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Character driven perfection
Why I'm Still Single" masterfully blends rom-com charm with slice-of-life storytelling, cleverly using familiar tropes to create a fresh and engaging experience. The series follows Yuyu, an architect nearing forty and contentedly single, whose life unexpectedly intersects with a doctor, leading to a clash of personalities and ideologies. Their journey, however, reveals unexpected similarities, fostering a mature romance filled with humor, slice-of-life moments, and genuine emotional depth.The show's strength lies in Yuyu's character. Initially presented as somewhat obnoxious due to his strong principles, Yuyu's bluntness and dedication to his work gradually give way to vulnerability and loneliness. His character arc is compelling, not through drastic transformation, but through a refined understanding of himself. The series invites viewers to empathize with his perspective, offering a deep dive into the reasons behind his single status.
The show also gives us an equally compelling female lead. She's a breath of fresh air: mature, hardworking, and warm. Her calm and soft-spoken nature perfectly complements Yuyu's intensity. She is immediately likable, offering a patient presence that allows Yuyu to grow and discover himself. She embraces his flaws, fostering a connection that's both endearing and insightful.
Their chemistry is a highlight, evolving from playful bickering to moments of deep understanding, culminating in a well-earned romance.
The supporting characters add further depth, each with their own compelling stories that enrich the plot. While the pacing might seem slow initially, it allows the series to build a sense of warmth and intimacy that rewards patience.
Ultimately, "Why I'm Still Single" offers a rich tapestry of comedy, romance, and introspection. It's a show that invites you to warm up to its characters, appreciate their flaws, and celebrate their growth.
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Lower your expectations....
I remember appreciating the unique execution and the plot I had seen but not seen before but then again in the latter episodes something felt lacking.....So this is basically a drama about a female lead actress who gets into a wedding contract with her gay best friend as a way to help him....and mean while our male lead is like the blockage of their relationship who doesn't want them to get together so he keeps plotting and plotting to separate them even goes as far as trying to seduce her to steal her away but then ends up falling in love with her.
So I was excited to see how this was going to go I loved how our female lead was written to be witty smart and out spoken...and then I loved how our male lead was ambitious and came off rather as selfish well atleast he had personality and that's something that lacks in many romcom character and let's just say I was also happy that for once we get a romcom without including murder into the plot...all of this got me hyped for the chemistry and then the character development but now Iam not so sure how I feel any more.
The story was intruiging and exciting but it lost its charm along the way because some things started to drag out....the leads chemistry got lost and alot didn't sit right with me....the relationship between the leads that Iam supposed to believe is very deep wasn't even dived in properly so it feels non existent and not believable....the character development is all over the place in that the characters keep going back and forth and repeat.....it's kind of tiring to be honest.
Well despite this disappointing me towards the end I still have to appreciate the few good parts about it like the way the female lead and the second female lead are written...the subtle yet impactful acting by the entire cast and then the beautiful osts and the natural comedy......the drama lacked more in the writing department and even the good parts about it count save it for me....
The ending was okay either way I recommend this if you not going to be extra critical about the plot and you just want something to pass time with.
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Had potential but somehow lost its charm towards the end!
So I've been in a C drama slump for months now, I din't remember the last time a C drama made my heart race or had me hooked but I got to feel that atleast for the first half of this drama....but then later on it went back to being bluhhhh.This drama started out great , I loved how the story sort of felt new get it wasn't and I must say the acting was amazing and so was the chemistry between the goods which I must say was the only thing that remained consistent throughout the entire show!
The story later on started to drag on I guess they needed something to fill the 28 episodes, they started including unnecessary conflicts and some motivationless characters that just weren't convincing or interesting at all......side this I loved how the leads relationship kept up and how their chemistry still kept me going through the series.
Either way this is cute watch that gets rather frustrating in the later episodes but aside from that the leads chemistry was amazing and sizzling and the osts are good and so are he kiss scenes.....but aside from that you need to brace your self for the latter bit of the drama that's feels off and could have been cut out.
So I recommend this?
Maybe if you want something cute to watch with amazing chemistry between the leads....
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I HAD MIXED EMOTIONS WITH THIS ONE ❤️?
