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Whatever

Well, it's a matter of taste. I think she doesn't even look properly Japanese. I prefer the delicate and more feminine Japanese look. And Let's be honest... the plot isn't great, and neither is the production. I think the remaining pillar is the suitable casting.

It's very possible that this was the producer's intention, or maybe it's people who read the manga, which changed their perspective. There's also the matter of it being a Korean production and maybe a low budget. Often, they like explosive action-packed start as if that's what will make the start interesting for viewers. I'm pretty fed up with it. Maybe I would care less if there was some grotesque humor.

In terms of the characters' response time

This series is incredibly frustrating. The two actors are excellent, though I don't think they fit together very well, but they still manage to work together. On the other hand, it's so slow and frustrating. It could have been finished in 4 episodes, but even in episode 8, it's dragging on needlessly. I have no idea why I'm watching it.

I dropped it after 2 episodes...I usually don't like Korean BLs

The beginning is very aggressive, unconvincing, and doesn't make you want to keep watching. It creates a very unpleasant and uncomfortable feeling, not romantic in any way.

Slow, tedious, unnatural, an aggressive and unrealistic start, unconvincing, not romantic, and with so much makeup and lipstick that it's unbearable.

The series so unnaturally slow In terms of the characters' response time, the dialogues are poor. But Yoji Iwase is really beautiful and overall it's entertaining.

The lead actress is the least attractive of all the Japanese series I've watched. Her antagonism is also not clear at all. Just because she is 34 years old doesn't mean she should also look old. It's a bit annoying

It is possible that my sensitivity threshold has also increased. For me, it came across as too violent and didn't sit well with a fantasy series that seemed childish. The whole thing with the cat, the magic, and the fortune-tellers, there's a familiar mix here, no doubt, but here it's at both extremes.

There was a mistake; it's not the same actress I thought. I don't know why it led to the page of a different actress altogether.

I'm talking about the differences compared to 10 years ago. The level of violence has intensified. I don't know what you usually watch, but it sounds like you might have seen many violent series.

I noticed that he is very nice to the young woman. I'm only on episode 3, but what really annoyed me was his aggressive treatment of the "older" woman. I can understand that it's off-putting, but they took it to the extreme in a way that was supposed to be humorous but wasn't successful. Usually, Korean women get very upset in such situations, but that didn't happen here, which might be the most frustrating part. They could have stretched it to a point where he faces consequences for his actions, but that didn't happen.

I love the main actresses, but this series is problematic like many Korean dramas. The violence level is very high, yet at the same time, it's somewhat childish. They always mix several genres in the strangest way.
There are also many scenes that try to be comedic but aren't funny at all. They could have made it hysterically funny, but that doesn't happen here.

Overall, the series is very cute and leaves the viewer wanting more, Yet It's very hard to understand the thirst for violence in their series. Maybe I'm wrong and someone can correct me, but I remember there used to be stricter censorship on violence in such series, which aren't pure thrillers or suspense genres. The violence has become more extreme, aggressive, and explicit, with less censorship. Again, maybe I'm wrong, but that's what I remember from more than 10 years ago.

Sorry, but she needs to do long voice training.

It might have been like that in the past, but today, the more experience one has, the more opportunities there are. I remember him from Reply 1994; his character was completely different from the role he played in 2023.

This is the actor who made Reply 1994 a success.

I'm near the end and struggling to understand the low rating here. So far, it's a 10... One of the best SK series .

This is the first time I've seen a series like this, surprising.