YazQuan

wahh the entire chain of comments is full of hate as if she has done some serious harm to you
if you don't like her acting don't watch the film that's it, as simple as that and it's not like she has been given the lad role or screen time is more it's just mere 5mins that also is creating a problem for some people

Funny thing is there are many idol turned male actors and I don't see the same energy when they receive roles.

Poor Jisoo, she's receiving undeserved hate just for being an idol. This hate is full of jealousy because she is beautiful, successful, rich, happy, and many more things this haters are NOT. That's it.

What a clickbait article. Jisoo may not be exceptionally talented as an actress, but why shouldn't she be cast for a bit part? Why are people's panties in a wad? Don't they have anything constructive to do?

I thought she did a good job in Snowdrop. Even if someone doesn't like her acting, there's no point in slinging hate over five minutes of screen time. It's not making her look bad, it's just drawing more attention to the project.

I’ve seen her acting—she’s good. People need to hop off and leave her alone.

given her more chances before writing her off people. Why is everyone in the world so quick to criticise. not just saying this for jisoo but other idols and actors. you can see the hard work they all put in so its unfair to judge them so fast over nothing

I doubt they’d let her do her own thing, entirely. If you don’t want to watch any more of her shows, it won’t hurt her losing one viewer.

i saw jisoo in snowdrop and for a beginner she was fine, her crying was believable idky ppl always nitpicking her when there's worse out there.

Newtopia is the only project I've seen Jisoo in, and she killed it in that drama...

So many whiny people on here. It hasn't even been released yet, how about you refrain from judging until after its released.

"Since I expressed my opinion on a specific series and did not insult any specific person, you have no right to express your opinion in my comment"
Huh?! What kinda logic is that LOL
You have the right to state your opinion just like I have the right to express my opinion to your opinion. Simple as that. If you can't live a reaction to your action, don't comment, hun.

I’ve read so many comments about Khun Rin’s character, and I truly respect everyone’s perspective, but I’d like to shed some light on a few things that I feel often get overlooked. 💭

Firstly, Rin was in love with Pai for so long that when Pai left, she was so devastated that she even tried to end her own life. 💔 Not everyone truly understands what that means, when someone is willing to die for love, it shows how deeply broken and shattered they were when that love ended. Moving on from that isn’t as simple as people think. It’s not that a person doesn’t *want* to move on, it’s that they *can’t* just detach themselves from a love that once felt like their entire world. It doesn’t make them stupid or blind, it makes them human. 🫂

Secondly, Rin never gave Khem false hope. She was honest from the start that she wasn’t ready for love or marriage. Khem knew this and chose to stay anyway. She knew it would hurt, but she was strong enough to handle it until she couldn’t anymore. Khem was exactly the kind of person Rin needed: someone clingy, supportive, stubborn , someone who *wouldn’t* give up when things got hard. Khem was ready to be that person, and she *was* that person. 💙

Thirdly, in many cultures, physical intimacy can be easier than emotional intimacy. Some people can share their body but struggle to open their heart — sometimes, that physical closeness helps break down the walls around their heart. That’s exactly what happened with Rin. From the first touch, she was falling, but her past trauma was a barrier she couldn’t easily break.

I’m not saying trauma excuses hurting others — it doesn’t. But the truth is, people make bad choices when they’re not healed. We don’t have to justify it, but we *can* try to understand it. 🫶 Khem was Rin’s light in the darkness. Only Khem could reach the parts of Rin that were hidden and locked away. Khem got hurt in the process, but deep down, she knew it was worth it , because Rin *did* open her heart. In the end, it was Khem’s absence that opened Rin’s eyes. 🌙✨

Just my two cents : sometimes, love is messy, complicated, and painful… but that’s what makes these stories so real and beautiful. ❤️🌈

Arthdal is so good. They are missing out.

This is the scene that makes it so clear why RJH can't just defect. If it wasn't for his parents, he would never have gone back. I always imagine him defecting as soon as they pass away.