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As soon as I read your comment I immediately went to look for the interview, and from the way PMY told the scene, I can't wait to see it too 😆

Have you watched only 20 minutes of this drama? Good. Then your opinion isn't valid. Go ahead and watch other dramas; it's simple.

Seriously, how the heck are you going to change an entire industry in a country that isn't yours? I'm so curious!

You thought you ate with this comment, huh? You are just being paternalistic and ruining everybody's mood. You will not change the world by accusing everybody on this site, and that's it. Trust me. 😉

First of all, it's good that you've adjusted the tone of your comments. That said, it doesn’t make much sense to complain about an actress losing weight, especially in the comment section of this drama, since PMY lost weight specifically for this role. If it really bothers you, perhaps it’s best to skip this drama. I assure you, it’s easier than it seems.

Regarding plastic surgery, as far as I know, it’s more accepted in South Korea due to lower costs and cultural standards of beauty. However, it’s not something we can change, particularly on a site focused on dramas rather than actors’ personal choices.
Again, if this really bothers you, skipping the drama is the easiest solution, as these aspects are largely beyond our influence.

Oh gosh, here you go again, complaining about celebrities' appearances, and you're quite comfortable doing that... If you're so focused on looks, why not make a list of actors and actresses you find attractive and stick to watching only their dramas? It would benefit both you and the rest of us.
By the way, this drama doesn't even focus on romance, so why are you here?

My question was genuine, and I don’t understand why you label it as “passive-aggressive”. Besides that, it was a simple question, so there is no need to be so defensive... I’m still curious to know if there is another way to portray a person with a trauma besides how PMY did it!

Also, how can you label their comment as a “honest opinion about acting” when all they did is criticize her appearance, and that’s it? They also wrote the same comment twice, btw!
Finally, since the way they wrote their comments, I’m sure they can defend themselves, so why are you defending them?

I'm so curious to know how you would have acted in those scenes. I have an idea, but I want to read your answer first! 🤔

If that triggered you, it's okay if you decided to drop the drama, but don't act as if no humanitarian worker has ever died while trying to help innocent people in war zones.
In the drama, they only say that FL's boyfriend died while trying to do his job. He was a humanitarian worker for an NGO, and they usually work in war-torn territories (otherwise he wouldn't be there, don't you think?). They are not portraying the whole Middle East!

That's possible, but I also think that some people here just lack visual literacy, because there is no way anyone could watch these two episodes, even on mute or without subtitles 😆, and think the FL has no trauma, which makes her lack of emotions and her body shape unexplainable to them!

Reading some comments left me wondering if we watched the same two episodes, guys. The FL clearly has some unresolved trauma that makes her act the way she does, which affects both her mental and physical health. Otherwise, the character wouldn’t be taking tranquilizers or be so thin. So what’s the point of criticizing her facial expressions and body? Would you find her story more believable if she had a bubbly personality and no eating disorder? I just don’t get it.

I think if you look at it from ML's perspective, his behavior makes sense: he's an investigator looking for insurance fraud, but even though FL seems innocent, ML still believes she had something to do with their deaths. I also think he's driven by a sense of justice that he feels his sister never received, since the person he holds responsible for her death is still free.

Speak for yourself, I'm definitely not that superficial, since the plot is what really matters to me!

Hating a drama before it's even started is so nonsensical. “You can tell this will flop” from what? From your personal preferences for looks? Do you think, seriously, that this is a valid reason? Like, make it make sense. 😅

What do you mean by "he didn't mean to treat her badly"? I think calling her "stinky," bullying her at school, and continuing to treat her poorly now that they're adults is a clear sign of how evil this character is, and he most likely won’t have a redemption arc.
Even just the fact that he doesn't respect the law and does what his father wants like a desperate puppy makes him deeply unlikable!

I literally spent less than five minutes researching all the production companies, and guess what? They’re all Korean, so I don’t understand why you're saying otherwise.
Anyway, if you don’t like this drama, just say so; there’s no need to be stuck in unnecessarily long and absurd explanations about what is or is not a “real kdrama”.

I only watched the first episode, but it seemed to me that subtitles were added in every scene. 🤔
Netflix usually doesn’t display subtitles when the spoken language in a scene matches the subtitle language you choose. For example, I chose Italian subtitles, so there were no subtitles during the scenes spoken in Italian, but there were for the others. They also skipped subtitles for some lines to avoid repeating the same information twice (for example, when the ML translated), but apart from that, it doesn’t seem to me that anything is missing. ☺️

I think you’re the one living in a bubble, honestly. I've been watching dramas since 2018, and I've seen many that have depicted the darkest parts of every society (I mainly watch Korean, Japanese, and Thai dramas, btw), so I don’t quite get why you claim some arguments are absent in Asian dramas... 😅
Btw, you’re the one full of preconceptions because you are just romanticizing Asian cultures based solely on how life is portrayed in dramas, which is well-known to be far from reality most of the time! 😅

Per curiosità sono andata a cercarlo, ma non l'ho trovato da nessuna parte! 😭 Però sì, sono d'accordo: "mi rendi felice" sarebbe stata una scelta migliore!
Esatto, speriamo che siano stati un po' più attenti ai dettagli in questo drama, considerando il lavoro che svolge il protagonista! 🤞🏻😄

Sisi, l'ho visto ma non volevo giudicarlo da una sola frase 😆, però sì anche secondo me quella frase l'ha detta bene. ☺️
Più che altro, sono curiosa di sapere come se la caverà con frasi più lunghe perché ho notato che i coreani tendono ad avere difficoltà con l'intonazione e il ritmo dell'italiano e in genere mi sembra che spezzino le frasi un po’ prima, risultando innaturali nel parlato. 🤔

Generally, I’m not strict when Korean actors (or anyone, to be honest) speak Italian. I know it’s a difficult language, especially if the speaker's native language is not a Romance language. However, this case is different because the ML is an interpreter, so my expectations are higher, and I’m also curious to see what it will be like! ☺️

I think I’ll judge how they speak Italian a bit more strictly than usual this time, but only because ML is a multilingual interpreter in this drama. 😆😆
Can’t wait to see Go Younjung! ☺️