You can tell the writers weren't too sure how to redeem Yu Na and Soo Jae together and it just comes across as awkward. She spills the beans so Soo Jae doesn't really get character growth and instead he's just the same whiny brat as before.
My opinion is that Yu Na and Jung Hoo should end up together and they should allow Soo Jae to grow as a character and end up with a different girl. But the show won't throw us a curveball like that.
Is polio really a thing in South Korea? I thought it was eradicated in most of the world. Also I'm losing interest. It's okay but I'm watching it to finish it more than enjoying it at this point.
The family stuff is pretty good except for Mi Rae's grandmother and that's the main thing I'm enjoying right now.
I hope we move past Soo Jae-Yoo Na scam soon. They're building up Yoo Na as someone who is supposed to have character but they haven't reinforced why she's willing to sacrifice her principles. I mean okay, her mom plays favorites with her brother and uses her as an ATM machine. And yeah she looks like she has some basic level of romantic interest in Soo Jae. I also appreciate she has a dream of opening a bakery or some other shop that sells baked goodies.
But I mean... none of it was reinforced enough to make my sympathize with her. To understand she's willing to compromise her principles and values of being upright, honest and proving herself... to scam a 150K(?) apartment.
Is there anyone who is watching this drama to give me an idea!I like watching family dramas that have positive…
Basically as the description reads:
Three "families", a rich family, a poor family and a middle-class rich-ish "family". The three mothers of these families were all friends.
The Oh family are the rich family. Business owner dad, homemaker wife, daughter is So Ri, the female lead and she is trying to succeed with her startup company she formed with Ha Ru. The family (including grandparents) disapprove of her idea and wants her to go to the US with the goal of eventually succeeding her father. She wants to forge her own path.
The Jo family are the 'poor' family. I'd call them working class though. A bum dad, not sure what he does, the mother might be a homemaker and a son. The son looks like he might have a thing for the female lead and he's a bit of an airhead. His parents are concerned with getting him a job through the Oh family.
The Park "family" is last. A mother who lived abroad in the US and the male lead - Ha Ru. I put in quotes because Ha Ru grew up in the Oh family and moved out after he became an adult. I don't understand why his mother left him but he obviously wants nothing to do with her as he views her as having abandoned him.
So we have our general plot lines:
The male and female lead have a startup company. Everyone in their lives wants them to stop and go their separate ways. Ha Ru to Silicon Valley and So Ri to a business school to learn management skills and take over her dad's business.
For some reason nobody wants Ha Ru and So Ri together and I'm unsure why. They are not a couple at the start of the show but even working together is enough to set off the anger of some characters.
There is an emotional and sexual affair going on but I don't want to give names. You will know almost immediately if you choose to watch it. This is a big storyline early on.
The Jo family are worried their son will be a failure so they put pressure on the Oh father & mother to hire their son and give him a good job where he can hopefully succeed. The son is a bit of an airhead and probably has a crush on the female lead but who knows.
Sorry for the long winding post - but the female lead's nickname "badger" seems fairly accurate I guess. It's pretty basic so far. Nothing too over the top but I've given you the main starting plotlines.
Is there anyone who is watching this drama to give me an idea!I like watching family dramas that have positive…
I'll put it in spoilers but I'm only talking about the first 9-10 episodes out of 100 and I won't get into much specific detail. I'll talk in general terms to avoid as much spoiling as I can.
Personally if you want something optimistic and positive this is probably not it. It's not as crazy as some daily dramas but there is melodrama, the leads will struggle against self-interested, opinionated melodramatic characters meddling in their lives.
That being said - 10% of the show under my belt things could obviously change.
For me that would be a bridge too far. If Soo Jae gets scammed I'm going to hate him even more than I do right now. The show is going to try hard to redeem him but I just loathe people like Soo Jae who take advantage of their family's kindness. The show is trying to send the message of "ambitious" but he's conning his family out of their life savings.
If you are willing to hang in there for 5-7 episodes, yes it gets much better.
Sorry I meant 5-7 from where that user was. I forget when exactly but around 10-12(?) it will get better and she tops the more serious violent stuff towards the ML.
Am I crazy or was there no narrator or internal thought monologues? I heard a bunch this latest episode. It was a man's voice. Sounded like a narrator but hard to be sure.
This show deserves non-AI subs. I've listened to so much broken English in my life that I'm pretty sure I understand everything but it would be nice if it flowed better.