The love you give me to me had it's amazing and frustrating moments..so my review of it is going to have mixed emotions.
What did I love and didn't love about it?
THE CHEMISTRY
The chemistry between the leads was out of these world, I've seen both of them in once we get married and I absolutely love how they became much more closer and more natural there chemistry was definetly something that carried the show.
THE CAST
I'll start with my favourite the kid of course, Quanquan was a mood lifter, regardless of how frustrating the story could get with the misunderstandings, Quan Quan always made me forget it with his cuteness.
My second favourite character was sadly a person that only appeared in a few episodes but had my heart the entire time...Cindy the male leads sister..the way she kept talking and mixing Chinese and English was so funny and yes she was an ultimate mood lifter as well
Now I'll talk about the leads..I loved the female lead, she can act and I love how they made her independent and brave and strong as for the male lead he's character wasn't the typical cold ceo he had good Interactions with most of the cast especially Quanquan...but I hated how he was made so dormant as to continuously be the one to follow the female lead every time, like he's a CEO iam not saying most C drama male lead CEO's are always that active at work especially if they fall in love but man tone the chasing down a bit.
SIDE CHARACTERS
Iam a fan of multiple couples and I live seeing different story lines in one but in this I just wished they stuck to the main couple and the kid..among the side couples I'd say I liked the Bestie and swimmer couple but it did get unnessesary and annoying a little towards the end... though I love how baddas female leads bestie's character ❤️
Another story I think just wasted screen time had to be the female leads former boss and her mistress what value did they have except annoying the crap out of me with their actions.
THE PLOT
I love the lovers reuniting theme but it's been going wrong in many C dramas for many reasons but I'll say this was written well at first and then the continuous misunderstandings between the leads brushed me off, some were real and needed while some were stupid.
They wanted to fill 28 episodes but I would have been fine with 20 as long as the main focus was these two reuniting forming a stronger bond and being amazing parents to the kid..but no they had to add all this drama...and it ruined it for me.
THE OSTS AND CINEMATOGRAPHY
These were too good
RECOMMENDATION
I recommend this if you looking for a light watch..just something to pass time no need to be serious about the story like I was obviously...but I'll just say it here I thought this would break the perfect 10/10 I gave once we get married but it just failed too
Either way it's an easy watch which has its moments but still easy to watch.
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AN ENTERTAINING WATCH
Love of replica is a sequel to Mysterious love but the story is different just the leads and some support characters are similar.
It tells a story about this girl who loses her memory only to realise later that she isn't whom every one has been telling her she is and that she has some one identical to her( something like a twin)
So what did I think of love in the replica?
1. The amazing chemistry between the leads
Being their second project together, I must say their chemistry doubled and was quite sweeter and hotter than it was in mysterious love
2.THE CHARACTERS
Female lead won me over with how she could switch her attitude between the two identities as per the series it was some amazing acting displayed in her hand...
Male lead was amazing too,he wasn't the typical cold male lead type but had that charisma added to his character being a bodyguard
The supports did an amazing job with their characters as well
3.THE PLOT
Well I had my likes and dislikes about the plot...having watched mysterious love..I kinda expected this to be as thrilling as mysterious love was but it didn't quite meet the standards I sent on my side..it was a wonderful theme though..with a few plot twists that had me gasping and the way the story unfolded but it did have it's plot holes on my side and didn't quite keep me on my toes..but I managed to finish it so that proves that it was quite a good watch...at least I'd say I was entertained.
And I love how the epilogue hinted on there being an actual part two of MYSTERIOUS LOVE.
4.THE OSTS
The osts were beautiful and quite addictive
I repeat this was a sequel of mysterious love being that it was directed by the same person and had the same leads but the story was different so yes you can watch this without watching mysterious love first though I'd recommend you watch both since they are good
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We all deserve a twinkling life!!!
Starting off with one of my favourite lines in the show;
“Here is a thing about life
It may not give you everything you want..
But it does hide a little present for you from time to time..
I hope you can endure
The cruel hardship life throws your way...
So you can receive the present life tucked away..
To you and every one you want to protect..
