I know it's already been said too many times, but ugh, Seo Kangjoon! What a man...!
He's so beautiful I'm not even going to ask why the NIS needs to place an agent on a long-term undercover assignment as a student just to get into the basement of an unused school building instead of staging a fake emergency such as a fire and sending in agents disguised as first responders or something else that makes actual sense (like, uh, executing a search warrant maybe?). It doesn't matter! My eyes are glued to the screen without a single critical thought clouding them.
Suit, school uniform and shirtless, they be giving us all kinds of hot Seo Kang Joon. 😂😍
When I got to that scene where he's getting dressed and the camera lingers on his nipples I was like, all RIGHT, I get it, sheesh!!! It's crazy how much of the first episode was taken up by objectifying Seo Kangjoon in a high-school uniform.
You forgot that it was in ancient times. What rights do women have back then? Even married women, for that matter,…
Thanks for making a valid point about Boonta's character and the shallow girlboss veneer the show puts on its historical setting. (This is also the lens through which most cdramas in the historical romance genre view Chinese history and it's equally annoying there.) You are NOT overanalysing things; the person arguing with you just doesn't understand what you're saying.
They should keep go ahsung. Go ahsung to go ara, is a huge downgrade. Her acting in a lot of dramas are still…
Oh please, give it a rest. The Go Ara hate is so fucking weird. Yes, she almost always plays the same character, just like Kim Sohyun, Jin Kijoo, Lee Sunkyun, Seo Inguk, Namgoong Min and so many other stars! Some actors have such a distinctive face or way of speaking that you're always aware you're watching them and not a fictional character, but as long as that characteristic vibe they bring to every role is likeable or charismatic, it's fine.
I happen to like the way Go Ara interprets her roles and I'm tired of seeing people trash her every time she returns to the screen. There's something so sus about it; it's never male actors who get disproportionate hate like this.
He isn't 18-19 yr old, he is acting like one. He is a grown-up NIS agent pretending to be a student.
Yes, everyone knows this. People are contradicting the claim that he looks like a high schooler, which this article made, not saying he's supposed to look like a high schooler.
Does anyone know if this story is supposed to unfold in parallel timelines/investigations, like The Long Night, or Bai Jingting's Li Mufeng is part of the present-day plotline while also having been involved in an old case (like in the kdrama Doubt)?
This novel is hilarious, but I don't know if its humour is suitable for the screen. So much of it hinges on Ning Wan's comical inner thoughts and absurd denseness, which would be exposed as far too improbable when observed from an outsider's point of view.
I couldn't love the FL more. She's so badass and also a self-made successful careerwoman. She's already faced…
Uh, she was definitely rude to him by refusing to acknowledge his existence lmao. That's a textbook bullying tactic! She was even rude to him during their first meeting, when he did her a favor by waiting for her and illuminating her path and she didn't even say thank you.
It's totally fair to say she acted like a bitch for a while, but that's part of the story. I don't hate or dislike her; she's still a funny and interesting character and there would be no drama without relationship development.
OK, the moment I heard "please find us a lead architect for the tallest building in Asia" my suspension of disbelief snapped... A project like that is ALWAYS awarded to a firm through a contest or bidding process that allows the investor to evaluate different proposals from different companies. Even if the contest is rigged/there's an inside candidate, the architect will never be some person handpicked without a competitive process, much less by a recruitment agency that doesn't specialize in construction.
Great first episode. The premise is generic, but the execution breathes life into it and the direction is, as someone else called it, pleasantly delicate. The tone is not quite the same, but this show reminds me of Call It Love so far with the grown up office romance it promises and the detailed exploration of the leads' backstories and important relationships.
My only complaint is that of the 20 English titles they tried to launch, Between Greetings is the best one and instead they went with cringe stuff like Love Scout and My Perfect Secretary.
This statement is very honest and raw, especially considering her popularity. It really shows us a glimpse of her mind at the moment... and it's not very comforting! She sounds like she needs more help than she's getting right now, to be honest. I hope she can find good professionals who will help her move past the pain and start healing. I wish her all the best!
Well, this is what you get when you force actors to work without rest and starve themselves. I hope she can have a nice long break and regain some equilibrium in her life.
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He's so beautiful I'm not even going to ask why the NIS needs to place an agent on a long-term undercover assignment as a student just to get into the basement of an unused school building instead of staging a fake emergency such as a fire and sending in agents disguised as first responders or something else that makes actual sense (like, uh, executing a search warrant maybe?). It doesn't matter! My eyes are glued to the screen without a single critical thought clouding them.
I do have to say he's a beautiful man, though.
I happen to like the way Go Ara interprets her roles and I'm tired of seeing people trash her every time she returns to the screen. There's something so sus about it; it's never male actors who get disproportionate hate like this.
It's totally fair to say she acted like a bitch for a while, but that's part of the story. I don't hate or dislike her; she's still a funny and interesting character and there would be no drama without relationship development.
My only complaint is that of the 20 English titles they tried to launch, Between Greetings is the best one and instead they went with cringe stuff like Love Scout and My Perfect Secretary.