Jeon So Young has been cast in season 2 as a potential love interest for Ga Min. Honestly, I really like this actress—we haven’t seen her in that many series yet, she’s still pretty new, young, and on the rise. When I first saw her, I immediately knew she’d land more roles. She’s also currently starring in the Netflix K-drama that just came out today, *If Wishes Could Kill*. Anyway, I’m definitely on board with her!
He’s got an insanely good agent, doesn’t he? No joke—he’s doing like 2–3 dramas a year and keeps landing leading roles alongside well-known actresses. I don’t get it, but I’ve definitely given up on watching anything he’s in. I honestly think he’s really not that good, and clearly not at the level to carry a lead role, especially opposite established actresses. I haven’t seen him recently in *Yumi’s Cells*—maybe he’s improved—but I’m out, honestly.
I just watched the behind-the-scenes of the driving scene at the end of episode 4, and it was so well acted that I really thought IU was actually driving—but nope, it was all green screen. When I first saw the scene, I was confused and thought, “Wait, IU has a driver’s license?” but I guess our queen still doesn’t have one yet 🤣
I watched the first episode, and honestly I’d give it a 5/10. There’s nothing groundbreaking—it’s a theme that’s been done over and over again in the K-drama industry. Just from the first episode, I can already tell it’ll be, at best, an average drama, probably rating around 8.0–8.1, and even that’s not guaranteed. There’s really nothing special about it. It’s a shame because the cast is actually really good—I love Ahn Hyo Seop and Chae Won Bin—but I wouldn’t be surprised if I end up dropping it.
The small-town/village trope in K-dramas is really annoying, and it’s often in weak or average dramas. I really don’t like that kind of neighborhood-focused storyline—it’s not my favorite style.
Houtch, it ended up with a 6.9. I’m glad I stopped after the first episode—strangely, every K-drama I’ve dropped has always ended up with a pretty low rating.
I really like this drama after two episodes. It makes me both laugh and feel sad when “Dongman” shouts his name loudly—he’s incredible. I love the chemistry between him and Eun A. I think this is the first drama where I’ve truly enjoyed watching Go Yoon Jung act. I find her amazing in this role, and she’s beautiful.
This K-drama is probably good, but I’ve realized it’s really not my kind of drama. My taste is quite simple—I usually prefer slice-of-life, healing, and romance K-dramas, with a perfect soundtrack and beautiful visuals. Dramas like “In Your Radiant Seasons,” which I loved, and now “We Are All Trying Here”—that’s exactly the kind of drama I enjoy. That’s my style.
Oh but it’s out already? I had no idea. But what kind of drama is this actually? I thought it was a real K-drama. Why are the episodes only 30 minutes long? I’ll give it a try—if I don’t like it, I’ll drop it.
Kim Jae-won—how is his acting? Has he improved? Can we say this is his best drama? Or does the queen, the fairy Kim Go-eun, completely outshine him? 😂 Kim Jae-won—how is his acting? Has he improved? Can we say this is his best drama? Or does the queen, the fairy Kim Go-eun, completely outshine him? 😂
Koo Kyoo-hwan, Koo Kyo-hwan—damn, what an actor. He’s just incredible, I honestly love him. It’s such a shame he doesn’t get that many roles, but I immediately saw how amazing he was when I watched him in *D.P. (Deserter Pursuit)*—he was absolutely phenomenal in it. The impact he’s going to deliver here… we’re not ready.
Kim Jae-won—how is his acting? Has he improved? Can we say this is his best drama? Or does the queen, the fairy Kim Go-eun, completely outshine him? 😂