VIDA LA VIDA...LONG LIVE LIFE”
- MASTER
Twinkling watermelon was a beautiful and heartwarming and heart wrenching coming of age drama about youth friendship love music family time travel bromance acceptance trauma parental love and understanding ..all of this can be used to describe this drama.
The cast was spot on ( I love how each of the actors managed to make their roles shine)
The characters were all written beautifully..I loved the imperfect setting for the characters which made them relatable and also made their characters growth and development natural and beautiful...they also each had their charms which added to the beauty of the story and the characters them selves.
The story was a roller coaster of emotions....I found my self laughing alot and crying alot most of the times but I loved how it had this aspect of consistency hence remaining to what it was originally set out out to be...a beautiful and heartwarming drama about healing friend ship youth family music and many more.
The acting was AMAZING, I think this was the dramas greatest weapon....the actors and actresses had a natural potrayal or emotions it almost felt real at some point...the acting was the kind that could move you in an instant and make you feel the characters pain and happiness.
The chemistry between the couples was undeniably good...I loved both and hoped to see more of them...one couple being calm and beautiful and the other being chaotic and fun.
The osts were beautiful and nostalgic.
The dialogue was well thought out educative and relatable..there were many life lessons thrown in both directly and indirectly through the different scenarios the characters go through...I loved how the drama tried it's best to potray disabilities as a gift that should be appreciated and something you can feel proud of rather than a burden or something that can make you feel insecure about your self.
This drama managed to touch various sensitive topics that kept me invested considering the fact that they were things that happen in out actual lives and things that we could all relate too in one way or another....which I definetly loved so much.
The ending was heartwarming and heart wrenching yet beautifully captured...I hoped it was a bit longer since I wanted to see more but either way I felt satisfied to some extent.
Do I recommend this drama?
Definitely....if you want a drama with amazing casting, acting, a consistent and beautifully written plot, with well thought out dialogue, life lessons, music friendship, growth, family, love then this is exactly what you should be watching...and you can thank me later.
EASILY ONE OF THE BEST DRAMAS OF 2023
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AN EMOTIONAL AND CAPTIVATING DRAMA
Some dramas are just so beautiful and leave an ever lasting impact and this is that type of drama.
From the plot pacing and execution which was done beautifully and in an Intruiging manner, with a safe balance of comedy and thrill and also suspense...it was a beautiful heartwrenching and at the same time a healing story.
The acting was amazing from all the characters in the show from the kid actors who played the younger versions of the leads to the main leads and the supporting characters..every ones acting stood out in a unique and interesting manner...the emotions really got to me as a viewer and I must say the acting made the story execution even better.
The chemistry between the leads and the second lead couples were to die for..the tension and cuteness...the pairing of outspoken female leads and shy male leads really had that cite impact to the show.
The cinematography is something I don't worry about when I see studio dragon..I trust them so much and gladly they didn't disappoint yet again...most scenes were shot nicely and the sceneries were breath taking.
The osts were impactful to the show mixing up a calm and emotional osts to the cheerful and bubbly ones that have you dancing around.
In conclusion this drama was an absolute roller coaster of emotions, happiness, healing moments, love, friendship, sisterhood, suspense, thrill and comedy...all put together and execution in a flawless manner....this drama has a lingering effect to it...that will make me remember it for generations.
I highly recommend See you in my 19th life...for those looking for a good..no awesome drama to watch.
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AN EMOTIONALLY CAPTIVATING JOURNEY OF LIFE, DEATH, REGRET, SACRIFICE, LOVE AND MORE!
"Light Shop" is a captivating fantasy drama that takes you on an emotional journey filled with feels. It beautifully blends elements of horror, suspense, and mystery, tugging at your heartstrings and sending you on a rollercoaster of emotions. The laid-back vibe and perfect pacing allow you to immerse yourself in the storytelling, even if it starts off a bit slow and confusing. Patience pays off as the plot unfolds and answers are revealed.
The story revolves around a mysterious light shop located at the end of a dark alley, guarded by an enigmatic man. This shop serves as a haven for souls of the deceased and those facing near-death experiences.
