Feeling Tassled

Wdym by Moonyoung's "PROPER CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT?" How do YOU want her character to develop exactly? I wonder what makes her "SO UNLIKABLE" to you.

Oh really?I think it's "SUPER SLOW"-ness fits the drama well. If it was fast-paced, then it could have come off the theme that it's going for and would be somewhat unrealistic. Some psychogical genre with the process of character healing do have slow character developments because they have their own pace of developing which may seem super slow for the audience.

I have mixed feelings on this one but I do enjoy the overall feel that it's trying to go for. I did have high expectations but I no longer expect it to be met for I'll only end up disappointed and bitter about everything. I think watching it for what it is WITHOUT hoping and expecting for more (the more that I WANT to happen) is the driving force of why I continued to watch this. The feeling of entitlement to good shows is getting toxic, I mean the show doesn't owe us anything and why should we be too attached and overly invested on a show when there is more happening in reality. Overall, the show so far, is convincing us to face our problems head on and I think they're doing just fine.

"I'ts okay not to be okay"- Here's to hoping for a better spin of psychiatric disorders. Instead of relying on what's been commonly shown in media, I wish this presents their everyday struggle without being too comedic or melodramatic and I hope they'll explore more of their coping mechanisms as they deal with problems realsitically while sharing an insight on how to properly approach people with such disorders. I'm particular on this subject as the media at most times, romanticize psychiatric disorders to appeal to mainstream audiences and get a lot of money out of it which should never be the case. I'll be watching out for the trailer and see how this goes.

I'm afraid sir Lee Min Ho has gotten repeatedly typecasted for most of his works. I think it's time for him to get out of the heroic, sophisticated-sexy shell and go for quirky characters that will challenge his portrayal of emotions. His brand of being the formulated "best" korean man in k-drama land is overused at this point. I'm hoping for new projects where he'll show new sides of him and play realistic (relatable) characters that have a personalities original to their own yet they can easily be understood by the audiences. Accepting roles that require him adding his own spin (creativity) and allowing his sincere empathy to the one his playing to show through the screen will be a great turning point for his career.

Melodrama is not for me. Antagonists are vicious and at times, protagonists are helpless. Well this is "one of the" formula of the genre and that's it. This is how it goes, letting you cry your heart out of pity for the protagonists. Maybe melodramas like this is suited for a different time for me.

A Korean feast of Hello butt cheeks and boobies.

The main lead, JGR'S feelings and the level bottom that his in is very familiar. It strikes deep to being human. I love the immersion of the actors in the office setting and they really brought their characters to life to a tee. I'll be keeping this on hold as my fickle mind can't handle the jargons thrown from left to right in the entirity of the series.

I was able to watch it through the first watch and enjoyed it. But on my second watch, it got boring. Its never as good as the first time for me.

I was in utter confusion at ep 1. Still the effect was on til ep 3 which I dropped afterwards but kept on watching tvn clips of the series. Anyway it must be me but I don't get Moon Soon Ho in the drama. She's like a lost gardener trying to find her place in the story. Huhu I feel sorry for her.

Uhm...I love the actors but I came for the story then I dropped this. It was okay so it did'nt keep me hooked. As much as I said to myself that I'll follow the new projects of the actors, I think this drama stopped me from following the lead actors.

I'm a bit bittersweet about this but all the events in the story tied nicely with the setting. It's tragic and nicely done.

If a drinking game (with the strongest liquor) on this would be "take a shot everytime you hear Park Il Do" , I would have been blacked out and in another universe while getting halfway through the series.

It revolved around three flat-out good and evil characters: 1 MMA fighter with issues in faith but chosen to hold the "divine fury" powered by his faithful father, 1 priest/exorcist from the Vatican city and 1 snaky man slithering left to right from person to person (oh there were extras?) with his useless eternal life and bathing in a well of crow's blood and contaminated water with idk all hellish gunk. I'm displeased by the action scenes when there is no depth in the characters . Anyway I was not creeped out by any of it. The evilness of the villain is too generic: red something in the eyes, black everything, pointy weapon, snaky? body idk. It's bad. The actors were not utilized properly to make the story whole or perhaps the story was not whole in the first place?

My first "big age gap" love story that I watched a few years back (gap didn't bother me one bit). I remember watching a clip of their first "bed scene" (I gushed on the hotness of the man, good lawd I was served well up to this day) and immediately searched for it and watched till the end. A 2014 drama indeed as it fitted well with what was trending at that time.

I'm not amused of this kind of story. Idk how they could just toss the girl from one man to another man with different sexual energies (but it looks like the girl is fine with it since she gets the best of both worlds) I dropped it halfway thinking they have a world of their own that I should not bother.

How sad...emojis (came out as question marks) don't work in MDL :,(

This is my first 2020 drama that I watched ever since from the start with no good expectations (it felt like it'll flop) and came to love the flow of the story until the first half. It kind of lost touch on me at ep 9 (& onwards) and it went astray on the momentum of what had been started . I'm bittersweet about this? It had so much more to show but unfortunately fell flat when it tried to do so. I loved the casting tho (especially the leads ?)and I'll gladly be looking forward for more better projects from them?

Yes, they happily (and finally) did