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There is two words following "pretty". Pretty is being used as an adjective of a concept NOT a person. I was agreeing with you but you seem to not understand normal english, yet use idioms like "whack" lol

Even if you do not know what "pretty out there" is, the way you jumped immediately to ASSume it was talking about a person was weird.

Ok, it seems my hypothesis has been validated. I think you need to sue your English Teacher. It is obvious they have failed you.

huh? I am going to guess English is not your thing. I made absolutely no mention about anyone's appearance.

Generally if you cannot access a show in the North American region, the "restricted to a region" thing on Viki, does not really exist. It is just their default "not available" message. Very occasionally you might get lucky and it maybe restricted to the UK/EU region.

In KDramas, ALL psychiatrists are pretty out there.

Korean (and Chinese) people are all extremely nearsighted according to Kdramas and CDramas. They never see people standing right next to them right in the open. Bemusingly, if you watch Taiwanese Dramas and JDramas, for some reason Taiwanese and Japanese people do not seem to suffer from that same disability. Must be something in the water in Korea and China. lol. Maybe they drink too much hot water. :)

This is a school drama in the mold of American School dramas/movies, where the Male Lead is supposedly a high school student but looks 30+. Seriously he looks older than some of the teachers.

Just watched the first episode. I see that if the ML is a LUCA, he hasn't evolved intelligence yet. Does he ever evolve some brain cells?

And in the second episode, the "bad guys" bring a female "bad guy" just so the female "good guy" has someone to fight lol. And when she fires her taser, instead of hitting the large target of the "bad guys" chest", she just happens to hit the much smaller target of his arm, which so happens to have no feeling in it, so is immune to the taser.

This is tropey as hell lol

This is the norm for KDramas. You maybe noticing it more here since the songs are in English (and I have noticed people complain more when the soundtrack is in English), but if you listen to the music in most kdramas it is generally the same few songs repeated.

Their support of each other was limited by the fact that all three sisters are secretive for the sake of being secretive, even with each other, despite their supposed closeness.

A major issue for me was the three sisters were secretive for the sake of being secretive even with each other, despite their supposed closeness. You are NOT close if you are constantly lying and concealing things from each other.

I would rather a drama show a couple hugging over a forehead kiss or even one of those fake kisses where their lips touch but don't move.

there is one more "awkward" scene between them at the end of ep4/start of ep5. Though it depends on your pov. Some find it a sweet scene, I find it an off putting scene. After that their interactions much better.

All three sisters are secretive for the sake of being secretive even with each other, despite their supposed closeness. They barely communicate with each other. It is so frustrating.

And the female lead is so fucking passive. Even 4 episodes from the end she is letting her ex boyfriend hug her, accepting engagement rings, getting in his car because he told her to. But they keep telling us she is a headstrong, determined tough woman. They have yet to show us this though. At episode 12 (or Episode 23/24 of 32), she is still a weak passive & non-communitive woman (with stupidity tendencies) who keeps secrets for the sake of keeping secrets.

I agree about the director and the eldest sister, BUT I would have to disagree with you about none of the characters are "bad people". The 2ML and the 2FL imo are definitely "bad people". One was cheating on & planning/manipulating the FL into becoming his mistress and the other was manipulating the 2ML into marrying her. Neither are "good people".

Yep definitely awkward at first, but gets cute & sweet

"Chemistry" is just a word people use just because they do not like either a couple or one of the people in the couple. They don't know why they do not like them (or are unwilling to articulate why) so they just resort to the ephemeral "no chemistry". That is why it is pretty much a meaningless term and useless to argue about. Everyone has a different opinion about who has "chemistry" and who doesn't, often even going to criticize real-life couples as having no "chemistry".

I would not exactly call something in the rain a "happy" ending. They only get together in the last 5 minutes. I would call it a "positive" ending rather than "Happy". Either way it was also an extremely unsatisfying ending, as most "get together in last 5 minutes" endings are.

I have only liked "Secret" of his, and that is largely because of "Hwang Jung Eum". She was also the best part of KMHM, but I still prefer the Chinese remake over it. Ji Sung just never seems to play likeable characters, so his character in Secret was perfect for him.

I usually do not mind age gaps. Though 17 is at the very border for me in this regard. BUT I totally agree about the power dynamic. Teacher-Student relationships (along with psychiatrist-patient relationships) are just too one-sided in the power dynamics for me to like.