Light Shop is a remarkable exploration of survival, the will to live, and the intricate rituals surrounding death. It delves deep into themes of regret and redemption, beautifully interwoven through the stories of its diverse characters. The storytelling is rich and unfolds at a pace that feels just right—neither rushed nor dragging, but delicately balanced. Each character's journey tugs at your heartstrings, revealing backgrounds that evoke a profound sense of empathy and ache.
Characterization is exceptional, with the writer giving life to each character through their unique backstories. This makes them relatable and engaging to watch. The acting is outstanding, with every character delivering a strong performance. The direction and soundtrack complement the story beautifully, making "Light Shop" an unexpected gem that’s definitely worth watching!
I want to take a moment to appreciate Kang Full for his incredible ability to add depth to his narratives. In both Light Shop and his other drama, Moving, his storytelling resonates on an emotional level that leaves a lasting impact. The complexity he infuses into each character is commendable; he breathes life into their personalities, stories, and backgrounds, allowing viewers to truly feel their struggles and triumphs.
Light Shop started as a quirky horror but transformed into something deeply emotionally engaging. It’s a gem that showcases Kang Full's talent as a creator, and I am left hoping for more of his works in the future. His ability to craft stories that resonate with the heart is something truly applaudable, and Light Shop is a testament to his skill in storytelling.
Recommendation: YES! The first couple of episodes might start off as confusing, but trust the storytelling because it all finally comes together. When it does, you’re in for a rollercoaster of emotions. This drama was so beautiful from the storytelling, casting, characterization, and acting, to how it was all wrapped up beautifully. You’re in for the ride of your life!
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A NAIL BITING GRIPPING ACTION THRILLER WITH STELLAR PERFORMANCES...
Gangnam B Side is a nail-biting action thriller that will keep you on the edge of your seat with its captivating casting, storytelling, impressive acting, and direction. While the plot starts out a bit slow, you might find yourself a bit confused around episode one. However, by episode two, it really settles in and becomes fast-paced, filled with action and thrills that get your adrenaline pumping.The acting is, without a doubt, impressive. Ji Chang Wook, as always, embodies his role perfectly. I actually see a mixture of two of his previous roles in this one: first with his character in The Worst of Evil and then his role in Revolver. He has the aura and charisma that makes his character exciting to watch. His acting is nothing short of perfect, as expected from the king of action in K-drama land. Other actors and actresses, like Bibi, also deliver impressive performances that complement the already exciting plot.
The story does contain violent scenes that may be triggering for some viewers, but they are definitely interesting to watch and contribute to the overall excitement. Overall, so far, this is a nice crime thriller that is worth the watch for action fans.
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Let's just say the detective in me was awoken.....
I started this for Ahn Bo hyun and to be honest I stayed for the plot and how it was being told.This is a comedy mystery action drama about a rich chaebol who becomes a detective and meets with the other detectives on a certain team and then the rest is how they over come their differences and how they solve the various cases.
I think what grabbed me the most about this drama was how it involved solving different cases....and all those cases were written in an interesting manner so let's say it arroused the detective in me each time their was a case to solve...it was fun and Intriguing.
The story telling is good the brilliant mixture of comedy and mystery as well as thrill....was particularly interesting.
The characterisation was good too I couldn't picture any one as the characters and I love how all these characters especially the ones on the main team had different personalities so seeing them over come their differences and become close felt really satisfying plus the cast had amazing chemistry.
The acting was good...I enjoyed the suprise cameos that sort of had a relation to the casts previous projects.
This was an unexpected treat and I enjoyed every minute of it well let's say Iam still enjoying more considering I heard that it was also confirmed for a second season which I think is a good idea... considering the way the story is told feels continuous and I could watch multiple seasons of this drama.
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First ten Episodes are watchable but damn those last two episodes
"When the Phone Rings" is a thrilling romance that follows the complex relationship between a spokesman and a sign language interpreter who struggles with selective mutism—an aspect of her character that adds depth to the story, though revealing more would spoil the surprise. Three years into their marriage, they are anything but a typical couple; their communication is virtually non-existent, and their relationship remains hidden from the public eye, leaving her unable to openly acknowledge him as her husband.The tension escalates when she is kidnapped, and her husband dismisses the call about her abduction, thinking it’s a scam or voice phishing. Fortunately, she manages to escape, taking with her the phone used by the kidnapper to issue threats and demand a divorce. This twist sets the stage for a powerful moment of reclaiming agency through blackmail, showcasing a side of her that starkly contrasts with the innocent persona we’ve come to know.
