The acting of the child actors in this drama was amazing. Kim Yoo-jung, Jung Ji-so, Park Ji-bin, Seo Young-joo, and Park Geon-woo were all so talented even back then. (Where is Park Geon-woo now? He was handsome and acted so well, he really needs to come back to acting!)
I’ve recently been following some discussions among Jung Ji-so’s fans, and honestly, it’s been a bit upsetting to see how things have turned out. Some fans have been expressing genuine concern about wanting her to receive better management, more promotions, and stronger support — all because they truly believe in her potential and want to see her grow.
Unfortunately, instead of this being taken as constructive feedback or love from fans who care, a few others misunderstood it as “disrespect” toward the actress and her team. Some fans were even removed from the fan café for simply sharing these thoughts politely.
From what I’ve seen, these fans didn’t say anything hateful. They spoke with sincerity, hoping Jung Ji-so could shine even brighter and get the recognition she deserves. It’s sad that healthy discussion among fans has turned into conflict instead of unity.
What do you all think? Is it wrong for fans to talk about how an actor can grow or improve, as long as it’s done respectfully? Shouldn’t true support also include wanting the best for their future?
I really hope all her fans can come together again with understanding — because at the end of the day, everyone just wants to see Jung Ji-so succeed.
I know this drama isn’t perfect, but it has something special for me, the aesthetic of my childhood. The OST, the cast, and everything about it feel nostalgic. After watching this drama, I became a fan of Sulli. I miss her so much. I know this might not be the right place to say this, but I often wonder how many dramas she could have appeared in, romance, thriller, comedy, and more. I miss her every day. I started watching dramas and listening to K-pop because of her, after this show. Thank you, Sulli. ❤️
Unfortunately, instead of this being taken as constructive feedback or love from fans who care, a few others misunderstood it as “disrespect” toward the actress and her team. Some fans were even removed from the fan café for simply sharing these thoughts politely.
From what I’ve seen, these fans didn’t say anything hateful. They spoke with sincerity, hoping Jung Ji-so could shine even brighter and get the recognition she deserves. It’s sad that healthy discussion among fans has turned into conflict instead of unity.
What do you all think? Is it wrong for fans to talk about how an actor can grow or improve, as long as it’s done respectfully? Shouldn’t true support also include wanting the best for their future?
I really hope all her fans can come together again with understanding — because at the end of the day, everyone just wants to see Jung Ji-so succeed.