I can't believe this series is wrapping up next week. I'm so fond of Se Na and Do Ra Ik. Usually, when I watch dramas like this, I can figure out the killer's identity pretty early on, but this one keeps me on my toes with every episode. I have a hunch that either the last band member is the murderer or he will show up at the end with some crucial evidence, considering we haven't seen much of him. Alternatively, it could be Do Ra Ik's ex-girlfriend; she's unhinged, and I can't fathom why she's so fixated on him. She clearly cheated on him, so her feelings to him was not have been that strong. She insists she had feelings for him and blames him for their breakup because he became famous and didn't have time for her, but she knew what she was getting into. Then she manipulated him into ending things, and now she's becoming increasingly obsessed with controlling him—if she can't have him, no one can. This could also be a reason she might be the killer. She's completely unstable, and her behavior is deteriorating with each episode, almost as if the plot is building up to something big. Kwak Byeong Gyun is really getting under my skin—no, that's an understatement. He's been irritating me for a while now. His obsession with becoming a big shot and gaining power is frustrating, especially since he seems clueless about what he's doing. He's just going with the flow and is ready to take down anyone in his way. Sure, it's evil for the sake of the story, but it annoys me that he's now targeting Se Na, as if he's deriving pleasure from making her life miserable. I can't wait to see him face the consequences. I wish his father would too, as he's only making things worse
To be honest, I found most of episode one to be just okay; it didn't fully capture my interest. However, the final minute of the episode piqued my curiosity. Also, did anyone notice the male lead gently rubbing the female lead's shoulder in that scene? It was such a tender reaction to the situation, and I really liked it. I'm eager to see him challenge her limits and warm her heart.
✧ Descendants of the Sun - Jin Goo and Kim Ji Won ( They were the only reason I completed this drama, the chemistry, was perfection!) ✧ Love Is Science? - Lin Yu and Anderson Cheng ( Just give me a BL with these two center stage, I can't be the only one that craves this) ✧ Not Me - First & Fluke ( I know it's impossible, but a girl can still dream LOL)
I feel like I’ve been transported to the Twilight Zone, utterly torn between questioning my decision to start this and my baffling choice to stick with it for so long. Honestly, this plot would have made more sense if Lei Zexin had just turned out to be the dog... I mean, what on earth did I just witness?
Up until the final episode, I was holding onto hope the writers would somehow connect all the dots. It doesn’t need to be a work of art, but I was at least expecting a couple of answers. Spoiler alert: absolutely nothing made sense in the end. No way I can recommend this.
The sole reason I stuck around was Mr. 'I’m not a dog, but I’m basically a walking snack, my eyes shine like a puppy, and I’m as fierce as a wolf pack leader.' Yes, Mr. Gorgeous himself! Seriously, who is this actor? I must uncover his identity because, wow, he’s an absolute vision of beauty. 😏🔥
It's just not capturing my interest like I expected. I'm having difficulty keeping up with the plot; I realize it's still early in the series for a complicated narrative, yet the characters seem somewhat contrived. I can't quite pinpoint why, but I'll watch one more episode to see if my perspective shifts.
Please tell me I'm understanding this wrong, is Hye Ju actually blaming Laik for her cheating and getting caught! The level of gaslighting here is just unbelievable. I felt sympathy for her initially, but now I'm left questioning whether she ever truly loved him or if he was merely a tool to enhance her own image. She seemed perfectly fine when she had control over him, but the moment he stood up for himself, she realizes she's losing her grip on the situation. Then, she attempts to twist the narrative and play the victim!
And what about her codependency issues? She's fixated on being his savior, whether that's a distorted form of love or just her superiority complex. It's still too early to make a final judgment, but at this moment, she displays absolutely no empathy for the fact that he's a suspect in his best friend's murder and is hiding from these relentless reporters chasing the next big story. Not to mention, he nearly lost his life because of these deranged fans—well, anti-fans now. I'm just so exasperated!
