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The greenest red flag
I haven’t laughed this much since Lovely Runner, the comedic moments truly made me relive the golden era of K-Dramas.
I’m not the biggest fan of Joseon era-present time plots, but I enjoyed this one.
Kudos for having 14 episodes instead of the 8/10/12 episodes formula. The story and the characters could breathe and expand.
I had to take a couple of days to watch the final episode cause I grew fond of both the FL and ML.
The biggest job though was done on the two main protagonists and in general with all the characters, they don’t feel two-dimensional: both the writers and the actors put efforts and the result is there. Heo Namjun’s acting is so good, I’m a sucker for actors who have multiple expressions, they can just convey emotions and inner thoughts with their eye movements or by the way they move their mouth.
I’m not the biggest fan of Joseon era-present time plots, but I enjoyed this one.
Kudos for having 14 episodes instead of the 8/10/12 episodes formula. The story and the characters could breathe and expand.
I had to take a couple of days to watch the final episode cause I grew fond of both the FL and ML.
The biggest job though was done on the two main protagonists and in general with all the characters, they don’t feel two-dimensional: both the writers and the actors put efforts and the result is there. Heo Namjun’s acting is so good, I’m a sucker for actors who have multiple expressions, they can just convey emotions and inner thoughts with their eye movements or by the way they move their mouth.
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