What's quite funny about K-dramas is that they always use the same standard haircut to make the actors playing students look younger. We get the classic natural haircut with hair falling over the forehead.
It’s finally over, my God. This K-drama had absolutely zero hype from start to finish. I honestly didn’t understand anything in the last two episodes — it’s hard to follow when you’re not even interested anymore. But basically, the male lead chases the female lead for about nine episodes, only to abandon her in the last two episodes, and then they suddenly get back together with six minutes left. One of the worst K-drama endings I’ve ever seen. I rated it 6/10 here, but I’ll probably lower it to a maximum of 5. Honestly, this was a K-drama I was really looking forward to at first, but it turned out to be a huge disappointment.
Damn, there's no denying it. At no point did this K-drama manage to take off. We're 11 episodes in, with just one episode left, and it's still deadly boring, even though the main couple is finally together. There's literally nothing interesting about the plot here. You can't blame the actors, they're pretty good, but the script is just bad. I'm so bored that I have to do something else on the side. I've already given it a rating, and it won't be more than 6/10 here.
After “LITC,” Lu Yuxiao returns with a romantic drama that is not historical. I'm going to have a stroke from her beauty, and to think that we'll also have “WIMTM” coming out soon. I think they want to put me in PLS 😭
One of the worst K-drama endings I’ve ever seen. I rated it 6/10 here, but I’ll probably lower it to a maximum of 5.
Honestly, this was a K-drama I was really looking forward to at first, but it turned out to be a huge disappointment.
Victory, yes, thank you!
I've already given it a rating, and it won't be more than 6/10 here.
https://youtu.be/l95eIWRRvaI?si=JNKmWHSn44oyyZSo
https://youtu.be/B60hEtwhTYk?si=FC4oZnWbXSQT_h1p
Thank you, Lee Chan Sol