While the setup and premise of the drama are strong, I found her attempts at making threat calls to be somewhat lacking. It felt like she was playing a risky game without a solid backup plan, which, while entertaining, made me question her choices.
The initial episodes are beautifully intense and thrilling, capturing my attention, but as the story progressed, it began to feel a bit underwhelming for me personally.
This review reflects my personal experience, and I recognize that opinions on the show may vary widely.
There are definitely aspects of "When the Phone Rings" that I really enjoy. For starters, I absolutely love the male lead, Yoo Yeonsook. Typically, I find tsundere male leads a bit overdone, but he brings something special to the role. He embodies his character so well that I often find myself swooning whenever he appears on screen. He has that aura reminiscent of a classic Wattpad character, and his presence and dialogue make him truly engaging. His character is fascinating—not your typical green flag or red flag, but rather a complex grey. Like many male leads, he has a backstory that shapes who he is, but I won’t go into that to avoid spoilers. His character is definitely one of the highlights for me.
Another standout is the female lead, Chae Soobin. She portrays an innocent character forced to live without a voice, which is compelling in itself. What I really appreciate is that she isn’t just a damsel in distress. We get to see a fiery side of her when she makes those intimidating phone calls, and I wish that aspect of her personality had lasted longer or transitioned more into her physical character. Some might see her as weak, but to me, she’s not. She’s someone who yearns to find her place in the world. With a difficult upbringing and a complicated relationship with her mother, she just wants to belong, and it’s heartwarming to see how she lights up when she finally finds that sense of belonging.
The acting is also a stand out element... the leads deliver such nuanced performances that every glance and subtle expression resonates deeply. Their chemistry is palpable and feels so genuine, making their interactions incredibly engaging. The way their relationship evolves from enemies to lovers is refreshing, especially with the added layer of an arranged marriage.
The phone calls serve as a unique form of therapy for both characters, allowing them to open up in ways that push their relationship forward. It’s heartwarming to see how they begin to understand each other better, breaking down the walls that initially separated them. The development of their bond is the drama's heartbeat, and even if the thriller aspect were removed, the romance alone could carry the story effortlessly.
The direction and transitions are expertly crafted, enhancing the emotional depth of the narrative. The original soundtrack complements the scenes perfectly, adding an extra layer of emotion that elevates the viewing experience.
Now, while "When the Phone Rings" has its strengths, there are definitely some aspects that leave much to be desired. The thriller element, which should ideally add suspense and intrigue, often feels disjointed from the romance. It’s almost as if the drama is trying to juggle two separate narratives, one focusing on the romantic development and the other on the thriller plot. While I appreciate the attempts to weave in the male lead's backstory, it sometimes feels like a distraction rather than an integral part of the story, making me wish for a more cohesive approach.
Another significant drawback is the portrayal of the second leads. Their characters and motivations seem out of place, especially since they weren't part of the original webtoon. This lack of integration makes their storylines feel forced, and I found myself skipping through their scenes, as they didn't resonate with me at all. Their investigations, while seemingly connected to the main plot, often lack clarity in motivation, which detracts from the overall flow of the drama.
Overall, "When the Phone Rings" leaves me with mixed feelings. There are moments of excitement, but they are often overshadowed by the inconsistencies in the narrative. I appreciate that the show is limited to 12 episodes, as it prevents unnecessary dragging and maintains a tighter storyline. It’s an interesting watch, but it could have benefitted from a more focused approach to both its romance and thriller elements.
The last two episodes of the series were truly a disappointment, and not in a way that was entertaining. It felt like the writer had lost touch with the story, leading to a plot that was both confusing and frustrating. The constant recycling of scenes became tiresome, and the supposedly intelligent characters made decisions that were completely out of character, which was jarring to watch.
