :3
Additionally, there is a whole system that prevents it. Especially in countries with a developed medical system.
Emergency services are not popular and that’s a fact, but it’s not like anyone would be able to shut it down. Or even consider doing it fully…
Both Peoplez and CW are search companies, not banks or producers of certain goods. They could finish business years in profits, but there is no way one company would force their clients to hire random people, just to sc*ew their opponents. Yet alone to spend millions due to personal and emotional reasons.
Additionally, no clients (especially corporations) would waste their money to indulge a search company. They are the clients, meaning its a search company’s job to indulge in order to survive.
Yet, they somehow made CW as the biggest company in the industry, but without a single plan of their own for a bidding lol. Yes, one company can try to ruin their opponents, but it doesn’t mean no plan of their own.
Additionally, as it’s not an industry where the products are physical - there is no point acquiring the company if their employees could resign and easily go somewhere else. It’s an industry where everything depends solely on a management and human talent, so… I struggle a bit when they do this side of story.
But all in all - the kids are showstoppers and I live for them!
Like no, you don’t! It was good the way it was! We are allowed to have some rays of happiness in our lives. Not everything needs to be sour.
Uhhh
2. The cliche in which career path of the MC is “the center of industry” and attacked by the most powerful villains. Like how can one search company force a random company to hire someone, just so they could screw another search company? (Luxury bag thing)
3. He is a divorced single dad. Like what difference does it make? If she could date someone “normal”, she already would. Like wtf with these comments in kdramas?
Korean writers should learn that simplicity is sometimes the best. - Salt is amazing when you season your food, but if you put it too much… it’s no longer edible.
However, I am a bit scared how the story will unwrap as they have used three unnecessary kdrama cliches: