My problems with J-Dramas is that they are literally hit or miss. One of the things that I hate is the lack of accountability. Characters do all sort of things with no consequence.
I am talking from believing they have the right to intrude in the main couple lives, and act upon that or villains doing horrendous things accompanied by main leads without personality that allow absolutely everything, forgive absolutely everything and even award absolutely everything...
The show is good, but too many annoying things happen interrupting the highlights of the romance. Lack of a proper plot, which means too much use of the worst tropes and cliches for J-Dramas.
Adults behaving like they are children, oblivious and creating invisible obstacles, multiple love triangles that remain open for no reason, intrusive side characters and leads that apparently nobody respects because everyone can do whatever they want with them with no real consequences.
Again, I haven't finished the show, and it has some nice moments, but the other stuff happens often, occupying a big chunk of each episode.
I am on episode 11 now, and I genuinely do not understand why he insists on blocking the male lead and/or stop the female lead from working with him.
We were shown that he thinks everything was a misunderstanding before when he stole the artist in the past, since he asked the guy to think it over, but his actions in the present say the opposite.
In first place, the main leads are not romantically related and haven't shown anything more than a relationship between manager and artist, so he is literally sabotaging her career AGAIN. I could understand if they were dating or flirting, but they are literally working and this guy is using every option to either have them working separately or meeting failure. If he loved her, he would be making up for his previous mistakes and helping her become the successful manager/agent she can be.
The only other option is that he feels insecure because the guy is handsome, since again, nothing romantically is happening between them yet; and even if that's the case, it makes no sense, since her whole job environment is around handsome and talented guys!
Oh! and I am sorry, but having that picture on his desk after years of break up is only creepy my friend... thankfully is a short series, because I wouldn't be able to handle so much nonsense from what seems to be the "villain" in a full length drama...
It seems like there is a one episode break up. Get together on episode 15, break up on episode 17, and got back…
Awesome! That is even better! The show is funny, and for once I don't feel rushed to reach the episode where they "finally" get together because they have cute interactions in each episode.
I always dislike brother love triangles, its totally stupid. I wouldn't want to be with a girl I know that my…
I decided to watch this for the main female lead actress, but I hate love triangles too much, so I guess I will watch this when I am sure about how bad the love triangle is on this one...
I have only watched one episode and I can already tell that this show is really good!
This is what a Rom com looks like. I thought I would be annoyed by the male character "abuse" or how childish he is, but he is not abusive, he is just demanding and fits perfectly with the comedy, and he being childish "at home" and "in private" is refreshing since that's how people are, instead of playing another role where the guy is perfect and flawless in public and in private!
And their interactions are cute and funny, to the point that I feel like maybe I found one drama where I don't feel like rushing until they "get together" to catch some romance!
1 to 22 eps Don't watch first half ,If you don't want 2ML & FL on screen together.It's slow Brun romance dramaWatch…
I honestly don't know how many people can like love triangles so much that they have to waste time on this every time. I understand some love triangles contribute to the plot, character development or even pushing the main leads together. And yes, the drama may appeal to some people, but when you take that much time, you even get people shipping them together and with second lead syndrome... why waste so much time in a pair that won't be endgame, besides, after showing us so much interaction and flirting the actual thing does not feel exclusive or authentic...
like 24 episodes? when i watched it , i needed to skip Filler Office scenes
For me, is not even about making the shows shorter, it is about wasting money and time on things that don't even contribute that much to the story of these C-Dramas. Side characters are good to break things a little, and a "little" is more than enough. The saddest part is that those scenes and sometimes full episodes could have been used for plot or character development, or even to show us more romance overall ...
Rowoon character in this kdrama is the most annoying male lead character in all K-dramas that I've watched. He…
I actually appreciate that he is the way he is! We get the same or worse behavior from second male leads all around Dramaland. They are constantly interrupting or blocking the progress between the main leads, so I feel like having the male lead doing these things instead for once, considering that he gets a pass for being the male lead, is something that I like!
That's my favorite part! There are two many dramas where the girl does something bad or straight break up with…
Additionally, having so many second male leads intruding into the female lead life making the viewer waste their time because we all know that the main leads are supposed to end up together, this time, the one pushing forward is the actual male lead! That makes me happy!
Smaken är som baken, delad!Watched countless romcoms/k,j,c-drama but this is one of a few where Female Lead actually…
That's my favorite part! There are two many dramas where the girl does something bad or straight break up with the male lead, but for some reason, it is the male lead who has to chase the female lead all over again, and even has to go through humiliation and punishment until the female lead feels like giving him a chance and forgive him even if he did nothing wrong...
I am talking from believing they have the right to intrude in the main couple lives, and act upon that or villains doing horrendous things accompanied by main leads without personality that allow absolutely everything, forgive absolutely everything and even award absolutely everything...
Adults behaving like they are children, oblivious and creating invisible obstacles, multiple love triangles that remain open for no reason, intrusive side characters and leads that apparently nobody respects because everyone can do whatever they want with them with no real consequences.
Again, I haven't finished the show, and it has some nice moments, but the other stuff happens often, occupying a big chunk of each episode.
We were shown that he thinks everything was a misunderstanding before when he stole the artist in the past, since he asked the guy to think it over, but his actions in the present say the opposite.
In first place, the main leads are not romantically related and haven't shown anything more than a relationship between manager and artist, so he is literally sabotaging her career AGAIN. I could understand if they were dating or flirting, but they are literally working and this guy is using every option to either have them working separately or meeting failure. If he loved her, he would be making up for his previous mistakes and helping her become the successful manager/agent she can be.
The only other option is that he feels insecure because the guy is handsome, since again, nothing romantically is happening between them yet; and even if that's the case, it makes no sense, since her whole job environment is around handsome and talented guys!
Oh! and I am sorry, but having that picture on his desk after years of break up is only creepy my friend... thankfully is a short series, because I wouldn't be able to handle so much nonsense from what seems to be the "villain" in a full length drama...
Do they get together early? Is there a love triangle? or, how about any break ups between the main leads?
This is what a Rom com looks like. I thought I would be annoyed by the male character "abuse" or how childish he is, but he is not abusive, he is just demanding and fits perfectly with the comedy, and he being childish "at home" and "in private" is refreshing since that's how people are, instead of playing another role where the guy is perfect and flawless in public and in private!
And their interactions are cute and funny, to the point that I feel like maybe I found one drama where I don't feel like rushing until they "get together" to catch some romance!