I really can't tell if they will push the romance in the last episode or not. first of all one episode for this many things to resolve is ridiculous so if they put romance it will probably take at most 10 minutes. but all these hints and the way they look at each other... it's definitely not just an admiration or something like that oh come on now. you don't end episode with leads looking at each other like that and then call it admiration but not in a romantic way. let's see how will they resolve this tomorrow
Idk, I didn’t really notice the age difference, of course, he does look older than most of the other cast members but it’s not that drastic. (On the other hand all Koreans - in entertainment industry, actors etc - usually look younger than their age to me)
All the other main cast members that played classmates are in their twenties and most of them didn’t look that much like 18 or younger high schoolers, they look like they’re in their early twenties, I guess that’s okay, for a movie.
He still looks slightly older than all of them though, it wasn’t a big problem for me while watching (especially that it’s not a very deep movie, just something nice and cute with a bit of a story) and I don’t think he should catch so much heat for that, just not play high schoolers in the future.
Actually female lead is more like a support role here. This is mainly about power struggle between ML and his…
I do think it important to note tho, that in the JOL Universe, the most important person that has ever lived, was a women. She was an incredible inventor, scientist, philosopher, she was the wealthiest person from her business endeavors and that was the least remarkable thing about her.
The inscription on the monument left me not only speechless due to its incredible similarity to the Declaration of Independence and JOL being one of the most of the popular shows in China - it changed the way I see China, not wholly, it was literally propaganda but it was incredibly effective. The CCP has claimed for a long time China will be a Democracy - they can definitely talk the talk, I was impressed. I was also floored that it was delivered by a women. She is the center of the political, economic, scientific, etc JOL world - its quite remarkable.
Yes, this is a male centric drama - I don't believe women are discounted tho.
The director of this drama only wanted Lee Hanee for the character Jung Heeran. I can see why tho, she really owned the character and no actress can do this character better than her
Replying toSneha21•Aug 30, 2025•Liked Aug 30, 2025
In what universe is it ok for Jin U to grab Min Yeong's's wrist and forcefully drag her to the stairwell? Happens all the time in rom coms but seeing it in office setting was jarring.
All the other main cast members that played classmates are in their twenties and most of them didn’t look that much like 18 or younger high schoolers, they look like they’re in their early twenties, I guess that’s okay, for a movie.
He still looks slightly older than all of them though, it wasn’t a big problem for me while watching (especially that it’s not a very deep movie, just something nice and cute with a bit of a story) and I don’t think he should catch so much heat for that, just not play high schoolers in the future.
The inscription on the monument left me not only speechless due to its incredible similarity to the Declaration of Independence and JOL being one of the most of the popular shows in China - it changed the way I see China, not wholly, it was literally propaganda but it was incredibly effective. The CCP has claimed for a long time China will be a Democracy - they can definitely talk the talk, I was impressed. I was also floored that it was delivered by a women. She is the center of the political, economic, scientific, etc JOL world - its quite remarkable.
Yes, this is a male centric drama - I don't believe women are discounted tho.