Se Na is being incredibly patient and understanding about everything that's been unfolding. I know she's a lawyer, but if I were in her shoes, I would have already had a breakdown by now. There's a part of me that keeps second-guessing who the real killer is, based on her behavior, Hye Ju is still on my suspect list.
Cho Heon, the leader of the investigation team pursuing Vigilante, reminds me a lot of Sang-Hwa from Train to Busan. His way of tossing people around is simply hilarious! Although the writers meant for him to appear menacing, I'm over here cackling until my sides hurt. 😭😂
1. Legend of the Female General- I really wish the FL's character had been developed further; she was meant to be a powerful general. Instead, she seemed quite immature. The only instance where she displayed genuine emotion was when the writers needed to advance the plot. To me, she never seemed menacing, despite her impressive sword skills, as she was always getting injured. By the latter half of the series, I struggled to keep watching. Honestly, if I heard the term 'commander' one more time, I might've just lost it. She repeated it several times in a single conversation with the ML; I believe he understood after the first mention. 😭 2. Moonlight Mystique- This drama had potential but quickly went downhill. I can't even say when it all fell apart, but it did! The plot changed so many times; I got attached to characters only for them to be killed off. Excuse me? Our female lead didn't deserve her happy ending. She was unlikable, too focused on her goals to care about others. Her sister had real depth, yet when she finally started to heal, the writers sacrificed her for the lead. What was the point of her suffering if it meant nothing? And even though I wasn't a fan of the second male lead, he didn't deserve that fate either. I'm honestly at a loss; this was the most disappointing C-Drama I've seen all year. 😤💢 3. When Destiny Brings the Demon- I don't have a lot to say about this one except that the pacing didn't suit me. I ended up quitting it halfway. 😴
Please keep in mind these are my personal views. If you enjoy these dramas, that's perfectly fine; they simply weren't to my liking. ❤️
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✧ Love Is Science? - Lin Yu and Anderson Cheng ( Just give me a BL with these two center stage, I can't be the only one that craves this)
✧ Not Me - First & Fluke ( I know it's impossible, but a girl can still dream LOL)
Up until the final episode, I was holding onto hope the writers would somehow connect all the dots. It doesn’t need to be a work of art, but I was at least expecting a couple of answers. Spoiler alert: absolutely nothing made sense in the end. No way I can recommend this.
The sole reason I stuck around was Mr. 'I’m not a dog, but I’m basically a walking snack, my eyes shine like a puppy, and I’m as fierce as a wolf pack leader.' Yes, Mr. Gorgeous himself! Seriously, who is this actor? I must uncover his identity because, wow, he’s an absolute vision of beauty. 😏🔥
And what about her codependency issues? She's fixated on being his savior, whether that's a distorted form of love or just her superiority complex. It's still too early to make a final judgment, but at this moment, she displays absolutely no empathy for the fact that he's a suspect in his best friend's murder and is hiding from these relentless reporters chasing the next big story. Not to mention, he nearly lost his life because of these deranged fans—well, anti-fans now. I'm just so exasperated!
Se Na is being incredibly patient and understanding about everything that's been unfolding. I know she's a lawyer, but if I were in her shoes, I would have already had a breakdown by now. There's a part of me that keeps second-guessing who the real killer is, based on her behavior, Hye Ju is still on my suspect list.
2. Moonlight Mystique- This drama had potential but quickly went downhill. I can't even say when it all fell apart, but it did! The plot changed so many times; I got attached to characters only for them to be killed off. Excuse me? Our female lead didn't deserve her happy ending. She was unlikable, too focused on her goals to care about others. Her sister had real depth, yet when she finally started to heal, the writers sacrificed her for the lead. What was the point of her suffering if it meant nothing? And even though I wasn't a fan of the second male lead, he didn't deserve that fate either. I'm honestly at a loss; this was the most disappointing C-Drama I've seen all year. 😤💢
3. When Destiny Brings the Demon- I don't have a lot to say about this one except that the pacing didn't suit me. I ended up quitting it halfway. 😴
Please keep in mind these are my personal views. If you enjoy these dramas, that's perfectly fine; they simply weren't to my liking. ❤️