Most people in the fandom have been calling Jeongyo out for visiting Pio’s house when some of the things he wanted to say can be done using calls, texts and emails.
This particular love language exists for a reason. It was a trope that was used in earlier Korean melodramas.
Some of you may not be born yet, but when I was in grade school, this house visit trope by the male lead at the female lead’s house was shown in What Happened in Bali 😂 I can really remember how Jo Insung’s character keeps showing up at Ha Jiwon’s character house almost every night(?). He was yearning for her a little too much because he liked her a lot. When a male lead keeps showing up at the female lead’s house, the drama becomes addicting to watch.
If I interpret those usual house visits between an almost couple using the context of Korean drama formula, it is a strong indication of yearning towards the object of affection.
So yes, the writer used an old Kdrama trope. Idk if this is commonly shown in the modern times, but it was refreshing to see in"
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Most people in the fandom have been calling Jeongyo out for visiting Pio’s house when some of the things he wanted to say can be done using calls, texts and emails.
This particular love language exists for a reason. It was a trope that was used in earlier Korean melodramas.
Some of you may not be born yet, but when I was in grade school, this house visit trope by the male lead at the female lead’s house was shown in What Happened in Bali 😂 I can really remember how Jo Insung’s character keeps showing up at Ha Jiwon’s character house almost every night(?). He was yearning for her a little too much because he liked her a lot. When a male lead keeps showing up at the female lead’s house, the drama becomes addicting to watch.
If I interpret those usual house visits between an almost couple using the context of Korean drama formula, it is a strong indication of yearning towards the object of affection.
So yes, the writer used an old Kdrama trope. Idk if this is commonly shown in the modern times, but it was refreshing to see in"