An actual example: as you can see from the poster the female lead has short hair. Qiao Nan cuts it because he prefers his hair short and his soul is in her body. After cutting her hair, he runs out of her home to school. The mother says "cut your hair" and then the mother and father together say to each other "cut your hair". Now I'm pretty sure what was really said was "She cut her hair?!?!" to show their shock and surprise but instead we get "cut your hair!"
To end on a positive note - early on I think the writers/directors made a good decision of getting the two leads to swap bodies immediately. Get it out of the way and let these young actors show off their abilities. So far so good.
The plot and stories within the plot are legitimately crazy, messy and don't make much sense. But sometimes I'm in the mood for a soap opera so I'm here and loving every minute.
In terms of acting - I'll say that the majority of the cast have expressive faces and that's a huge plus with such a melodramatic plot.
Is it easy to cancel the subscription? The website seems clunky and while I want to watch this show... I'm not sure it's worth the hassle. I don't mind subscribing for a few months but yeah...
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I wish we'd get a date. I have been waiting for 9 months.
My opinion is that Yu Na and Jung Hoo should end up together and they should allow Soo Jae to grow as a character and end up with a different girl. But the show won't throw us a curveball like that.
I hope we move past Soo Jae-Yoo Na scam soon. They're building up Yoo Na as someone who is supposed to have character but they haven't reinforced why she's willing to sacrifice her principles. I mean okay, her mom plays favorites with her brother and uses her as an ATM machine. And yeah she looks like she has some basic level of romantic interest in Soo Jae. I also appreciate she has a dream of opening a bakery or some other shop that sells baked goodies.
But I mean... none of it was reinforced enough to make my sympathize with her. To understand she's willing to compromise her principles and values of being upright, honest and proving herself... to scam a 150K(?) apartment.
Three "families", a rich family, a poor family and a middle-class rich-ish "family". The three mothers of these families were all friends.
The Oh family are the rich family. Business owner dad, homemaker wife, daughter is So Ri, the female lead and she is trying to succeed with her startup company she formed with Ha Ru. The family (including grandparents) disapprove of her idea and wants her to go to the US with the goal of eventually succeeding her father. She wants to forge her own path.
The Jo family are the 'poor' family. I'd call them working class though. A bum dad, not sure what he does, the mother might be a homemaker and a son. The son looks like he might have a thing for the female lead and he's a bit of an airhead. His parents are concerned with getting him a job through the Oh family.
The Park "family" is last. A mother who lived abroad in the US and the male lead - Ha Ru. I put in quotes because Ha Ru grew up in the Oh family and moved out after he became an adult. I don't understand why his mother left him but he obviously wants nothing to do with her as he views her as having abandoned him.
So we have our general plot lines:
The male and female lead have a startup company. Everyone in their lives wants them to stop and go their separate ways. Ha Ru to Silicon Valley and So Ri to a business school to learn management skills and take over her dad's business.
For some reason nobody wants Ha Ru and So Ri together and I'm unsure why. They are not a couple at the start of the show but even working together is enough to set off the anger of some characters.
There is an emotional and sexual affair going on but I don't want to give names. You will know almost immediately if you choose to watch it. This is a big storyline early on.
The Jo family are worried their son will be a failure so they put pressure on the Oh father & mother to hire their son and give him a good job where he can hopefully succeed. The son is a bit of an airhead and probably has a crush on the female lead but who knows.
Sorry for the long winding post - but the female lead's nickname "badger" seems fairly accurate I guess. It's pretty basic so far. Nothing too over the top but I've given you the main starting plotlines.
Personally if you want something optimistic and positive this is probably not it. It's not as crazy as some daily dramas but there is melodrama, the leads will struggle against self-interested, opinionated melodramatic characters meddling in their lives.
That being said - 10% of the show under my belt things could obviously change.
An actual example: as you can see from the poster the female lead has short hair. Qiao Nan cuts it because he prefers his hair short and his soul is in her body. After cutting her hair, he runs out of her home to school. The mother says "cut your hair" and then the mother and father together say to each other "cut your hair". Now I'm pretty sure what was really said was "She cut her hair?!?!" to show their shock and surprise but instead we get "cut your hair!"
To end on a positive note - early on I think the writers/directors made a good decision of getting the two leads to swap bodies immediately. Get it out of the way and let these young actors show off their abilities. So far so good.
In terms of acting - I'll say that the majority of the cast have expressive faces and that's a huge plus with such a melodramatic plot.