I don't know why she is that thin, and she is not the only one actress that thin. I don't know if Korean people…
I think it’s more that all of East Asia is like that, but especially China. Honestly, this is the first time I’ve seen a Korean actress this thin, and I’ve been watching K-dramas forever — but this is too much.
right? some actors are lovable bc of their youthful looks and she was one but now she lost it. her dimples were…
"I hope she takes care of herself bc her look change didn't help her career at all hope she realizes."
I’m not so sure that it didn’t help her career — I actually feel like it’s the opposite. Since her change in appearance, she’s been landing leading roles back to back, and every year she stars in a new drama. The only issue is that she changes her appearance so much — it was impossible to recognize her in “Hierarchy” and here as well.
Bao Shang En — how is she in terms of acting? I’ve never seen her perform. As for Zhou Yi Ran, I know him and he’s excellent, even though I’ve never seen him in a wuxia drama — but I have no doubt about him.
It’s actually pretty funny to see Park Shin-hye landing one leading role after another in K-dramas, while her husband hasn’t had any roles in quite a while and is probably being the stay-at-home dad. It’s honestly so cute — and I’m not criticizing at all.
Just in case some people don’t know, she’s married to Choi Tae-joon.
Let’s be honest, Bae In Hyuk completely carries the series on his own — he’s just excellent, I absolutely love him. This isn’t the first drama I’ve watched with him, and in every drama he’s in, I genuinely find him really good.
Roh Jeong Eui is actually doing quite well here, and I’d even say this is her best role so far in my opinion, but she always has the same range of expressions. I can rewatch *Crushology 101* and see the exact same expressions.
I’m more concerned about her appearance — it’s honestly a bit worrying when she’s in a T-shirt or a skirt. It doesn’t seem healthy for an adult woman to be that thin.
I agree with many that the drama is reminiscent of the one with Suzy, “Anna,” which I think is much better than this one. I'm obviously talking about the identity theft aspect, otherwise there's no comparison, but I definitely think it's one of Suzy's best dramas after “WYWS.”
It hasn’t changed — the actor Kim Jae Won is still just as bad. Fuck, it’s horrible to watch him act. Luckily he doesn’t appear that much, but it’s torture. He has zero credibility, even when he’s playing angry scenes. Fuck, it’s just so bad and forced — it’s really poorly acted.
It’s the first time in a drama, I think, where the ML and FL don’t have any actors or actresses playing their parents. Honestly, it doesn’t bother me because we usually get the same boring family scenes anyway. On the other hand, I really, *really* hope that by the end of episode 6 at the latest, the SML is no longer in the romantic race—because if we have to sit through a love triangle for 10 episodes, I’m going to lose my mind.
The time has finally come — Jung Dabin’s long-awaited return is just a few hours away. I’m beyond excited and so curious about this drama. I already know I’m going to binge all the episodes in one go!
We are literally watching her best drama and her best performance. This is where Roh Jeong Eui is truly interesting and actually fits the role perfectly.
The drama goes by way too fast — it’s insane. I was so scared for my poor little Woo Ju. On the other hand, the drama feels really refreshing, but it’s honestly *so* predictable — especially the whole SML-being-the-apartment-owner twist. I totally saw that coming.
I keep wondering—how did “Lee Woo Gyeom” know that his plan had succeeded? We see him laughing at the end while he’s in isolation, with absolutely no access to any news. Is he really 100% sure that it works every single time? I don’t know, but I always get the feeling that he’s playing them and that there’s something much bigger going on. Honestly, it could make the drama a lot better if there’s something else we don’t know about yet.
The drama is clearly not very appealing or something that makes you eager for a new season anytime soon—at least that’s the feeling I get. The acting is rather weak overall, except for Ryeoun, who really elevates the whole show. But we can all agree that Geum Sae Rok was miscast for this role. Honestly, it just doesn’t suit her. I really don’t find her convincing. The drama doesn’t spark much curiosity and feels quite predictable. The only positive point is that it’s only 8 episodes long.
It's literally not a judgment against her, but Roh Jeong Eui looks so thin and weak after all that, she feels good that way, so it's perfect, and it's not our choice but hers.
I’m not so sure that it didn’t help her career — I actually feel like it’s the opposite. Since her change in appearance, she’s been landing leading roles back to back, and every year she stars in a new drama. The only issue is that she changes her appearance so much — it was impossible to recognize her in “Hierarchy” and here as well.
Just in case some people don’t know, she’s married to Choi Tae-joon.
Roh Jeong Eui is actually doing quite well here, and I’d even say this is her best role so far in my opinion, but she always has the same range of expressions. I can rewatch *Crushology 101* and see the exact same expressions.
I’m more concerned about her appearance — it’s honestly a bit worrying when she’s in a T-shirt or a skirt. It doesn’t seem healthy for an adult woman to be that thin.
Another incredible OST: https://youtu.be/42r2YO0g1Q4?si=VDZMXbXCaFTZaVmf