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A hollowed experience
This is a boring show with little to no plot. The female lead is an aspiring editor that for some reason doesn't seem to do the job of an editor but an agent or PR most of the time, and the ML is a writer that at first is presented like this super popular rock star that everyone wants but is later presented like someone that people barely know and doubt.
The main issues are that the FL left her family for her career and that ML is not recognized by his father as writer, but both things are barely developed throughout the story; instead we have small, unimportant and at best forgettable incidents that for no reason cause trouble for the new girl intern in a workplace that is not only unprofessional but unrewarding as well.
The female lead seems to be annoying at first and a pushover, but she is the best character in the show since she is consistent with her job (which again has nothing to do with editing for the most part), but the ML is an annoying man child for half the show, and a boring one for the rest of the show.
The only reason why I decided to watch this one, was because of the promise that the main couple would not break up from beginning to end, but by the time they got together you are not interested anymore because that's what dragging does to the viewer.
This show could have been so much better with a good plot and a good villain. The bonus would have been if we were shown the details of their world and how writing and editing a book works for us to learn something and to be immersed, but that never happened.
I forced myself to finish it, and it was not worth it.
The main issues are that the FL left her family for her career and that ML is not recognized by his father as writer, but both things are barely developed throughout the story; instead we have small, unimportant and at best forgettable incidents that for no reason cause trouble for the new girl intern in a workplace that is not only unprofessional but unrewarding as well.
The female lead seems to be annoying at first and a pushover, but she is the best character in the show since she is consistent with her job (which again has nothing to do with editing for the most part), but the ML is an annoying man child for half the show, and a boring one for the rest of the show.
The only reason why I decided to watch this one, was because of the promise that the main couple would not break up from beginning to end, but by the time they got together you are not interested anymore because that's what dragging does to the viewer.
This show could have been so much better with a good plot and a good villain. The bonus would have been if we were shown the details of their world and how writing and editing a book works for us to learn something and to be immersed, but that never happened.
I forced myself to finish it, and it was not worth it.
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