Am I the only one bother by the synopsis saying he's a health-crazed man? He's a mf-ing elite body builder, there's nothing healthy about that. And the way he constantly flexes his muscles instead of his ability? Yeah, he's all about that perfect figure not health.
Crash landing on you was 5 years ago? Not like... 2 years ago, but 5? I thought it was a typo but it's true?? I am so confused right now, I feel like I jumped through time.
It depend. Sometime it's their agent (& their company) who buy their clothes. Sometime it's the production. And…
That's sooo intresting. Do you happen to know how the costume design process looks in the cases when actors use their own clothes? After all they still need to fit the vibes, certain aesthetic, other actors' clothes, charcters' personality etc.
What do you mean as of ep 28 the main leads are in a relationship and have lots of screen times together. The…
It took 14 episodes for fl to break up with ex. Then another 12 for them to get together and the scenes where the romance was developing were few and far between. Them getting into a relationship is treated as a thing to cross of a list, like an annoying chore to complete and forget about. The next episode we were back to square one, focusing on anything but their romance. So what if they have a lot of screen time together if that screen time is not about romance? It's about their work or her family. Side couple has so many more intimate moments - skinship, being vulnerable with each other, having fun together. You basically get one scene every episode, if not a couple but that's not the case for the main couple. Ep 1-14 main focus was fl relationship with ex and how it was going downhill until she finally broke it off, then ep 13-28 it's all about work and her mom never learning from her actions and everyone coddling her because she means good. In all honesty, no matter how you look at it, the romance IS a subplot. This drama is about CMH learning how to be more assertive with her mother, her mother failing to learn from her actions but slowly realizing the damage she's doing and about business. That's it. Romance is an afterthought. That being said, I'm really impressed with Yang Zi's acting in this one. This kind of role really suites her. She's so expressive yet natural.
Let me tell you, it's not a romance drama, lol. It's a life drama with a small romance subplot. There's literally more romance of the side couple than main as of ep 28.
honestly, with how quickly ai has been developing, the fact that it has been done in the past, how promising it looks plus it has great cast, I just hope they cgi replace ml's face and finally release it
I was really confused by the 2 different actors playing ML, to me they look and behave almost nothing alike.
At first I thought he was his older brother or something. And even after I found out that it was supposedly “younger him” I had to remind myself who he was each time he appeared on the screen. Both actors look roughly the same age so it’s difficult for me to view one as the younger version.
The site I'm watching it on has all 6 episodes so yes, I guess? The final air date probably wasn't updated because…
seeing current rating plus the fact that I'm in kdrama slump I think I will pass but thanks so much for letting me know even though so much time has passed!
It’s not like the drama doesn’t have the room for improvement but I can’t see the remake being better or at least on the same level as the original so I’m worried
WTH?! Have you never had a job?? You can't withhold a paycheck for that. If companies could do that, they'd be…
So it’s better to fire actors on the spot, bury countless dramas and make everyone else who worked hard on the project go unrewarded? And is it really that unreasonable to hold someone temporarily responsible for causing harm to the company project and thus wasting company’s money? Nothing is foolproof anyway, there are thousands of loopholes in the law but that doesn’t mean it’s better not to try improve the situation and leave it as it is. And again, my main concern is regular employees who need the project to be profitable.
I honestly think that in the case of scandals dramas shouldn’t be thrown into production dungeon\postponed. Act according to the schedule so the people who took part in the project won’t get implicated BUT hold back the person involved in the scandal from events, promotions and paycheck until it gets resolved. This way the drama shouldn’t be boycotted as much since the accused isn’t able to profit from it unless proved innocent. Of course, for that to happen there need to be such contracts signed beforehand. Idk how good of an idea this is and I’m aware it could backfire but I still think a variation of this is in everyone’s best interest as many dramas are held back for years (esp in China) because of such issues and regular employees and small actors suffer.
I see mixed rections to the drama in the comment section, so can someone kindly tell me if it's worth watching…
It’s all action and shaky camera work. Plot didn’t progress much however the episodes felt short because a) gripping action and b) novelty. Preview suggests change and so these two episodes are more like a set up for the rest of the drama. Overall I enjoyed it very much ^^
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That being said, I'm really impressed with Yang Zi's acting in this one. This kind of role really suites her. She's so expressive yet natural.
And is it really that unreasonable to hold someone temporarily responsible for causing harm to the company project and thus wasting company’s money? Nothing is foolproof anyway, there are thousands of loopholes in the law but that doesn’t mean it’s better not to try improve the situation and leave it as it is.
And again, my main concern is regular employees who need the project to be profitable.