Dropped !!! Misleading title
Lol, Ms. Incognito is such a misleading title. If they had just called it Good Woman BuSeMi, I wouldn’t have even bothered watching. With Kdramas, the title usually gives you a clear idea of what you’re signing up for!
The first two episodes were solid, I was hooked and thought the show would keep that same energy. But episodes 3 to 7? Total brain reset. That’s when I remembered the golden rule: never judge a Kdrama until you’ve reached episode 8.
Now let’s talk about the characters:
1. BuSeMi started off strong bodyguard vibes, cool energy. Then suddenly she’s acting like a helpless princess. Meh. I’ve seen her in other dramas and her acting just doesn’t hit. Her facial expressions don’t help either. And that whole “moving to a small town with a silly storyline” twist? Not in my plans.
2. DongMin is another one I’ve seen before, but something’s always missing. His character feels flat. Unless they randomly reveal he’s the chairman’s son (which would be pointless), he’s just taking up space.
3. HyeJi: whew. Her voice alone had me skipping every scene she was in. The character is badly written and her behavior is just cringe. Totally unnecessary.
The comedy in this drama makes no sense. It doesn’t fit the story at all. And it’s not even good comedy, it’s the kind that makes adults look ridiculous. I swear, some Korean dramas live for that awkward humor.
It’s only 12 episodes, but they wasted half of them in a small town doing nothing. I can already tell they’ll rush the ending to make up for lost time.
And the chemistry between the leads? Non-existent. Fans are hyping it like it’s sizzling, but I’m sitting here wondering if we watched the same show.
Anyway, I’m officially adding this one to my 2025 list of disappointing dramas, right next to Buried Hearts, WTSG, and a few other flops.
The first two episodes were solid, I was hooked and thought the show would keep that same energy. But episodes 3 to 7? Total brain reset. That’s when I remembered the golden rule: never judge a Kdrama until you’ve reached episode 8.
Now let’s talk about the characters:
1. BuSeMi started off strong bodyguard vibes, cool energy. Then suddenly she’s acting like a helpless princess. Meh. I’ve seen her in other dramas and her acting just doesn’t hit. Her facial expressions don’t help either. And that whole “moving to a small town with a silly storyline” twist? Not in my plans.
2. DongMin is another one I’ve seen before, but something’s always missing. His character feels flat. Unless they randomly reveal he’s the chairman’s son (which would be pointless), he’s just taking up space.
3. HyeJi: whew. Her voice alone had me skipping every scene she was in. The character is badly written and her behavior is just cringe. Totally unnecessary.
The comedy in this drama makes no sense. It doesn’t fit the story at all. And it’s not even good comedy, it’s the kind that makes adults look ridiculous. I swear, some Korean dramas live for that awkward humor.
It’s only 12 episodes, but they wasted half of them in a small town doing nothing. I can already tell they’ll rush the ending to make up for lost time.
And the chemistry between the leads? Non-existent. Fans are hyping it like it’s sizzling, but I’m sitting here wondering if we watched the same show.
Anyway, I’m officially adding this one to my 2025 list of disappointing dramas, right next to Buried Hearts, WTSG, and a few other flops.
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