The introduction of the argan war zone plot felt like a forced twist that took up almost 40 minutes of the finale, and it seemed disconnected from the overall drama of the series. The male lead’s disappearance due to his "noble idiocracy" and his delayed return after half a year felt unrealistic. When he finally reached out to the female lead, it was hard to believe she would run into a war-torn country only to get kidnapped again. Their heart-to-heart talk and the rushed make-out scene while being chased felt poorly timed, and the subsequent bed scene seemed like a desperate attempt to rekindle the romance.
Despite the initial addiction to the series, the spark has faded significantly. While the characters themselves were interesting and the chemistry between the leads was a highlight, the lack of character development and the flawed script overshadowed the acting, which remained strong throughout. Overall, the last two episodes extinguished any remaining excitement I had for the series.
Anyways I appreciate the acting, the interesting characters who could have been properly developed or utilised, the maiznf chemistry between the leads the sensual kiss scenes and maybe the osts.
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HEALING COMFORTING RELAXING WITH GREAT VISUALS AND A BEAUTIFULLY CAPTURED ROMANCE....
This drama is truly a relaxing and healing experience, offering a comforting story centered around a woman who works as a hotel lobby manager and struggles with insomnia due to issues with her boyfriend. In her quest for help, she visits a TCM clinic and encounters a skilled and handsome doctor who assists her in overcoming her sleeplessness. After her breakup, we witness his journey of healing her heart as the narrative unfolds.I believe this drama successfully achieves its goals. It aims to be soothing through its beautiful color grading, stunning sceneries, and thoughtful cinematography. The characters and their stories are relatable, making it feel like we are watching normal people navigate their everyday lives. The way they manage their work, interact with friends and family, and handle personal challenges resonates with viewers, creating a sense of familiarity.
The drama excels at being comforting through the interactions between its characters, showcasing their growth and healing journeys. While the storytelling is simple and may feel slow-paced, it is effective in delivering a comforting experience. The plot may not be groundbreaking, but it works beautifully within its framework. It's reminiscent of a soothing song that invites you to sit back and enjoy the moment. Overall, this drama is a heartfelt journey that beautifully intertwines all these elements, making it a delightful watch.
With this drama, there's no need to rush; it's all about going with the flow. It gradually immerses you in its world. The romance is truly the heart and soul of the show, showcasing the slow and tender journey of two people meeting and getting to know each other, ultimately leading to a beautiful love story, all set against the backdrop of changing seasons.
The chemistry between the leads is the core of the narrative. Their interactions are both sensual and endearing, creating a comforting atmosphere. I love how they transition from being strangers to developing a deep connection. The male lead falls for the female lead at first sight, and his intense yet quiet crush pulls you in. He holds back, respecting her healing process after a breakup, and as they both learn more about each other, they heal and grow together. This is the true beauty of the romance in this series.
As I mentioned earlier, the characters feel like real people living ordinary lives. We see them at work, interacting with friends and family, making them relatable and likable. The female lead is an energetic, hardworking, and beautifully calm presence, while the male lead is understanding, quiet, and equally diligent. Their dynamic complements each other perfectly. Honestly, I have nothing negative to say about the show; it provided me with warmth and comfort, serving as the perfect escape. I highly recommend it to anyone seeking a healing and comforting experience, filled with beautifully captured romance, stunning cinematography, and a lack of unnecessary drama.
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BEST YOUTH SERIES FOR ME THIS YEAR!!!
I usually tend to be quite picky with highschool or youth themed dramas because I tend to find them a bit repetitive but this was everything I wished and hoped for...having watched two favourite youth series from the same director I definitely had my hopes high and guess what!Each and every one of them was met🤗
The plot was light yet had such depth to it, the story was nostalgic and emotional but at the same time funny and the Dialogue was literally everything...the youth and friendship moments were highlighted perfectly and most of the times relatable, I cried, laughed and giggled with them..it was a consistent plot which didn't include any unnecessary plots but just centred around the main characters, growth character development,relationships, friendship, emotions and life.
The characters were so good each one of them fit their role, I loved the female lead and how gutsy and brave she could be most of the times, I admired how her character was written..Male lead was shy and an introvert for a change most are but he won me over without even saying much,the other characters were amazing too..my fav support role was Guan Feng I loved how he stood out despite only appearing a few times on screen...the cast did an amazing job in potraying their characters.
