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She's female lead quality which is why I'm surprised that she played a supporting role in this. She's in an upcoming drama as the FL so look forward to that if you want to see more of her.

I didn't even know Min Ju was an idol; genuinely thought she was a theater-trained actress who grew up in the craft. She's phenomenal, effortless, and clearly born with a talent for acting. it's as if it runs in her blood, her quality is undeniable. Hope she finds massive success as an actress, she absolutely deserves it.

The actress that played her friend is solid at acting, that's probably what you liked about her. She has a romance drama coming up with Jung Hae-In called "Our Sticky Love" and she's playing the FL so check that out if you enjoyed watching her.

I know, it's quite absurd. Never thought someone could turn an entirely positive and complimentary comment and reply to it like it was a hate comment but there's always someone out there to prove you wrong. I'm glad that you noticed.

No, my comment is just critical and honest. if I was a hater you'd see one star ratings for all her dramas under my profile's completed list but that's not the case because I actually give things a fair chance. I just don't sugarcoat things and that seems like hate to you, but that's fine because I simply stated what I've seen based on her acting so far. Maybe she'll improve significantly in the future, I don't know, I've heard IU used to be poor at acting when she first started and she's a terrific actress now so there's always a possibility.

Yeah, honestly her acting is terrible. She really needs to take acting lessons because it clearly isn't something that comes naturally to her. I'm just disappointed because every time get my hopes up thinking maybe she'll be decent this time, but no. It's obvious the members of Blackpink are busy, but if you're going to act and take main roles from actresses who can actually perform, then you really need to at least take acting lessons-enough to be decent enough for the screen. I think acting really just isn't Jisoo's thing, which means she either has to seriously work on it or the lack of skill is going to show, which is exactly what happened here. I started the first episode and the only reason I wanted to watch it was because of her but based on the comments and ratings, doesn't look like much has changed.

I’m not sure why you're coming across as defensive. I didn’t insult anyone or imply anything negative. I also haven’t watched or read every single interview GYJ has ever done since I simply don’t have the time for that.

That said, I did look up the interview you’re referring to, which is the Korea Times interview she gave after Moving finished airing. That interview was from August 2023, and it can’t really be used as an absolute statement about her later roles. Can This Love Be Translated? only came out in January 2026, so an interview from 2023 obviously couldn’t take that character into account.

When I say that Cha Mu Hee feels closest to her personality, I’m clearly speaking from my own perspective based on what I’ve seen since then, especially considering that GYJ has talked about relating to Mu Hee’s anxiety at public event as she also gets nervous at award shows and promotional events. Opinions can change over time, especially after playing new roles.

I’m honestly a bit confused by the subtle hostility in your reply. No offense was intended on my end, so there’s really no need to interpret it that way.

I didn't read an article on it, but you're right- what said before wasn't accurate. I actually got my info from this video:

https://youtu.be/R4fy3IV5M3s?si=Bwnovpgagl2fDumi

The part I'm talking about starts around the 3:12 mark, I was going off memory with my previous comment, so I didn't recall it exactly. Watching it again now, it's clear nothing was confirmed. Honestly, I didn't dig deeper into anything afterwards since I have other things to do.

That said, a quick Google search suggests that GYJ was meant to play the role in Part 2 of AoS, because the story wouldn't really work if Jung So-Min reprised her role after the ending of part 1. To keep it spoiler-free for anyone planning to watch AoS, I won't go into more detail. So apologies, what I said about the scheduling conflict was factually incorrect since it wasn't confirmed by any credible source.

She only replaced Jung So‑min due to scheduling conflicts. From what’s been shared, the writers/director originally wanted So-min to reprise her role, but she couldn’t commit because she was already working on other projects. As a result, Go Youn‑jung was offered the role instead. Hating on GYJ for this is genuinely ironic, considering she didn’t take the role away from anyone—she stepped in after the original actress had declined. Anyways, I hope you're able to enjoy watching GYJ now, completely separate from this non-issue.

GYJ is magnificently adorable 🥰, from what I've learned about her is that she originally had no intention of going into acting since she has social anxiety and would usually just stay out of sight and focus on her artwork but because of her looks people encouraged her to go into acting. Cha Mu Hee (CTLBT) is probably the closest thing to GYJ in terms of personality from what I've seen from real life interviews and clips so that made that drama much more enjoyable me. But yeah, I completely agree with you, GYJ is a gem 💎

You most likely saw her in season 3 of Alice in Borderland. I thought she looked familiar as well then I realized why I initially couldn't recognize her because she plays a very plain character in CTLBT in comparison to her character in Alice in Borderland.

I hate closed captions, I wasn't even aware of the fact that they're subpar in interpretation compared to just regular English subtitles. Genuinely makes me angry when it says stuff like [Birds chirping] or [glass shatters]. I understand that they are SDH but when some titles on Netflix especially anime only have English [CC] it basically makes it unwatchable for myself. Thanks for helping people out though, I'm surprised nobody was bothered enough by the closed captions to actually open up the subtitle settings and change it. Just another reason to never watch with closed captions.

Well, good thing you can just watch it on Netflix.

Oh I see there's been a misunderstanding, I wasn't saying that you insulted Muslims. I probably should've clarified that this drama is what's gravely insulting to Muslims and that's the main issue here. People expressing their distaste over the fact that the writer specifically pulled from passages in the Qur'an to write a story that romanticizes and glorifying the Devil is genuinely deplorable. The fact that they could've simply wrote a fantasy that wasn't tied to the Islamic belief makes it even more infuriating, the people responsible for ultimately approving of this story should've known better. Anyways, glad we got that out of the way, I will have a goodnight and to you as well 👍

I think that was sufficient enough of an explanation, have yourself a goodnight Dexter. ✌️

Your comment is in poor taste for a few reasons. Firstly, calling the 1-star ratings (there's also an option to give 0.5 stars) "malicious" ignores the fact that this is exactly how people show their disapproval as reviews exist so audiences can express their opinions, whether positive or negative. Muslims giving a low rating to something that mocks their faith is no different than any other group rejecting content that insults their values. Second, brushing it off by saying "people will forget in a week" doesn't make it any less of a mockery, it just shows you don't understand the depth of the issue. Furthermore, your claim that you "wouldn't want to be part of a religion that teaches this" is both laughable and misguided. Islam doesn't teach people to be petty, it teaches us to defend what is sacred and never treat the ultimate truth as a joke. That's not weakness, that's bonafide strength, and that's exactly one of the reasons lslam stands head and shoulders above other belief systems. Muslims are not lukewarm individuals, this response that you're witnessing is a testament to the innate respect Muslims have for God. Lastly, in case the irony of your comment about "review bombing is malicious" was missed on you, insulting the religious belief of a group of nearly 2 billion people is actually malicious.

This is an absolutely terrible take, that's the conclusion you came to? Your reasoning is an embarrassment to thought.

No it's because on average Christians don't really stand up for their faith which is why when Christianity is mocked, it's often overlooked now. You can walk the streets of a soo called "Christian country" and wear a shirt that slanders Jesus (PBUH) and nothing will happen, do that same thing in Saudi and I promise you'll most likely be arrested by the authorities for insults towards a messenger of Allah. Muslims on average are much stronger in defending Islam and that's the reason why this show is receiving backlash because Muslims do not take Islam as a joke.

Apologies, Muslims don't take their faith as a joke. You must be confused, if you think it's okay to mock Islam and not get backlash.

they're not twins, they're just lookalikes. The two characters are completely unrelated.