Enjoyed this drama a lot- another one I return to from time to time. The OST is so lovely! Shin Hae Soon never disappoints. Also, I definitely fell in love with L while watching this drama-their dance scene...his dreamily smiling face is etched in my brain FOREVER-couldn't believe that someone can be so endearing. Besides being a super gorgeous man, he is also quite a talented actor. No doubts about that anymore.
He is fascinating to watch ,indeed. He's got the range ,remarkably versatile actor and he is kind of addictive.…
I guess, just one film with him can make a difference then :)I have always gravitated towards unique, unusual features and he's got this elusive element to his face that change his appearance depending on the perspective, I do agree with you! Yes, he is beautiful.
This comment section is really telling about how the SK beauty standards have destroyed people's mindsets and…
Yeah, I will never fully understand it. I've always been drawn to unusual, unique looks, and he epitomizes natural, intriguing features. Aside from that, he's a highly versatile actor and is considered one of the best of his generation. I'm genuinely fascinated by him and often revisit some of his works just to observe his incredible 'shapeshifting.' I've always found him very attractive-his face is so interesting! He has that elusive 'it' factor, and it's easy to become addicted to watching him .Can't wait to see 'Mousetrap' .
RJY's face is endlessly fascinating.He can look entirely different depending from which angle you view him.
He is fascinating to watch ,indeed. He's got the range ,remarkably versatile actor and he is kind of addictive. I keep returning to some of his works just to observe how he 'shapeshifts'
Wow, this lady is a veteran. So impressive and memorable. Very characteristic face. I love her. Actress like Kim Seon Hwa are indispensable.. I wish they were given more recognition.
Another production I keep returning to relax and uplift my mood. We need more light hearted, warm and funny dramas like this. I couldn't stop laughing. Um Tae Goo is perfection -heaps of charm, talent and a voice to die for. All characters were marvellous to be honest ,including Han Sun Hwa .
What a fantastic actor! He is so natural in all his roles and believe me, he can 'shapeshift' and change the mood like a 'chameleon'. Pure talent combined with plenty of charm. Plus, his voice is to die for...so sultry and deep. I just wish he took on more projects. I understand that he is quite selective with his scripts, but as a devoted fan and a greedy watcher ,I would love to see him in many more productions. I can't get enough of him. He is so FINE!
I just binge-watched this, and it was so good. The storytelling, the love story — everything felt emotional…
Umm, Netflix happened, and AI-generated content happened.,I guess. I’m pretty sure they’re experimenting with it. I’m mourning the decline of K-dramas, but I also keep ranting about it like a madman. There are still some genuinely good dramas out there, but the majority feel like mass-produced slop. They don’t quite resemble proper K-dramas anymore. Something is missing-probably the essence, the soul…That's why I keep returning to older productions...The quality is different, even in the so called 'weaker' ones.
This is a very nice, warm slice-of-life series with a touch of romance that deserves a rating higher than 7.8. It’s worth at least 8.3, not only for the content but also for its re-watch value.
There are far, far more light romcoms being released than melodramas, so everyone who does not want realism in…
I love realistic slice-of-life dramas, not necessarily rom-coms. I’m also more interested in thrillers, horror, crime, supernatural, or mystery series with just a hint of a romance (none is even better in many cases) than in strictly melodramas or love stories. Don’t get me wrong, I just mentioned that I’m not surprised that many people aren’t into 'cheating' tropes anymore. People are tired, disillusioned I guess and I understand that. I have nothing against exploring all kinds of 'taboos' (to some extent), in films and dramas, but given my current state of mind, I tend to avoid such themes, and I’m not surprised that many others might do the same. I’m not a morality police. I just personally, don't like 'infidelity' dramas to be honest. That said, I genuinely hope this drama is successful for the sake of the actors involved, and I look forward to seeing Seo Kang Jun in a completely different project after this one. Maybe, in the future , I will check this one out.
I swear, are they seriously using artificially generated content or changing writers in the middle? Why is the second half of almost every drama nowadays such a letdown?! They skip over the elements that initially endear viewers to the story and fill the latter part with nonsense. Something has definitely shifted, and I’m incredibly disappointed in many recent productions. I’ve been watching J-dramas and K-dramas since 2006-2007, and honestly, I feel like I’m mourning. Something is definitely missing. This drama could be 8.5 to if they had stuck to the premise of the show. The leads were fantastic.
I'm not surprised that people are fed up with 'cheating' tropes (myself included). Just look around everyone-we're surrounded by all kinds of filth and negativity. It's brutal out there, and many are losing hope in genuine, long-lasting connections or are afraid to put trust in anyone So, I don't hold it against anyone. I understand that humans are only humans but I also strongly believe that once you genuinely love someone you will not waver or look for another 'ride'. If you have doubts, just leave cause it will sooner or later erode the relationship. Given my current state of mind, I won't be watching this one, but I sincerely wish success for the actors, especially Seo Kang Jun, as I am more familiar with him- he seems like a lovely human being and actor. I just wish they would create more dramas that explore different types of disabilities or focus on single parents ( that's pretty realistic ). Alternatively, if we want to return to the classic K-drama vibe, something like a 'forbidden love' story would be appreciated or some heavy slice-of life series dealing with mundane and simple joys. They could make it either melancholic or uplifting..or both. Many recent dramas feel uninspired, boring, and seem riddled with content that resembles AI-generated material... There are some proper gems ,of course...but still , I feel like something has shifted and I don't like that.
I personally don't have much faith in Krystal's acting. I am sorry Krystal's fans! It's not that she's outright bad, but she tends to lack charisma, and there's always something missing for me in her dramas. Seo In Guk has made some interesting choices recently, but unfortunately, they haven't worked to his benefit-his last two roles were like 'mehh'- felt flat and uninspiring. Overall, I don't see them together as like a convincing pairing. I hope I'm completely mistaken and they’ll prove me wrong! The premise interests me, unless the story falls back into clichés, becomes predictable, or is riddled with well-worn tropes.
I am afraid Netflix screwed up majority of Kdramas. There are some genuine gems, but a huge chunk of them feels like a mass produced slop infested with A.I generated content. Everything seems uninspired, soulless and frankly boring.
Not really. It is slight. Her ex-boyfriend tries to re-enter her life but fails miserably. But he is not intrusive and rather lovely character. FL doesn't entertain him much though.
That said, I genuinely hope this drama is successful for the sake of the actors involved, and I look forward to seeing Seo Kang Jun in a completely different project after this one. Maybe, in the future , I will check this one out.
I just wish they would create more dramas that explore different types of disabilities or focus on single parents ( that's pretty realistic ). Alternatively, if we want to return to the classic K-drama vibe, something like a 'forbidden love' story would be appreciated or some heavy slice-of life series dealing with mundane and simple joys. They could make it either melancholic or uplifting..or both. Many recent dramas feel uninspired, boring, and seem riddled with content that resembles AI-generated material... There are some proper gems ,of course...but still , I feel like something has shifted and I don't like that.