Yumi's Cells is the most realistic portrayal of modern dating and psychology of all the K dramas I have watched. K dramas are often ideoligical romances focused on those age old romantic myths like "The One" etc. Yumi's Cells breaks away from these romantic traditions. Even though I was very emotionally attached to Wung, that in itself perhaps says more about everyone's attachment to their first love. I like seeing Yumi's journey of self-discovery in love, life and career. For me, the ending of season 2 was really in tune with the rest of the drama. Lovers come and go, but the relationship you have with yourself is forever.
his voice is super attractive and you can tell its him...no voice over
Yes, a really good actor can protray range like that. I also like the subtlety to his acting in this drama, he's dramatically understated somehow. It really adds something to how his character comes across, a stillness. He speaks very purposefully or not at all. His chemistry with Zhao Lusi too is palpable!
The mother was starting to grow on me until the palace incident. She really was out of line. Disgraceful to humiliate your daughter like that. Thank you Emperor for not being as biased as CSS's own mother! The sooner she can marry LBY and move out the better. Good riddance!
I think it's that in part, but also I think it's insecurity and guilt over abandoning her daughter at birth. She became momentarily obsessed with correcting her "bad ways". But actually, the mother and daughter are pretty similar in character. Seems in the last couple of episodes she has softened and become more reasonable so that's a relief.
Dream of Splendour is nowhere near as good as this one, but... this one has only just started airing, so let's…
I didn't like ZLS until this drama. I've watched several of her dramas and found her acting overrated, mediocre and she was a one trick pony with her silly clown act. However, this drama is totally different. Her acting seems authentic, has balance, is sincere. I'm very impressed.
His chemistry with Zhao Lusi too is palpable!