The big Korean productions during their run are usually upvoted by bot armies or something similar to that effect, so anything below 8.4 either doesn't have the bot armies or is horrible.
And yes gone are the days when the ratings meant anything, if you are curious about a drama read the non 10 point reviews to see what's going on.
On the other hand Chen Xing Xu impressed me here. Yes, his acting still barely hits average, but compared to his…
Do we know if he had an acting major even? Even if so, I don't know. I think his works speak for themselves lol.
Education is important in the acting space, unless you are Jennifer L., but transitioning to professional acting & then being able to take romantic comedies seriously are different matters.
Korean netizens have this hounding culture where a vocal minority can kick up a huge fuss over nothing & sometimes…
I would say draw the line somewhere, because there are occasionally outside forces trying to revise history in Korean media, this has happened before. Here though, it's so obscure that it can be ruled out with certainty.
>That level of collective scrutiny could be directed toward real problems, you know what I mean?
Korea has many highly educated housewives, who have very little hope of re-entering the workforce. The Korean society has a tendency to ignore them when it comes to the real problems, so this leads to weird psychological pressures that occasionally manifest in strange ways, such as bombarding TV stations or the internet with crap like this.
What to say? MBC handled the flak from the criticism about the historical & story pruning faux pas the Korean…
The netizens should be eating the humble pie. A show that is fantasy & takes place in an alternative universe does not need to be historically accurate, it's a ridiculous postulation.
Even ignoring the crazy for a second, do you not know their history? If any celebrity couple can last, it's them. Sure nothing is certain in life, but I think their odds are up there.
im guessing you're not familiar with east Asian beauty standards and how their actresses/actors need to follow…
>but i dont think we can do anything to change who they cast.
Yeah, society itself has to change. I have a Chinese semi-friends who is always criticizing the looks of various actresses on TV & I'm like sister what are you even saying & why do you even care..
Chen Xing Xu's acting not impress me and kind of stiff here but I'm really surprised by FL. Her acting is so natural…
On the other hand Chen Xing Xu impressed me here. Yes, his acting still barely hits average, but compared to his usual level the improvement is monumental, sometimes hard work can really pay off even if the talent is not there.
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And yes gone are the days when the ratings meant anything, if you are curious about a drama read the non 10 point reviews to see what's going on.
Education is important in the acting space, unless you are Jennifer L., but transitioning to professional acting & then being able to take romantic comedies seriously are different matters.
>That level of collective scrutiny could be directed toward real problems, you know what I mean?
Korea has many highly educated housewives, who have very little hope of re-entering the workforce. The Korean society has a tendency to ignore them when it comes to the real problems, so this leads to weird psychological pressures that occasionally manifest in strange ways, such as bombarding TV stations or the internet with crap like this.
Yeah, society itself has to change. I have a Chinese semi-friends who is always criticizing the looks of various actresses on TV & I'm like sister what are you even saying & why do you even care..