The chemistry between the leads and our second couple..the leads had that cite type of chemistry that had me giggling and kicking my feet most of the times and most of the times I would complain about extra couples but our second couple in this was everything..they had chemistry, I didn't cringe one bit and their story line had an actual impact to the story...loved both our couples.
The osts and cinematography was everything, her recording their moments with a cam corder was nostalgic and the cinematography was dreamy like..the osts were amazing..each one of them tbh...❤️
I can't find actual complaints about this series, except say that I loved each and every episode and how it just kept getting better and better...loved the story flow to the characters to the osts and cinematography I loved everything.
If you looking for a nice light hearted fun youth series then this is it...🤍
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Beautiful emotional sensual and healing!
"Deep Affection eyes " masterfully weaves a tale of two individuals, each carrying their own emotional burdens, who find solace and connection in an unconventional relationship. The narrative follows a woman who, after leaving her job, returns to her hometown and is drawn to a man haunted by past traumas. Their connection transcends mere attraction, delving into a deep emotional understanding that fosters mutual healing.The show's strength lies in its portrayal of their interactions. The chemistry between the leads is palpable, expressed through sensual moments and subtle gestures that keep you hooked. The direction pays meticulous attention to detail, capturing every glance and touch, making your stomach flutter.
The female lead shines with her resilience, despite her traumatic past. She is a character who is not afraid to speak her mind, and stands up for herself....Ps I love her wardrobe.
The male lead, though seemingly gloomy and withdrawn due to his past, is revealed to have a warm heart, defying the typical "cold" male lead trope. Supporting characters, like the female lead's vibrant and supportive best friend, a single mother, and the second male lead, who provides comedic relief, add depth and balance to the narrative.
The acting is also amazing.. Zhang Yuxi delivers a performance that feels authentic and compelling, while Bi Wenjun demonstrates significant growth, elevating his portrayal.
The show's focus on emotional depth and the characters' journey towards healing makes it a captivating watch for those who appreciate mature, sensual romance.
For modern C-drama enthusiasts seeking a fresh yet familiar experience, "Deep Affection eyes " is highly recommended.
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IF JUST ONE PERCENT OF THE POPULATION ENJOYED THIS SEASON..THEN IAM IN THAT ONE PERCENT!
I wanted to take a moment to share my positive experience with season two of Squid Game, especially since the review section seems to be filled with negativity. Honestly, I’m glad I didn’t let those comments sway my opinion because I genuinely enjoyed this season.Going into it, I had no expectations of closure, knowing there’s a third season on the way. The way the season ended didn’t bother me at all because I understood that the creator wrote both seasons together, intending for them to be one cohesive story. Season one had this intense, dark tone, and I didn’t expect season two to replicate that. Instead, it felt like the beginning of a resolution.
We pick up with Gi-hun, who is determined to find the creators of the game due to his survivor's guilt. The fact that he dedicates his winnings to this search shows his commitment to stopping the games, even if it means taking the long route. It’s almost like a revenge mission for him, and it makes sense that he would rejoin the games to convince others to vote out.
I found season two to be a refreshing change from the first season. While the first season had me holding onto my seat with stress, this one was genuinely enjoyable and binge-worthy. I loved the fun interactions between the characters and the variety of games, even if some were a bit serious. Up until episode six, I was having a blast!
The introduction of new characters was a highlight for me. Although we didn’t get to see everyone's backstories, it felt like a diverse mix of personalities—ranging from annoying to funny, and even the scaredy-cats. I enjoyed seeing new faces and appreciated how the show portrayed characters that weren’t perfect. In life-and-death situations, it’s natural for some to rise to the occasion while others might show fear or trauma. This realism made the characters relatable, and I applaud the writers for that.
The acting was, as expected, top-notch given the talented cast. I even found myself with new favorites! Overall, I see season two as a setup for season three, introducing new motivations for the male lead and laying the groundwork for the finale. It might be a bridge, but it certainly wasn’t useless—it added depth and excitement to the story!
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