Crash Course in Romance was entertaining, but realistically was strange. I honestly dropped a lot of kdramas this year and switched to mostly watching jdramas. Everything has become copy and paste, and I feel like kdramas need to adapt a more realistic approach to romance. Very disappointing year, hopefully 2024 is a better year.
I tried watching the escape of the seven, but it was very boring and felt like a cheap version of Penthouse in a more open world. I don't want to compare it, but they made it impossible.
FL is a firefighter turned bodyguard and saves ML from a car accident, a popular actor in this K-drama. The car crash makes FL get soul of a noble girl from Silla Dynasty and makes ML get soul of a noble from Silla Dynasty, only difference is FL's soul backstory is that her family is dead. Now they're both living in modern time and ML's brother has a brother complex.
I don't think most of them are dumb. Also, if they were all super smart, they would just catch him in two episodes,…
They don't have to be super smart, but at least have common sense. Scenes like going into the house alone, running into a fire, not staying at the hospital, etc. I just expected it to not do the cliche and prolong the plot in a unique way that doesn't bore the viewer who has watched many mysteries already.
For example, Mouse did a good job in keeping the viewer hooked, presenting suspects, evidence and possibilities, but having a crazy plot twist. I've watched all the episodes that came out, yet I can only cringe at the behavior of the characters and how the story is progressing.
This story is just all over the place, the writer is just writing anything into this. Sucks they make the police look so incompetent, would've been more interesting if they were smart.
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FL is a firefighter turned bodyguard and saves ML from a car accident, a popular actor in this K-drama. The car crash makes FL get soul of a noble girl from Silla Dynasty and makes ML get soul of a noble from Silla Dynasty, only difference is FL's soul backstory is that her family is dead. Now they're both living in modern time and ML's brother has a brother complex.
It's different for sure.
For example, Mouse did a good job in keeping the viewer hooked, presenting suspects, evidence and possibilities, but having a crazy plot twist. I've watched all the episodes that came out, yet I can only cringe at the behavior of the characters and how the story is progressing.