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Fuck, I'm in such a dilemma. I really want to watch this for the fairy "Ha Young"—I've been waiting so long for her moment to shine—but she's paired up with the pedophile's friend.

I'm telling myself that maybe Hae In was in the shower and her little nephew liked the post without her noticing. 😅

I agree that he often wears the same kind of outfits, but we've seen him in running scenes before, and he was dressed differently then. Honestly, I have absolutely nothing against In Yeop's style or hairstyle—I actually think he looks incredible here. That hair color suits him perfectly.

Yeop definitely looks younger than his actual age, but saying he looks 23 is a bit of a stretch. Personally, I’d say he looks more like he’s around 27–28. People also have to remember that he’s a millionaire and has an entire team behind him to help him look his best: stylists, makeup artists, skincare experts, and so on. He has also probably had a few cosmetic procedures, not to mention the countless visits to dermatologists for injections, lasers, and other treatments.

It’s honestly crazy how common dermatology has become in South Korea. I know quite a few people in my everyday life who go regularly, almost like how we would casually go to the supermarket to buy a few bottles of water. 😂

No, on the contrary, I think In Yeop is dressed really well. It matches outfits that give more of a male model vibe, and it feels believable for his role. Also, if you knew In Yeop, you would know that he really loves this style, so I wouldn’t be surprised if he had given his opinion on the outfit choices.

Guys, honestly, I just can’t get into season 2. I’m clearly losing interest; I don’t find it nearly as interesting as season 1.

The female villain is absolutely terrible. Her acting is really bad, and on top of that, I can already see a season 3 coming to wrap everything up. So we’ll probably end up with another cliffhanger at the end of the final episode — a classic move.

He clearly should have made **Li Rong Zhang** the villain. It would have been so much better, and he was a badass. The other guy with glasses is a fucking clown with zero charisma.

Today, one of the most anticipated dramas of 2026 has officially come to an end. It has generated a lot of discussion throughout its airing, with more positive reactions than negative ones. Unfortunately, all the hype also created many disappointments, and I am one of those people.

I had very high expectations for **Overdo**, but in the end, it left me with a rather passable impression. The drama definitely has some qualities and a few memorable moments, but overall, it failed to fully convince me. The story was enjoyable to follow, but it never truly managed to captivate me from beginning to end.

The characters had potential, but their development felt uneven, and some storylines could have been explored much better. It is not a bad drama, but it will not be one of my favorites.

In the end, I give it a **6/10**: a passable watch, decent overall, but far from living up to the huge expectations it created.

Are you talking about In-yeop? It's impossible to fit 3-inch lifts into those sneakers. They are Chelsea boots, no 3-inch insole is going to fit in there.

Someone is lying about their height between Hwang In Yeop and Baek Sung Cheol. They are both listed at 6'1", but BSC is clearly taller than In Yeop side by side. I think In Yeop is lying and must be around 5'11

I've been watching Kim Hye Jun for three days straight. Monday and Tuesday she had that porcelain skin tone, and Wednesday she suddenly had a tan lmaooo.

The day of *The Express* has finally arrived. Say what you want, but the drama has ended up getting talked about more for the wrong reasons than the right ones. It’s not all bad—there are definitely some good moments—but there’s just far too much that doesn’t work for something that was so highly anticipated. In the end, it’s been a huge disappointment, unfortunately.

You're really not going to teach me how the entertainment industry works, are you? Do you think I'm 15 and don't know that the film industry—whether it's Korean or American—uses retouching, even if it's subtle?

What you don't seem to understand is that no amount of editing in the world can make someone look naturally youthful if they don't already have the genetics for it. If you genuinely think her youthful appearance is just the result of Botox, fillers, or other cosmetic procedures, that's honestly pretty funny.

I'm not celebrating the fact that an adult woman looks young. I'm simply stating an observation. The way you're reacting, you'd think I said that every woman in her thirties who looks her age is ugly. Lmaooo.
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On the contrary, Yuna is the one who's completely busted compared to him.

Lee Sang-yeob ages like fine wine. He looks even more handsome now than he did in the past. Truly, he has god-tier genetics.

I really liked this eighth episode. We clearly need some drama between Baek Sung Cheol and Lee Yeol Eum. Their chemistry is crazy, and I love their scenes together.

Kim Tae Rae's OST is incredible, he never disappoints.

Gin kkumui kkeuteseo mannan Gijeok gateun sunganeul majihaja Oh, we are (We are) together (Together) Oh, we are (We are) the one, one, one.

You guys are acting like every 31-year-old looks like her. I'm sorry, but if you're telling me she actually looks 31, you're completely delusional. Even among Koreans, someone with that kind of youthful appearance is pretty rare.

I never said she looked old. I just said she looks 16. Stop acting like every 31-year-old looks like her.

It’s completely crazy to think that Kim Hye Jun is 31 years old. When I see her, I feel like she’s 16 — she has such a youthful face. I think she’s the Korean actress who looks the youngest. You could make a bet: ask someone who doesn’t know her to guess her age, and I’m sure no one would get it right 100%.

Who's the singer of the song playing in Episode 6 when Soo Bin and Yi Jae are drinking on the couch? It's so good, but it doesn't sound like it's sung by a Korean artist.